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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3311, 1 August 1879, Page 4

Medical girl for the next four weeks. This doctor said the bone was diseased, and a piece would have to come out before the leg would get well. But during the four weeks treatment of Dr/Boyd, tho lep was growing worse and the ohild sinking. I had heard in the meantime of the^^ Eucalypti Extract working -some wonderful cures, aud'nt the end of the period mentioned T "obtained a bottle of the extract, i and first iuaed it on Mpnday, the lCjthDecember. The doctor's visits then cea^odj the child*being in a very., low condition", and I gave'rny little girl three'drops each night and morning, and also applied it to tho part for two weeks, at the end of which (time I was exceedingly pleased'to find she had so much improved ns tobe 1 able to run ! about. J I/Tegai;d the cure effected by the extract as simply marvellous, and I have be^ n fecommendinglhe latter feo my friends who ore suffering." f From the Bendigo"Evening News. Howard Place, March 11th, 1878. Messrs Sander and Sons—l have much pleasure in testifying to the proved excellence of your Eucalypti Extract.; For seven weeks I suffered intense pain from a sprained ankle ([which had swollen much), and could get no relief, although I wtts under medicaltreatment, till at ■ last I purchased a-bottlo! of your%i» tract, .flud' after, using three, bottles full, my ankle was completely.qured. I would-now recommend all peripns' suffering similarly to try yonr Eucalyptus Extract, as I can assure them it is a sure cure.-ft-Edward Gibson. " To' the Editor of the Newcastle Morning ■ Herald and Miners' Advocate. - if -. |! *■■■'"" ' Jlarch 18t|.i! Sir,—Haying Buffered from a bad wound in the leg for a hvng (Ime, I tried several remedies, nbiie of winch bad the desired 'effect'} and, as a forlorn .hope, tried a bottle of the "Eucalypti," and I am happy to have the opportunity of bearing (record to its efficacy ,; although' i having used but oße small bottle, the wound is now healed. You are at liberty to give publicity to the above, as I believe the knowledge of this fine medicine cannot be too Y7alliend.j?2;i From the Oooitown Courier. .■c'tOi■■.■)■:■■' i bo'-'MFebruary^Sra^liWa^. We have received the. following testimony in ? favor ,ofj the, new curative agent frpm,,our correspondent' 1 at -Port DouglasJ-^-'^The Eucalypti preparation is being experimented with here, and, the few bottles that have, .been disposed-ypf,-prove'.all -that has beenj written with regard to the efficacy of this discovery. i'-'p'ersoii -whilst performing his daily duties in one of our stores,' happened to tread 6a a rusty nwl/ )which r Bq-,inconvenienced -him for some days, that hie could ii either-put his foot tdjtHeTg'rdund or tfe>r'a bdofcH-Jthe p#t bpitii so painful. He was" pursuaded to try this new preparation, - and upb'il tdpfjilying the jiquid twice, immense, reliefi was soon experienced, and. the person referred.to.is_now able to walk about as if nothing had happened to him? jThis'fcoine witfiin myown observation, therefore I can vouch "for the truth of Jhis assertion.'' . . . ',•■■■<»,r t •w.'jb -•:'■' "s .pasevfi Swettipg?/! .viivo .1. ' la N6veindber, 1877, the wifebjf Mr Eickel Iroribark suffered in ■■' the-:bend':of "the;%ne'e from a^Bwelling,'whiclr had formed a lump';of considerable'sizoj disabling her from attending to any work. She removed the swelling completely by a continued application of- the extract. ".'-- vj:•-'': '.-:.■••: ■■■'•■ '■'■■■;■": .'fi :^nh<i<]>:^ ITS? -CIIaM -Ak Ik 6VBAiIYE. '■It has tfaow'6e Icotoe \' the fashion tritb' tti&ln- , ventors or discoverers of remedial agents to; claim'lednifething'little short of infallibility > and universality of cure for their respective j agents. Messrs Saflderand Sons do nothing of the epr^. 