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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXII, Issue 11551, 3 December 1889, Page 3

' - Labo'uVin Vain,, . jW.hat ioots it ! to buy /, .cheap boots i£- the quality is not there? I'JBetter .give something to Boot and have .. '.a good pair. " Try to find a cheaper boot ;::' ahop. inyWanganui than AinßWprth'si , : ;-' 'Oorndr'^Bid't- Sn'op and you will go'-.a- 1 '■"• errand. f , .t . ■ : > • .. , , ■-, : r '"..;¥' ■Bixr'EHS'.iHJN'o rp RE 9Eia.vEfe r .'— This :' ,';.:pqtent an^ palatftble^edicipehasgaino^ 'v:'. great, popularity ' ih.'this district in the .v'V.teeatinsnt. p^ .Chest- .andiThroat ! Ccm- •■; plainyi' l 'Me&rs'WxsiiiAarsoN and Co. are.. .'■■ Apjilltßnr-ADVT'; .'••'" '' '. '„' „..,.,,. ;V:'V/oDBAS-f A.- person cured of Deafness and '■■'./ noises' ini the heaU' of ■ 23 ' years''.,standipg '■'-': by;a simple Bemedyi : will send a.'descrip- ,' ■ tion of it free.to'any pßrson 'who, applies • to Nicholson;' 1V5 1 |Williant : stree't^ Mel-. : " bourne.— Advt. , ; „ ,j „;■; ' . Impo rtanfr'to" 'parerits.^r'We' .have., re- . ceived.'ai6onsignnient of Boys' Suits, p,ui; r , ' '.chased' at' a'vory largo discount,. i'Tjhey . will beibxposoifdr' sale to-day. 'Wo are, ■ -,: certain the like value has not been offered before (ia-.Wanganni. Inspect' tho stock, and judge for yoursolves.. Exceptional ' valu«;in:'shirts, l 'tr6'tisers, &c, &c. T. W. Boundy and Co.rrrAdvt. ■ ■ . " A genuine source of health-^WotFß's ;;! BaaSxha!' ' l [J • -^ 1 - Mind you get Schnapps.

"■'. ~'^m&''&^ SOUS' ' 'ETCATVf PTI "'•' 33JOTRA.CT.— TJiulor— the; dietini?mshod ':■■ patronage of 'his Majej^rths , 'Xing' of . ■lt&ly»ra3\pßr^coVrimun'cation ' niade' by, tliaMinistehfor 'Foreign' 'affairs, through, ' ' ' the ,6#nsul-GoneraTf orltalyiat Melbourne 1 '■• I4t6'March,' 1870.' '■■• Awarde'dDrplpma at ;.. ' fcheAinster.damExhibition;tBB3. Acknow-. V, ledged by Medical— Gliniqs and XTux-, '■! '''- versitios. albover th J e Globo. ' '.' ' ..' , ; ' , : There " l We 'iniitatiohs of , Eucalypti Extract in th'e'mariet, produces of , simple distillatibfa; forming crude resinousv oils In order that ' h'ese crude oils!may not be taken 1 for' oui, Euro Volatile Eucalypti Extraotl'- AvM6h ■ is ! reijpgnised . by the ■-•' medioal' division bf the Prussian., Government to- be of ' perfectly pure ' origin, as per information forwarded to .us through , the Consul at Melbourne, 2nd Marchyl 1878, we state i~-: ' -'■ ' ' It is proved by tests made by the Mcdi cal Clinics pf/ the, 'Universities at: Bonn and Greifswald (Pinssia),' .and reported by Dr Shulz, Professor of Pharmacology • • J. Bonn, and Professor Dr Mosler, Direc- ' tor of the Medical CUnic at, .Grejfswald, ■ that/. only rp'roduc'ts 'that are • saturated • ' ' viffitti oxygen and f reqd of acids, resinous ' -and other.subBtance3. aSlierent to primary distillation, will develpp, the , sanative . q>ialities pj<sperjkp>tliG plant. 5 •" ? A'll crude ' oils, or so-called Eucalypti Extract are to be classed according, to- the- .same > authorities; ajnqnff'thfe turpetnines which are' of insigntficant medical, value, and abandoned long 'since' as an internal medicament. These crude oils, or socalled. Eucalypti Extracts, ., are. des, . . cerriifi&H }i I '■ • *" ' : ''■ ' ' ' '' " 1. By their deficioncy in pungent odour (which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti , Extract, '• develops most freely through its surplus of oxygen) . . 2 By theii? ■ alcoholic; ' thin and mobile appearance being reduced in specific density through' the presence'of acids. 3 By their taste, the result of, Ijhe con- " tracting, .tendency of 'resins and 1 tanat3. If these crudo oils, or so-called Euca lvptiEstract3'are applied by mistake in cases of oroup, -bronchitis; '.diptheria, internal of croup, bronchitis, diptheria, Internal inflammations, dysentry, &c, the consequences . are • most appalling. ■ For safety, sake ask always for Sander