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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1305, 4 October 1872, Page 4

•' . ' ■ .'■■.■.' ■'.'• ■■.•*'■■•*■ : ■ i " • "■■■'■.'..!.'; -. .; riIHESE are distinct/preparations, arid'an n't A for the curb otLiverAffeetionßy:-Gput;(f Rheumatism, and Sympathetic [Pains ; also .' , for such, diseases, as may require a mild and ' ; . active aperient, such , as Bilious. Complaints, ; . . . , ■ Indigestion, Flatulence, &c. And the wondtsr- ! .. ful cures, effected by them are,' unparalelled, for proof of which the. reader .is referred to. the pamphljet, which contains a large number of testimonials from some of the bestr knov^n . residents- in the Australian Colonies, abibe of them : ; testifying that . ifier forty years v suffering ■they have been completely cured >■•■ by these valuable remedies. Amongst these ' are letters from Captain Lawrence,' of Lloyd's Rooms, Melbourne ;J. J. Shillinelaw, Mqj,< ~,y > Government : Shipping; -Master; j . ; JBpnorr : , : . J Judge Hackett-j A. Cunimiag, Efe^j iatq.of ; l ' i New . Zealand j H. M.' Leyinge,,, Esq. , Grey-, / mouth j' J. Si Wagner, Esq, Hblatika ;-R^.^ C Spencer, Esq, invercargill ; besides ,^r' variety pi Others. These renifedie& r may, Ijf3r % obtained through the! /wholesale' agents, 4s : ' above j; of Messrs'Felton, Grimwade : and Qoi-'/' Flinders lane, J Melbourne; ahdretailthrodgh^-'f any'ch'emist or storekeeper.' Messrs Witt - ; •and Co: are prepared to receive applications > ■ f for agencies .where such do hot 'at present : ■■ exist. Pamphlets may be gratis) direct : ' » to or of any of the agents.-, . •. ' ■-,[. ,;| ■ ,\ „ ; Agents for Greymoutiirrj. ', „ ..'. HAMILTON ; AND NIC HQL;?:-1 / Mawhera Quay^j; ' ; ./(.::, Agent for Hokitika—W. -Evans.; ■; v . '■ . , : .- «..PURIF.y/ai-. ;'■■■. ■' ■'■::* w^"(s3!^^^. '■•■■ "^O- •'■•'- |J» 1 TRAqrM/\R^rHECIBTERgD) T[ •■!&! r .:• •' t A RE warranted not' to contain a singl" ' ' I jljL . particle of Mercury .or any ptnei Mineral Substance, but to consist entirely of Medicinal matters, purely. Vegetable, ; hence they are easily digesiied by the stomach, ' taken up by the absorbent VesSelsi and carried - J - into the blood, and thus the whole system is : brought under their purifying and renovating influence. .... .; - „ • -'..: '„-■. .' They have long since been used in one 0f ..•, the largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, . , ■ ■ and received the commendation ol several eminent physicians and surgeons,; and .have. * proved their value in thousands ofi hstaiices' ' in diseases of the Hea,d, Chest; Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys ; and in all Skin Complaints art 1 : f one of the best medicines known. '!■" "' v ; ;r Prepared' and sold wholesale and retail, r ln boxes, price 74d, Is l^d, and'2s9deach, byG.WHELPTONandSON, 3 Crane Court, Fleet ' street;- London ; and: may be had of all : . Chemists and Medicine Vendors. -..,.. . r Wholesale Agents in the Colonies i . : Messrs Felton, Grimwade and Co., MeU bourne; Mr T. Padman, Adelaide; Messrs . Elliott' Brothers, Sydney ; Mr Jakins, AUckand ; Messrs Youngnian,' Dunedin. ,:' SECOND EDITION NOW READY; f Price, ss ; JPost, 6s; ■ ,S P E R M A T 0 R R H (E A , ' tfn its Physiological, Medical, and Legal . Aspects, '■..-; /• . By JAMES GEO. : BEANEY, F.R,C.S., ; Formerly Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital and Her. Majesty's Troops during,. the War in the Crimea. / Agents for New. Zealand— -Messrs WISE,,^ Dunedin; HJ " Spermatorrhoea, •with impotence and ste- **-- rility "are subjects- of much greater practi-^ ; cal importance than has been conceived by' • many, and often involve the happiness and ' .perpetuation of families. Yet have they-, by • a sprj; ( of professional prudery, been either ■-; entirely overlooked by medical : jwriters : or .■: very imperfectly discussed, and thereby. re« ' linquished to the irregular; practitioner, or to . the entirely unqualified empiric. la. the pre- : sent era of high refinement and of luxurious, t if not vicious enjoyments^ and under the influoncc of noxious plans and systems of edticatidn, instances are very numerous ' which medical advice is required for the removal of the morbidly disqualifying Condi- > tions about to -be considered, ;out^is-not> . resorted / to ,so frequently as it .ought to be. -Since advice is thus often 'necessary, the : ability of those- from whom- the community have a right to expect it, of the most judicious kind, should \>e equally great -in pro* viding it. There'is eVeryreasoni'algo, to believe, that it would be oftener sought after : if the- subject w6re known'to be* more' fully }. entertained by the duly qualified members of *" the profession." — Dr Copland's Medical Die* . tionary, voL 11. - ' ' The only way by which some of the most important functional ailments and aberrant, physiological States affecting humanity can be rescued from the grasp of the most dis | giisting and Villainous quackery.i and treated with benefit to the patient, is by the scientific and conscientious practitioner openly taking them under his own charge.— Lancet} 30th May; 1857; -^ -■■■ ■ ■' '^- ? v < ' ' *i: We\are glad that Pr Beaney, a Melbourne surgeon of established reputation, has had the courage 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 the drain made on their purse by impudent charlatans. To such' sufferers we coenmmd a perusal of" Mr| Beaney's volume.— Victoria Telegraph. ■ , '": 1 ONDON A. GEN CV, : Tho "Gkey Rivmi Argtj.s" and "Thi Weekly Ar<sus" may be read gratuitously n. London, at tho News Rooms of Messrs .Gordon and Gotch, 121 Holbdrn Hill, where advertisements and subscriptions will be received. ;..