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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1279, 4 September 1872, Page 4

THESE are distinct preparations,' andare ■ for the Cure of Liver Affections, Gout, Rheumatism, and Sympathetic, . Pains ; also, for such diseases as may require "a mild, and active aperient, such ; as ' Bilious' Complaints, ' Ihdigestion,FlatulencJß, &p. ;' 'And; the' wonderful cures .effected by them are iiriparalellea, for proof Of which the reader is referred^ to the pamphlet, which contains i a large number of testimonials from some of the beat known : residents in the Australian Gplonies. some of;. them testifying that after, forty years suffering they have. been completely cured .by these valuable remedies. Amongst these i are letters from Captain Lawrence, of Lloyd's Rooms, Melbourne 3 J. 'J.'Shillincl^v, Esq, 'Government Shipping Master ;' : his : Hbiior Judge Hackett ; A. Cuhiihingi E&qV ' late'of Now Zealand ; H. M. Leving^j Esq, ! Grey Wouth { J. Si Wagner, Esq, Hokitika ; R. G. r Spencer, ; Esq, ;Xrivflrcargill; 'a varietyi of otherS. . THege'remPdies ynay-'lie obtaiued through .the : .wholesale agent|< ; a.3 aboye j of Feltpn, Grimwade aijd>(]fq, ]?ljnders lane, Melbqurne; and, retajl through ,any ohernis.t or storekeeper.. .'Megsrg^Vitj; 4nd Cft. are prepVpd to regeiye appligatjons. . f or agen,cfe§ where, such dp nqj; q. <• prgsehfe e^ist. ' Pamphlets may b.e had gratis diregt to or of any of theagentg^" ~ .' ' ' y Agsnts fop Greymouth— J HAM I L TO N "A N D"IT VflS. O% Mawhera Quay ; Agent for Hokitika —W. Evans. - ■■■• ' '■■ :^ <jm&- v V 0 - : ' ]n y -' 1 ARE warranted 1 not ■to i -c6ntain a single particle of Mercury or ! : any' otKer Mineral Substance, but to consist entirely'jjf .Medicinal matters,, purely : Vegetable ; hence they , are easily, digested; by the ' stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels, and carried ,into the blood, an 4 thus the. whole system is brought under their purifying and renovating influence.; ; . . .'../; . They have long since, been used in one of the Vgesj; Cqunty Hospitals iin .Great Britain, and, received.; the cpmrnen^tjon of several eminent physicians and surgeons ; an<f b,av.§ proved their, value in thousands of I nstanceß ; in diseases of the Head, Chest; Bowels,' Liver, '' and Kidneys, ; -ani'iii all Skin Complaints are* one of the best medicines known.' ' Prepared and sold -wholesale and retail, in ' N boxes, price' 744, Is l^d, and'2s9d each', byG. WHELPTOIf and SON, 3 Crane Court, Fleet .street, London; and may be had of all Cb'ewigfcs aj}4 Me,diofne '.Ypidor?.' v ;', ; Wholesale Agents in^^the Colonies t '; Messrs Felton, Grim wade and Col, Melbourne ; Mr .T. .Padman, .Adelaide ; Messn Elliott Brothers, Sydney ;* Mr Jakins, Auckand ; Messrs Youngman, Dunedin. ~QECOND"-EDITION-~NOW"~READY: KJ Price;iss,;sP,os{, 6s. - -S JE.,E. R_M AT O.Blßja 03..A ,~ Jn;jts Physiological, Medical, jand Legal Aspects, f By JAMES,;GEO. BEA^Ey, F.R.C.S., Formerly, Surgeon ,tp Jthe,MeJbourne Hospital ' aHdH'er'Maiesfy.sTbo'ops'durjng' ! -th,e AyaF ip^.t^Crimea'. „ '' "* . r Agents fop" Ji jiw ' ftjessr? 1 'WISE, ... Dunadift. „j,. .,,,. Spermatorrhoea, : wlth f impotenoe suid ste. rility "are subjects of much greater practical importance than has been, conceived by many, and often involve the happiness and perpetuation of families. 5 - Yet'have they, by a SOFD of professional prudery,^ been' either entirely overlooked by medical writars^or "very imperfectly discussed, and thereby re. liuquished to the irregular practitioner, or to the entirely unqualified empiric, In the present era of high, refinenxent and of luxurious, ,if not vicious enjoyments, and under the influence of noxious plans and systems of education, instances are very numerous for wliich. medical ad viQeisre(j[ttired for the removal of the mprbjidly., disqualifying conditions / about ; to boj consid ered,"/ but , is not resorted, to so * frequently as! it ought to be. Since advice is "thus often necessary,, j the ability of those from whom the community have;a. right to-. expect it, of Ijhe most judicious kind, shpuldbe equally 1 great in providing it. There is. d'very reason, also, to belieye that it would; be oftener fought after if J;he subiect were knownto be more fully entertained by, the 'duly qualified members of the profession."— Dr Coplacd's lAfe'flical Z)?<jtionary, voLII: " The only way by which someof the most important functional ailments andaberrant physiological states' 'affecting humanity can be rescued fro.mtjie grasp of , the, most -disgusting apd yillainous 'o^ackerk and f treated with benefit to the patient, is" by the sc^en'; tiiso a»d cpnscientioßß,piaotitioner openly taking them under' his own charge.^— Lancet. 30th May, 1557. - ,^-'\ '''i .: • ' We are glad that t)r Bbaney,* a Melbpiirne .surgeon., of, .establisheiiepjitoliion,'. has hadthe oouroge to grapple with this subject/and by the publication of this work point out a way of escape to sufferers from- the injuries "On: their, constitution, and thedraih made on their purse by impudent charlatans. IVsnch sufferers we- cbennimd a i perusal of Mr Beaney's volume. *- Victoria Telegrapli. ItON DO N AGEN Cy] Tho 'Ghky River Abgfß^ and f«Tn» Weekly Ait_7s" may bo read grai'uitousiy n London, at tho News Rooms of Messrs Gordon andGoTcn, 12rHolborn Hill, where advertisements and subscriptions will be received.