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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13731, 20 March 1915, Page 2

THE RECENT EPIDEMICS OF % SMALLPOX AND DIPHTHERIA, 3 Would certainly not have attained jj such proportions if the hygienic tact ?j were more generally known that ttit- a disinfection of the mouth by a leiiabk- $ ttrid narmkus antiseptic ia a great pf<» ' S tecting factor against all ailment*• & where th© inf^tion is .through thf | throat or respiratory tract. By putting £ "4 drops of SANDER'S EUCALYTi t ftX'l RACT on a piece of loaf-sugar, ano % allowing it to dissolve in the inoutb, £ that cavity is thoroughly disinfected 'A The volatile nature of SANDER'S EX % TRACT makes it penetrate every crev '% fee. SANDER'S EXTRACT is not % uauseoua nor depressing like the com- g | ruon eucalyptus, and possesses great i ! ftntiseptiopower. By using SANDER'S' % | EXTRACT jmi avoid 'he uncertvn f composition of the loea-J^©; you bay«! :j the benefit of the etron^est ant?efei;tic i % (hat can be used wtth safety, and' rl» ! :'f. "*»nk *f protect!jt) from »1) iafwct.or :-i them. ' |