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Evening Star, Issue 4146, 10 June 1876, Page 4

m- ' iETTEES I'.; 1 '.; Dated October lltfa T ( 1 D|§i|NC(WS.Hia7. 'P^ , pßoyAC^^s,: , ' - DR, BRIGH iB a OSEHwDYvNE, v > ; ;(v2onic Dxyt;eu):, v The New Curativa ■-A gent, ‘and only Reliable Remedy' fonNervbua ;and Diver -■ b Od^njplamtsr ; / combftiatioh ft. pronouncedi ' t ,‘ by ’ this Btibat’ eminent ’nlembers of the M•dicar. Profession to, be unequalled for its! V? '*s*■ |h;rtrtilgiiiUhing. the r vitality of thcbody, by Rb |EfUppl>jng ; alithe 'essWkr constituents of the blood' and nerve substance and for de-: yelpping all ihe powers and 1 functibba of th-l system/fo thti highest degree/ , ’ : <•' • - i ■lt is agreeable .to .the palp fe, and'innoc’ent-iiii its action,while xelaiai‘hg >ill its extra'otdiharyi and as a specific; surpassing alVtlie known therapeutic agents hf-'the.preasnt day fpJtthe, speedy and: pennanent’-dnlo of-Nfer-Vous .Pjfcstrti.tion, Diver Odihp’alnts, Talpitalion of the Hekyt, Dizziness,'‘Noise f in‘ the Head and Ears,' Loss of Hypochondria, Female Complaints, General Debility, Indigestion, JllaihVpridev‘XnCad>bxty for Study; or, Business: Sick HMdabhe. Da's-ii tude, Shortness, of Breath/ r Trembling df the Hw*ds ap^'Dimbs,' Dhysioi M. .Dapresaon 1 ,. (Tonsui£ptidfa fid’its first stogee oblyJ; of the Skin; Impaired- Sight '-and Memory/ Nervpui ifajjcies,;. linpoveririiedßlbbd;'‘Nefvdu V Del Btagds, Preihature Deoiihe yo'#J«*nad conditions of the tr ktewi htisW from whatever pause.;; The action of the Dhbsphodync is two-fold—on the one hand ieercasing ihe principle whch cons tit utea nervouehetgy, and on the other the most powerful bh'od and flesh 'genet ating agent known; therear marvellous * medicine for renov ating im L and broken-down- conslitntioha.' It quitiVy improves the functions of assimilation to Fttch a degree,'that where for ycars-au emailelated, anxious, cadavtdong,' and semi-vital conditioUßas existed- the flesh will rigidly in ctease in condition. and the whole system rethin to a. state' of robust/ health. The Phospbodjne acts electrical‘y upon the orgariisk.tiorif fOriijStkner, it assists nature to gener.it' itbarhuinari'electricity andrelbuiidsittie’ ossebus; muscular, neryorrs,:'thdui; branpus, anddiganiO the system withP’it exciting care -or thought, upon the individual as to the process'.-’-It moves the. In > ‘gs } . liver, heart; kidney, stomach, and intestines, with a balmony, vigor, yet mildm ss unparalled in medicine.. ! Tup Fhosphodyne gives- ba- tetd the human stiuctnrei in ft*suitable form, the phosphorlo or animat ing- fefement of- life, -whiok has b*eep Wasted;, atfti' Tan .iqjppitipt influehoV directly on the tjbinal mar row and nervous System, pf.:a.,ttutripiva, tonic, and invigoratlmcharac er, maiutairingjthatbuoyant energy of the brain and. muscular, sy-s. em; wflich renders ths mind cheerful,- brilliant,energetic, cpHrely; overcoming, that" dull,. inactive, "and sluggish disposition which many persons experience in all their actions. •’ ..Thebeneficia effects.of ihe Phosphodyaeare .frequently.shown.fr6m the first day (ft it* ad'bainistfatiPh; by'a remarkable increase' of neivvpus power,, rjyith a feeling Of vigor -and.coinf(j t, tpy?hiph the patient lias long been uuacintsioined- oved j the appetite increases wonderfully ; thd bowels'become ragulay;; the _e yea brighter ; the skin dear snd healthy ; and'the hair, acquires strength, show ■ihar' the importance of the' acton of the Phopphodyne on the organs of nutrition, 'FmalJ.y, the Phosphodyne maintains a certain degree of activity im the pfeviods debiji.tated. nervous system; , its use emblea a'l ’ debilitated'Prgans to return to their sdubd¥tate and perform natural function?. Pe?-:nim ?dffvring from Debility, -or'any ; of. the hummed Byttfpt-nns whichv/this 'distressing d rest as&uml'of att'eAectnal and eyeu speedy cure by the judicious’use of this most in valuable remedy;. ;