'Ihey have, confidence, that their j oil possesses maiiy virtues j but the full, .extent of these th'ey'do not know yet. They; 'ktjs ..libw'fcollecting,'data; and they'are'inos;t! 'careM'afiff-jjiea^ % thi«.''j! It \ 'is quite ''sure then, tnat jthdir' 'bucaly'jiii oil,ican,fairly assert itself to be a grand paii^cea'foil tiany^ of that flesh ifl'heir :toi";' 1 ,"";;.;':-;';".:;.".':. 4 :!-';. l'" Z-X\."'.:J.'."'"l\ I ' ''tn 'Sq'artet, TyjpTund,! 'of. %Ny cfMkdfjNver, \ nothing 'will ;pr6,tect/ better [ against contagion i than a few drops, 6f! the pil pouted' iH _the j palm of the hand, and rubbed'in, in order to liberate the -vapors, of. fßfil iiHkled; bySrflifiej clothes. The perfume will-be noticed for'ai greatlengthM'time. ; i '"!< . ~';; ,':; y'''^} j ForJChitdren Attending Schools,"tixje .same j ,mqde"may;be adopted., ; f , ,', '■■oj'.y j ! " In Cases of Sickness, a few drops i>Ut into ■ a.saucer, and put into the room will, being an etheric oil, evaporate, and fill the room with the purifying vappr. \ Areyov, obliged*to' Travel! '-'A few drons dcbaßionaliy rubbed on the body,! will- vprote^t against any icontagionypu may be exposed to, '• in coining in directtcontacfc with' sick persona,' or in 'sleeping in the same rbora: *ith. or in \ beds becupied previously by sick persont. \ , ; All Soielkeepers ' will do well to sprinklJß i ■from'time to time in drawers,' where linenis usually kept, ' a few drops of the pure essen'fcial* ml. It produoes no epots whatever, as every particle of it evaporates, and nothing remains. ." . ; : ■ "" , ; In »hbrt, where a disinfectant is needed, the: pure essential' ecualypti oil ; ought to be i the one you have recourse to, and no family f ought'to'be, without it.. V ' *''"" ' For 'alt Wounds, 1 Cuts, Burns, Scoldings, Ulcers, and Cancerous Wounds, a piece of! lineu wrapped round the suffering purt, find! moistened-with a few drops of'the eucalypti; essence, will stop all pain, and effect a speedy : cure. In cases, where a piece of linen cannot be applied, 'the moistening of the suffering part with the pure o-,l will do as well. " In Case of Colds moisten the nostrils-with a fetv-drops and inhale the vapour, and you willfeel the immediute relief, and entire riddance of the heati In all' cases wliere tlie Lungs may be Affected, the above-mentioned process, continually repeated, will be the best that can be advised 1. ■'■ In cases of ILlieumatism, a mixture of one part of the pure essential eucalypti oil with three parts of spirits of wine, well rubbed in the suffering.part, has acted better than any other remedy. ' ' In all-cases of Inflammation, the oil may be applied to the part affected. In severe cases of' Toothache of rheumatic origin, the pure essence may be applied on the external part of the face; In cases of Inflammation of tJte Eyes, apply the pure oil to the outside of the eyelids. Headache and Rheumatic Pains in the Head are positively removed and cured by rubbing the oil on [the affeoted parts. ' > For many Cases of Severe Bruises the oil has proved the best remedy. Inwardly, used, take three or four drops in half a tumbler of water. The essence effects a, most 'surprising change of the whole constitution, correcting indigestion, and creating a healthy appetite. t^°No other essence is genuine except that ; in the vials bearing on the labels our signature and trade mark. Tobe had at the manufactory, SANDER AND SONS, Bridge street, Sandhurst, Tic toria.., -.- ... •■.■.: ■ .. •.., ■; - -.. : ,: • .-V4 Sold in Viuls only at Is 6d and 2s 6d each. :: Sole Agent for the Thames— V, GEOEai^ DENBY, Family, Dispensing, and Manuiao • ,: ; sTUitiN» Chemist, B JiU;WM BTKEET, '■ ■ "-; ■" ■'■ -' Gbahambxown.