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West Coast Times, Issue 6623, 29 October 1887, Page 4

. ■ , ■"n\ J"l»ai»cifer and fiofc» r l&tje».l9T»H T.x-crtsA* (Deutßohe Mcd. Wochciisohrift W3), Mr>.;.'r, MJ)., noiessor at the University, Ores.'.' v:i!d, iJonnnny, ro< pt>ria : — The Eucalypti Extract j i-i\ed r.iauiuficontly loooesaful in very Bevero oepta-i.'i i • bnibc-*. sprains, »OUndß,Bcnld!ngs,brokenrlb«,ft>i.! j^.,- :: t etfeotuwly rt»ys all inflammation aud BwoUiu^fP . <* Uiosorrioai derived from it in »U disorders o.", <,o i jv^-atory or. mns, as croup, diphtheria, inflamui'st-sn of tlio bronchial tubes and lungs, ohronlo catarrh, brez o M lia, colder , *o^ are not to be equalled by any otlisame-lioamcnt. 'Sander and Sons' Saealypt! TSxiraet. iMter.MJ)., Professor, eto., London, tho luadu.g surgeon of the present time, itated at the Iwrt meeting of thei Clinical Society. London, as published faQaillArd'a Kedlcal Journal, that the Eucalypti Estrict is tbe test knows antbtptio (means of preTaaOap n»t«»fcotion.) ~ . . jp- . •ancQ^l ' • V# __ -jTiind Sons' EuoalypM Sixtrl.^t. CAm. Med. Journal, Novembor, ISSI). Ir. dL-oasea of the kidneys eithsr aotire' congestion or snprircsaioa (anemia) or ßlbnminnrln.dropsy, UtluMk, nulling will equal in Its aotion Euoalyptl Bztraot. Dot1», Ore to eight dropi In a littli sweetened wafer, talc* cr threr time* daily. Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Brtract (from Am. Med. Journal, Jan., ISB2).— IVWer, M.D, Prof. Theory and Practice of Med. Am. Hod. College, ■■ my*~ "lt is tht best remedy known in tj-phoninlftrial, typhoid fever, erysipelas, diphtheria, scarlet foyer, : I small-pox, &o. ; it effectually rotards the di?inis^ration of the animal fluids, which BiJgV. rc?r" -\ % . general breaking up of the blood mid In death." Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Sxti.^it ' ffrom St. Louis Eclectic Med. Journal, Dec, 1»M)~« ' Cancer of the Tongue— Patient, Mrs W ,36 yeatu , old. Evidence of sorofulous dintliesis. Frcs?nt)cd font I drops to be taken three times daily; also, tongue wetted three times with the Euo. Extract, Trcr.tcd as above for four weeks, then discharged cured (J. H. Kv.U!©y, , ! MJ),Prof. ho., Philadelphia). Bince, In the case of * ! Mr Mercer, of Kerang, who had been nd vised by tht medical officers of tfie Bendigo Hospital t<) ti«ve hia ' 1 tongue removed, like splendid results )mvj becnat* taintd through the application of tho Eno. Extract. ' Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Extract. — -Trom Olinische Wochensolu-ift, Berlin, Noy., 187&).— , Hosier, M.D., Prof . University Griefswold, Germany, 'l reports:— Patient, lda K., 20 years. Case, dip'ntheriA, * of ezoesaive danger. Tonsils continually coherent* 3 presenting deep laying uloere.w'.th dirty ■white exudata. - 800. Extract inhaled and applied direct day and sight, j ttu»din.l4d»y«.jr; ».-, /• 5 Sander and sons' Bncalyptl sstract. —(From Clinical EeoonL August, 1881).— Surgical

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