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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 382, 26 February 1876, Page 4

And all morbid conditions of the systemarising from whatever cause. The action of the Phpapbodjne is two-fold*-ron the one hand the prinoiple which" constitute^ nervous- energy, and on the other the most - powerful blood and flesh generating agent ':bnown ; therefore, a marvellous medicine 'for-, renovating impaired and broken-down-constitutions. It qpickly improves the functions of assimilation to suoh a degree,. ,tbafr where for yeara an . emaciated', lanxious, cadaverous, and semi-vital con •• difcion has existed, t&e flesh 'will rapidly increase in quantity and firmness, and tbo whole ■ system return to a state of robusi; health. The • Thosphodyne " acta electrically upon- theorganieation ;., for instance, it assists nature togenerate that human electricity which renew, s> and rebuilds the osseous, muscular, nervous membranous, and organio systems. It operates/ on the system without exciting care or thought- > upon the individual as to the process".).: lfcl; moves the lungs, li.?ssr t heart, kidneys;, stomach, . an 4 intestines, with a harmony- vigor, yetmildness unparalleled in medicine. The Phosphodyne gives back to thehumiin structure,, in t» suitable form, the pboßphorio' or animating element of life, which has been wastod, and exerts an important influence - directly on . the spinal . marrow arid' nervous system, of a nutritive, tonic, and invigorating character, maintaining that buoyant energy, of' the brain and muscularsystem, which renders the mind cheerful,, brilliant, and onergetic, entirely overcoming:, that dull, inactive, and sluggish disposition .whioh many persons experience in all their actioas,. • . i^ The beneficial effects of' th&Phpßphodynaare frequently .shown from the first day of its administration, b : y a- remarkable • increase of nervous power, with, a feeling of vigor and; comfort, to whioh the patient has long been unaocustomed; Digestion is improved j; the appetite increases wonderfully ; the bowels - become regular ; the eyes brighter j the skin clear and healthy; and the hair acquiresstrength,, showing the importance of theaction of the Phoapbodytie on the organs o& nutrition. s ■'.= ."' Finally, the Phosphodyne maintains a< ' oertaia degree of activity in- the previously debilitated nervous system j its use enablesall debilitated to return to their Bound, state and perform theirs natural functions.. Persons suffering .from Nervous Debility, or any of the hundred . symptoms whioh this • distressing disease assumes, may rest assured • of an effectual and, even speedy cure by thejudicious- use of this most invaluable remedy^ Da; Bbtsht's Phobphodinb is sold onlyin.oßßea at 10s 6d, by all Chemists a ; nd Patent . Medicine Vendors throughout the Globe.'. _Pull Directions, for use,, in the English,, French, German, Italian, aad Dutch laiiguogee, aocompany each case. ■ litW CAtjTro^—The. large and ■' increasfng,demand for Dr Brighfs Phosphodyne-h^ied: to several imitations under somewhat-similar-' Emmes, Purchasers of - this medicine- should* therefore be oaref,ul to observe that each pasebears the Government Stamp, with .theword^"prßright's Phoßphodjne,'Aenerafe'a T thereqa/antf Wafe/th'^ sfe'feds tSfflb >, iblowain- thi bbttle; . Juso-.i 'ictidxon'i Siaarn- '■ ' _^ Lii-vJ G'h . Wholesale agents for JTbw- Zealand^ : KBafPTB[O«I?E^ P»OSSEB, & CQ.,. - . DoftEDiy AND \At<?K|,Am ,..,..'," .'."'