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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6692, 28 September 1882, Page 3

Sander and Sons’ Euc. Extract (“Clinical Record ” Sept., 1880). —The American medical profession use. in gonorrhoea, as an injection, an emulsion of one ounce Euc. Extract, oue ounce gum Arabic in thirty or forty ounces water, applied four times daily. Eight drops given inwardly, once daily, prevents elfectually contamination -of the blood in foul disease. 1

Sander and Sons’ Eua. Extract (From Amlied. Journal, Jan,, 1881.)—Pitzer, M.D., ProfTheory and Practice of Med. Am. Med. College, says: “It Is the best remedy known in typhomalarial, typhoid fever, erysipelas, diphtheria, scarlet fever, small-pox, &c; it effectually retards: the disintegration of the animal fluids, which might result in a general breaking up of the blood, and in death 2

Sander and Sons’ Euc. Extract (From St. Louis Electric Med. Journal, Dec., 1881), —Cancer of - the Tongue: Patient, Mrs W ,35 years old. Evidence of scrofulous diatheris. Prescribed four drops, to be taken three times daily; also, tongue wetted three times with the hue. Extract. Treated as above lor four weeks, then discharged cured. 3 Sander and Sons’ Euc. Extract (From " Clinical Record,” Aug., 1880).—Surgical Clinic of Professor Mclntyre, College of Physicians and Surgeons, St. Louis.- Scirrhus of Breast—Excision ; Euc. Extract employed as spray and dressing. Eight days after operation Professors Bauer and Mclntyre noted the following condition:—No swelling, heat, or di-colora-tion near or in the wound, which has united fully; the patient allowed to attend to her household duties again, A

Sander *and Sons* Euc. Extract. (From Clinische Wochonschrift, Berlin, Nev. 1879.)—’Hosier, M.D., Prof. University, Greifswald, Germany, reports Patient, Ida K., 20 years. Case, diphtheria, of excessive danger. Tonsils continually coherent presenting ■ deep-laying ulcers, with dirty-whitish exudats. Euc. Extract inhaled, and direct applied day and night. Cured in fourteen days. 5

Sander and Sons' Euc. Extract.-— St. Louis «* Clinical Record,” Jan., IS32).—Hazard, M.D., Prof, of Pathology and Diseases of the Mind, states : —We have examined half a dozen specimens of Euc. Extract. Sander’s preparation was the only one which corresponds to scientific' tests. In specifying that preparation the medical profession, which has been swindled with false brands, has the only means of assuring itself to get the genuine article. 6 Sir William Gull in his “ Clinical Observation on Medicine in Modern Times,'’ enunciates the following pithy aphorisms:—The strength of modern therapeutics lies in the clearer perception of the great truth that diseases are but perverted life processes, and have for their natural history a period of culmination and decline. I have often had occasion to remark, bow little we can estimate the reparative powers, however able we may be to discover disease —this is, perhaps, never more striking than in some chronic affections—organic strength lies nowhere but in the living circle of nutrition and function.” The lungs being organs readily liable to this derangement, they require healthful and high nutrition, when attacked by loss of function, contracted breathing power, with a cough and tenacious expectoration, Aickin’s Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine, should be taken thrice daily. This valuable remedy will excite a healthy vitality and promote a reparative action in the disorganised tissue?, the breathing will become free, and the cough soon cease. This course of treatment is especially beneficial in consumption, bronchitis, and asthma.

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