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" ."T. 1 ". *2j!ffi^'^ t&&& c* and Sons' itntmiyptt Bxtnu* CDeutsohe Med. Wooheusohrift 1879;, Mailer, MJ)., Profeeßor at the University, Grelfewiild, Oennany, re* porta :— The Eucalypti Krtrnot proved magnificently caooessful in very severe oontusi" 1 hniises, sprains, Wonaaß,BCaldings,brokenribß,Bnd v . Ueffecfcuuly •toys all inflammation and swelling • t-.-iKeservica* derived from it in all disorders or\ > jOi-iratory organs, as croup, diphtheria, in&ajawMUov. of tlia bronchial tabes aodltmgi, chronlo catarrh, bronco itis, colds, 40., ue not to be equalled by any otbor nwdioameat. Bander and Sons' Eucalypti Sstract. Lister, M.D., Professor, etc., I^ndon. the leading mrgoon of tht present time, stated at tb» last meeting of the Clinical society. London, as published in G-aillurri >■ lledickl Journal, that the Eucalypti Extract i* the best known antiieptlo (maun of j/nruating >-'nbutton.) £fc tf Saao Ctf f- •' S^vnA Sons' Euoalyptt Rn.^-c CAm. Med. Journal, November, lßM). In di-^.^r-s o? the kidneys eithar aotire^cbngestiou or «ui';-.<;<;ir.ii, (urrania) oralbnmlnurla.dropsy, UttitanU, nothing mil equal in its action Eucalypti Extract. Do«u, ftrr> '« eight dropi in *> llttia- nreettned water, twice or t>>w . time* daily. fiander and Sons' Eucalypti £c*rart (from Am. Med. Journal, Jan., Ibb2).— )*:*>«, 55.1)., Prof. Theory and Praotioe of Mcd. Am. Mo.l. tioHnJ, ■•y*— " It Is the best remedy known in typ^'TOAliiri..!, typhoid fever, erysipelas, diphtheria, scarlet le~ »t, ■mall-pox, dec. ; it effeotoaUy rotanU tbo dnioW . ■ tion of the animal fluids, which mi^ht ra-w 1 ' • "5 general breaking np of the blood and in death. " Jft Jiander and Sons' Eucalypti gist* .•«* (fifem Bt, Louis Eclcctio Mcd. JouruiU, line., i" . ; Cancer of the Tongue— Patient, Mra \V , sr- yc^r*. old. Evidence of sarofalousdiatiircu. I'rewrital f»i« drops to be taken three times daily; also, tongue « <" wA three times \rith the Euo. Ea tract. Trcntrd iu> n\v:t for four weeks, thon discharged cured (J. H. Ituttuy, M.8., PrpL &0., Philadelphia). Since, in the rn.;c of Mr Meroer.'ot Kerens?, who had been advised by t!m medical officers of tue Bendigo Hospital to Inve )»i tongue removed, like splendid rcsulta liava boon at>tained through the application of the Kuo. Exit net, Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Extract. , —From Olinische WochsnschrUt, Berlin, Nov., 1878).— Hosier, M.D., Prof. University GriefewaM, Gcnnany, ; report*:— Patient, Id* X., 20 years. Ciuse, diphtheria, I of fexoessive dangor. Tonsils continually coherent, prtMnting deep laying ulcers, vr'th dli ty -R-hl to exn a .» 'a. Euo. Extract inhaled and applied direct day and j^ht. Cured in 14 day*. -' . / Sander andUons' Xncalypti Extract. — {From Cliidcal Reoord, August, 1881).— Surgical CUnio of Prof. Mintyr*, CoUege of Physicians anil Burgeons, St. Louis— Solrrhus of Breast— Excision; Xacalypti Extract employed as spray aud dressing. Eight days after operation Professors Bauer and Irlntyre noted tht following condition : — No a'.relling, beat or discoloration, near or in the wound, wlricn has united fully; the patient allowadtg attend to her. nous*, bold duties again. Sander and Sons' Sncalyptt Extract (Clinical Becord, Sept. 1880).— The American medical profession uses, in gonorrhoea, as an injection, an emulsion of one onnoe Euo. Extract, one ounce gum Arabio. Si 80 or 40 ounces of water, applied four times daily. Eight drops given inwardly, once daily, prevents effectual! <- contamination of the blood in f ore disease, .. |; '# CAUTXOtf. % '' Santifep And Sons' Eucalypti £*«ract. {Bt. Louis Clinical Becord, Jan., JBB2)— Hazard, M.D .. Prof. Of Pathology and Diseases of tbe Mind, states :— W« have examined half a dozen specimens of Euc, t Extract. Sander's preparation waa tha only one Which corresponds to scientific tests. Our preparation is the only existing volatile extract, free of all resinous particles. All other preparations of the Eucalyptus, no matter whora manufactured, ara crude, resinous oils, irritating and blistering, rather causing inflammation than staying it, and of real danger if erroneously applied in throat diseases, &o. , Wo Bottles Genuine except those vrith l»tx>h bearing oar ' Signature and 7*ade Mark. *s& •eoured outaide with pink wrapper aria a« «a bUicL tns latter bearing our location and slgnafei v V d W "\ Directions for use with eatfi Swttie, m\ .3 * slander and Son* &u«ihnrs\ TW,,^! Agents — POLLOCK AND BEVaJS Wharf Street. Diseased Nature oftentimes breaks forth strange eruptiona." — Actiii, Scene 1. TO THE PUBLIC. QOME patients suffering from nervous affec* 0 tion are afraid from sheer bashfulness and modesty to personally consult a medical man — other patients have not the self-possession and coolness when in the consulting room t accurately describe their symptoms — thei habits of life, and the nature of the diaeaa they suffer from. 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