'DR ;; 18 SOLD ONLY In casiaa by all .Chemi^arflD'l.Patent - F all ’ DRefcfions -for’' Use.'-' sn' the EngllsV.? FreiKfli, German, ita ; kn,ahd Dutch languages, caao.' 1 1 : . »N.—The large .anddemand,for Dr BHght’s Phosphodyne his led to aoveral imitations under somewhat similar names; purchasers or therefore he careful to observe that each ere bqarrtjie .Gbyenimenli Stamp, with the words : Hr Brights engraved thereon, And that the s .me'.yoida ate also, blqwain the bottle. ’ " # • ! ,NEMFTHORNR rt > PROSSER, ANT) c 6., . DUNEDIN AND AUCKLAND." ~ 1 • ... '~:'w *■—*r:. ; 1 —*' . “Is there no hope,” the sick man said: i ui (-'Tbe afloat do6tor.'aLdbk.hl»lfo4.,r- ---“ While there is life there’s hope.” he cried ' ’ , . , ‘ iEgroto, diunjuiuxmsest.spesesfe" DR. t. L. SMITH,'; i; The" only legally-qualified medical man ad- : yettimn^oonßulta. • - Oh all affections Nervous-System -i (no matter from what cause arising). r ‘Onall brqken-'down constitutions. ■ all diseasekarisibg from early indiscre--1 .-.feions. ~ , . , . . On Goilt ’ and Rheumatism. * IN these colonies,' those excesses which'we have indulged in “ hot youth ” tell upon its with fearful interest. ■ ■ • ■ Our 1 regrets are useless, our repinings futile. The sole idea should be the chances we possess-of remedying the ills we already ■-Have, orv-eambating the - effects--likely to result. Hide it as he may, put on as good an exterior as he can, still is the victim conscious .‘that he is a living he,,r and that sooner or later his vices will discover him to the world. Our Faith, our obligations to society at. large, the welfare ®f our future' offspring, and the duty we owe to ourselves forbid procrastination, and point out'to us not to wait till the ravages break out in our constitutions,- - , Before negotiating -with a merchant, before engaging with a confidential clerk, before employing a barrister, a careful man makes as to their standing, their length of occupancy or residence; and, in the case of a legal adviser, both as to his legal qualifications and,as to.his capabilities of transacting the individual consults upon him. Strange tp say, hWcver, ,iu the selection ,pf a medical man, thaaufferer hequeutly omits these necessary pre^ptions and without.regard to the tifueas, qualifica-' ‘ tion, experience, and ability for the particular ailment requiring treatment, he consults the nearestman, whose experience and practice, perhaps, lie in quite an opposite direction. ■ Is it astonishing that so many are driven mad, are ruined in health, aud are bankrupt in' spirits, hope, and money ? Have I not for years pointed out to them that 7, Dr. L L' Smith, am the. only legally qualified medical vraclitionfr advertising in the colonies ? Have I not also prosecuted, at my own expense, these yery quacks, and exposed the various nostrums they are selling, such as Phospho dyne. Essence of Life, &c—aud had them analysed and found them to consist of I “Burnt. Sugar and flavoring matter,” and I the certificates T have proved to be all forgeries, It is for this reason that I step out of the ethics of : the profession and ad vertise, to give those .who require the ser vices of my branch an opportunity of know •ing they can consult a legally qualified map, and one, moreover, who has ma le this Ifis especial study. ■ ■ Dr L. L. Smith can be consulted by lettei ! yr-Fee, LI. Medicines forwarded to all the ' cMdmw . ’ >., •• . DR p. jj. 182‘; ’Copi/if si&Jk east (Late Governor),;