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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1280, 5 September 1872, Page 4

— riIHESE are distinct' preparati»ns, arid kre ' JL':. forHhe'cureOtiLiverAffeetion'Bj-Gduti' Y'i Rheumatism, and SymlpatheticJ'Pains^&lso,' a? for such: diseases as may require a roitd-and' c active aperient, such as BilioußComplaintsit Indigestion, Flatulence, &c* . And, tne. wonder- '" f ul cures •. effected by them are , unparalelled, - for proof, of which the iJi^erre^l tof t the pamphlet, which contains'a large number; j of 'testiiribnials froiri some of the best mown' residents in the Australian Polonies,* some 1 of them testifying that after forty years - suffering 'they have been' completely cured ' t by these' valuable l remedies; ' Ambngst'these are letters from Captain Lawrence/,bf Lloyd's Rooms, Melbourne j J. J. Shillinglaw I,'1 ,' Esq, 1 • ?■ Government Shipping; Mastec;; Ids mionof 1 * > Judge Hackett i A. Cummiagj Esq, late ofT q~ New. Zealand j H. M. Leyinge, EsaVGreyi-u I. 6 » th JJ- S. Wagner, ...E>a,. t Holtitikaj;B«T C, Spencer, Esq,..inyercargiU ( ; jjbesides. tl a;i Pt yanety of others. These'renipdies mayi'be.^ &} obtaiiied" througbTTihe wfiolesale agents, as above ; of Messrs Felton^ Grimwade and Go,^ ■ Flinders lane, Melbourne /and retail through any chemist or storekeeper. Messrs Witt : 0 and Co. are prepared* t<{ receive Applications for agencies where, such ,do not t ajt; present •; exist. Pamphlets idaay "be H&i gratis 'direot to or of any of the agents: j " ' ■ ■'■ / - Ageritsfbr G^eym ; outh-^ /|l| '" : * - ! !t HAMILTON t AND NIC.HOL.v * Mawhera Quay; ,\,-" "^ T Agent for Hokitika -W. JEStansl. „ „ , ARE warranted not to contain a singl pirticle i of Mercury or any other • Mineral Substance, but to consist entirely of Medicinal matters, purely Vegetable ; hence they are easily' digested by the ' stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels, and carried into the blood, and thus the wholei systieriY is brought under their purifying and renovating influence. , 1' ','"■. ; : They have long since been used in one of , the largest County Hospitals in.Great Britain, " and received the commenaatsa'^'severar .' eminent physicians a.nd sdrgepns'; arid Have poved their value in thousands ofi^ nstances 5 ' c , in diseases of the Head, Chest,'Bqyels,liiyeri 1 S fj and Kidneys ; and in aU Skm Complauits are ,"' j "one of the best medicines kndwnl 1 '" s ;;()iiC fc Prepared ai^d sold wholesale and retail, in I j boxes, price lU,' is l|d, arid &9d each; by G. b ;. WHELPTON and SON, 3 Crane Court, Fleet street, London ; And ; may be had of all " Cbemists^ndrMedidneVeroloyßT I^^""^^^" 1 Wholesale Agerits in the' Colonies : Messrs Feltpn,, Grimwade, and Co., MeW bourne •■ Mr T. Padnian, Adelaide ; Messrs; ,_ i Elliott Brothers, Sydney j Mr Jaltins, Auck-' ,' 'and.; Messrs Youngman, Dunedin. „?. SECOND .^PITtON' i$(M READY j- 1 /•. .'''VPriiJe; ssVPbst,;6s;.'-^;.,vv: J ::^ ; SP'EJlM^td.ElVH'ffiA, ! ? In its Physiolbgiba'i; Medical, arid. Legal ■ ,*■* '"' '■■■■,'■'■' 'Aspects;'"' 1 ,.': '' ' I.' I ' ! '' '•'"" 1 , By JAMT2S GEO. T ; Formerly Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital and Her Majesty's Troops during ■ :- i: the: War in 1 the Crimea.' '' : '-'"' ''■ "'"' ! Agentß;for Isew Zealand— Messtrs . rWJSE; ' -!■::• ■- !■• Dunedin. ;f " ' ::l '';*" : .■■•'.' Spermatorrhoea, with, impotenjie and sf^- "' 'rility "are subjects' ; 6f : inuch 'greater pracfci i cal importance than has been conceived bj r many, and often wyolve'the happiness' ari\i perpetuation of families. Yet have they, by a sort) of; p^ofessionats^ttiderjrj beei/eitinett f " entirely overlooked by medical writers or-^---yery imperfectly discussed,M Snd. "thereby reinquished to the irregular practitioner, or ito the entirely .unqualified empiric. In the preI sent era'of high refiriemerit and of luxurious;' u if not vicious enjoyments,' and under' the iris^' ! - fluency of noxious plans and systems ;qf tedfl* H r cation, instances are very numerous. for;-".* which medical advice is requiftd ; for'tlife i l< r§-- )U moval of the morbidly disqualifying conditions about, to,, be cousidered, but .is mot resorted to so frequently as ' it ought' to be. " Since' -advice is thus'ofte'n necessary, the ability of those from .whom . the; -community have a right to expect it, of the most jndi* cious kind," should" b\s equally great in providing' iti'; There is every reason, also, to. believe that it would be : oftener^ sought' after" if the subject were known to be more fully : entertained iby! the duly qualified members off I the profession ."—DrCoplacd'sia/c^eca; J>lcl %■ 4ionary, Yol I], ' " The pnly wa|r btr which gbme of the moßf important functional ailments *nd aberrant physiological estates affefcting humanity <ian v be rescued from the grasp of the riibst' idis- : giisting and villainous quackeryj and twatea 1 ' ; with. benefit to the patient, is by the scientific and conscientious practitioner; openly We are gladthat Dr Beaney.ia MelbouFne stirgeon of established s reputation, has had the courage to grapple with this subject, arid by the publication bf this work point out a way of escape/to sufferers from tie injuries on their constitution, arid the : drajn made on their, piu^e.by-4mpudent'pharlatanßr-9;0flBp5"--' sufferers we coennmid ,a of Mr Beaney's volume. --Vicioivi 2'eiegrapfy. 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