Ho was a sufferer from a chronio chwt complaint, which inflicted him with many slceplfcs nuIHH. owing lo tho incessant cough. His chest fell tight and constxacted in breathinv, and tho tenacious phlegm was a continual source of annoy»»ceandirritation. Ho feared ho was consumptive, and that thore was not much to bo done, as he had tried everything: how? ever, as a last resource ho would try Aickin's Sirup oi- Kucalyptus, with Hvi>ophos I'hites of Lime and Quinine. Having pro cured a bottlo. tho chemi»t advised him to show It to his medical man. as it was not a quack remedy, but purely a pharmcc'utical prepara tion of great value. In addition, he shonid adhere to small doses of pure cod liver oil, which could bo taken at tho samo time as th eucalyptus a»d Hypophosphitcs. A fortnight parsed, aid tho ranie pale, delicato-looking man returned to the shop in ynoen-street, and asked for hiß friend tho chemist. The invalid then re counted, with a bright oye and hopeful face, tho cirects of tho wondcful medicine. " I soon found tho worrying phlegm become moro liquid, and expectoration was quite free, conso uent'y I was relieved from tho dreadful cough, I feel so th&ukful I can now Bleep at nights Dnringthoday I feel a mountain lifted off my chest, and I can eat heartily and relish my food, which 1 could never do before," Do you think it possible this improvement -would havo taken place in ordinary courso without tho medicine?—" Certainly not," tho invalid replied, " I had suffered too long for that; however, I Bhall take two bottles more, and report to you further." About a fortnight since the came person called upon tho chemist, He was no longer pale nor careworn; a tinge of healthy red had returned to the pale features of the now con valescent patient. Ho had merely to say, "I have called to tell you that I consider your medicine (tho Eucalyptus with Hypophoaphitcs) has saved my life. I feel I am getting bettor rapidly, and I should tell you that although I have had remedies prescribed for me in Sydney, Melbonrno, and other pluccb, nothing relieved mo until I got your medicino. I thank you very much, and will mako its valuo known to every one affected as 1 wa>. I shall nota the address— Tho Pharmacy,' Queen-street. 