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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1307, 7 October 1872, Page 4

'■ ' < :^lw* '■ ■ ' ->^^^4^9^^Vm^K^X*'b - : *' ;' j - ... .. . , fTlHESE are disf •'? ; '-;arations, wdar X I for the cure o'.. ■/.-. is Affections, Gout — Rheumatism, and S; ■» (ithetic Pains ; also for such diseases: ;as.i svys vy t^l n^ c f ».mild;and ustive aperient, such' as Bilious" Cbmplairits, Indigestion, Flatulence, &p. And the wonder:ul jiures effected by them are unparalelled, :or proof of which the reader is referred to ;he pamphlet, which contains a large number * from some of the best known t ■-. residents in the Austrahan Colonies,' Borne )£ them testifying that after forty years suffering they have been completely cured by these .valuable remedies./ Amongst these r^ire letters from Captain Lawrence, of Lloyd's f | Rooms, Melbourne ;, J. J. Shillinslaw, Esq.* Go verriment ' .Shipping 'Master ; his' BTonOr' ' : M Judge Hackett ; A. Gumming, Et>q, late, of „ _ New Zealand; H. M. Levingej' Esq.' Grey- ' '""' mouth; J. S. \rVTaguer, . Esq r Hokitika; X, C. Spencer; E34,'Xn^ercargill; !; besides ? t i;\ variety of others. These remedies, may bji"^' obtained through the wholesale agents, &£[ f" above ; of Messrs Felton, Grim wade and Cc> a " Flinders lane, Melbourne; and retail through t any chemist or storekeeper. Messrs Witi arid Co. are prepared to receive applications for agencies such, do -not at present exist. Pamphlets may be' had gratis direct to or of any of the agents. Agents i !or Greyinouth.— > . ? - ,- " HAMILT ON AND; , \ NIC HO L, ' ,' Mawhera " ' " ■•'■ Afeent ; for,Hdkitaa^W. r EfAira.- • , . -, A ( t : J>; ■ . ■: i:; 1 ! 'trade MARKCRtcigitnto) f f , , J ; li^,- ff ARE, warranted not ,tp. contain asingf" : rS ;tj particle l i>i- 'Mercury ■ or' any othte Mineral Substance, but to consist entirely of Medicinal mattets, purely. Vegetable ; -henoe they are, easUy digested by the stoma^ •taken up iby the absorbent vessels, arid [.carried into the blood, and thus tbe' whole system is brought :under their purifying and renovating influence. " .>. ■.-.' They have lpng since been used in one .of the largest County Hospitals id Great Britain, , and received the commendation of several eminent physicians tuid surgeons ; anil/ h&w proved their, value in thousands of i natenvißS in diseases of the Head, Chest, Bpwebvliygr, iand Kidneys ; and^mall^kmComplaMtsate 'one of the best medicines known. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, in boxea,price7id, lsl|d,;and2B 9deach,byG. ■WfIELFCON i and i SON, '-3 CraneCoor^ Fleet street, London.; and may be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, . :. Wholesale Agents in the Colpriies : Messrs Feltqn,vGrimwade and Co., Melbourne ;. Mr T.Padman,. Adelaide; Messrs Elliott Brothers, Sydney ; Mr Jakins, Auck* ' and ; Messrs Youngmari, Duriedin. ' ' l QEGOND EDITION NOW READY: O „ ?rice, fej.Posii, 6s. „. ... -' " |.S PERM ATO R*R HOJl'Ai " In its physiological, ,Medio^. and Legal „. r ..'. } - ; vi .... -Aspects,'- i>r; . 4,'.-*-- Vi; '■■ By JAMES GEO. BEANEY, F.RVC.S., XX - Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital ' i. and Her Majesty's Troops during : ; the War in the Crimea.. „•'-,,' Agents for JSew Zealand— Messrs WISE,' ,;■■,■; ; Dunedin. :. > ; AMj i ':■■'. i\ Spennatorrhoea,/^Vith impotence and sterility " are subjects of much greater practical importance than Las been Jobriceived; by many, land; often i v :\ve the happiness and perpetuation of fa '.'s. Yet have they, by a sort of professti: \). Yiader^/ EeenMther entirelyjlbyerl^iKecl . y medical wriferl'or very imperfectly d: \sed r and thereby relinquished to the, i. -„,' &r practitioner, or to j;he entirely empiric; In 'the pregeflt pra bf'high re'Ekment and of luxurious, lfnqt yicioua enjoyments, and under the in- - fluence of rioxiouaplaThaand §ygt§ms op education, instances .are rvery numerous for |>wliich medical advice is required for the removal of the [morbidly diaquaUfying conditions about to be considered, but is not resorted; to so' frequently as it ought to: be. Since advice i 3 thus often necessary^,- thes ability of those from whom the community ihave a right.'to. expect; ;it,.'of \the most* judicious kmd, should^ equally Vgreat in pro* : viding;\i(t,//Xhere.u.!e;T^ra^K|^ v also, to believe that it would be pftener sought after if the subject were known to "be riiore fully 'entertained- by the duly qualified members of ,the'.projEession."-f-I>r. CbplaDd \ Medical ZHf. tumary\ ypl "II,. '..,. : , -* „ „..,,.', "The only way by whicbsomeofthemost important functional ailments /and aberrant physiological states" affecting humanity can be rescued froni^ the i "grasp- m l\u> mo^t : diß'|~" gustjng and, villainous; quackery, and treated? i with benefit to the patient, is py scien<§ tific and conscientious' ptactitioner openly taking; them under his own cbaroei— Lancefi 30th May,,1857. ■, / ... -, ,; -T^,> :We are glad 'that Dr Beaney, a Melbourne r surgeori of established reputation, lias had '' theicourage "to grapple; with this subject, and K by the publication of this work point out » way of escape to sufferers from the injuries oh their constitution, and the drain made on their purse' by impudent charlatans. To such •' sufferers we coenninid a perusal of Mr A Beaney*B volume. -r-Victom Telegraph. > ; . 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