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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1459, 7 April 1873, Page 4

PROTECTED BY .ROYAL LETTERS "■"::'- •"•■'•• !7 1 -^ :•■-,*'•'?•■' v ;.; ' f " :^ ' Under Distingtiished i Patitmage* ' > r -- f T\R. BRIGHTS . PHOSPHOBYIfB/ A: Chemical Preparation of PhosphQruß',: with the Vegetable Alkaloids. Quinia. Cypripeden, Xanthoxyhn, &c. . -.„,„.,.,, Discovere&^jatr^uj^^ prescribed by Chakles Leslie Bright, M.D., ResidentSurgeontb''St.!Mary's Hospital, London. -. This Phosphatip combination is proponnced by the most eminent ; .member», of the' Me* dical Profession to . be unequalled for its power in repienis,hing the vitalityof the ; b9dy; by its. supplying all the essential constituents of the blood and, nerve substance/ and fox, developing all the powers and functions of the system to the highest degree!' : ' r ' : '\ i "V ! ' It is agreeable to the palate, and J inn'qceht in its' action, while ' retaining all its extraordinary properties • and 'as'.b specinb/Woiv passing all the known therapeutic igenfcs of the day for the speedy and permanent CUreof-^- . '.'. . : •..■.)■•; .-/' V. li.tilil.t';---Nervous prostration : Shortness off bTreathii^ Liver complaints ,• Jremblujg > ,$& (i .^he • Palpitation ,of ...the hand3.an^, f j|rnb^ '; [ .heart . . „'.'.. i: " Impa^irsd^ nutation..,, Dizziness „'..' ;.. Mental and 'phyßical Noises iv the nead ' .depression. '"•' ' „'.' '' and ears .'! , Cbhsun^iaon .(iii ' ifcj i Loss of ; energy and !i inMpierffi ! - 'or' n*rs^ T appetite f : ' /^= : •'stages only) 1 •'"■'•"■ Hypbdhandria '■■"' •' "Eru^tirais.oPWJftikni Female complaints (Impairßdctsigft 1 General debility >. '-'I meipbyt erf u:;yri 5 -Indigestion .'..:■.: , ; NeryxJSs'fancies-' .-«;'* . iFlatulence ; . . : :■; • , ; , Impoverished ■blood _• Incapacity ; iqr. study : Nefyons dejjilr^.in or business ;., '.*.., .., all ite ;: B^ageji v ,..,.\- --t .Sickheadache , ; :Prematur^. decline,-., [ Lassitude ',! ' „..-' ,,. '.[ .,'.',.,'',['.' ,' p V, ,,, . and all mprbid conditwns cif .the system .'fffiiar ing 'from' whatevei? caii^e 1 . "ThVac'tion of : the ■ the Oiiß-hand i, increasing the .principle which' .cdnßtitut& , BegAwus^energy T .an6Uon~the~ofcboptkq.iinoßt powerful blood and (^e^i 'generating agent 3 known; therefore 'a 1 marvellous medicine for renovating impaired and^broken.d.Qwn" constitutions.'- 1 If quickly : improvfeS thVlunction i of assimilation to such a degree, that where - for years an emaciated, anxious^ cadaverous, I and semi-vital condition has existed, the 3 flesh,wm;qpapidly. iicrsa^^^uailtil^.M/* 1 * firmness, and the whole system return to a state of robust healths ° J The Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the Qrganisatiqn; -for. instance,- it:assi§tis na- » ture to generate that human electricity which , renews and .-rebuilds the i ospeoua, mtiacnlaK nervous, : membranous, and ; organiq,^ystlnw. It operates on the system -without^«jK}ting r care .or ; thought .upon, .the, i^dis^ull-jJfsfitp • the process ult moves ,the4ungs; %e^ Heariij : kidneys, ,s,tpmachi and intestineß,.^ ithj^ iar, • r mony, vigor, jet mildness, unparalleled in medicine. • '■' o * « ' \ The Phosphodyne gives tacfetoettiShuman .' structure, .in a suitable, : fonn,. the^jjeephoric or animating element of life,- whipi has been l wasted, and exerts an important influence directly on" the spinal marroW'and'nervous • system, of a nutritive, tfenipjlindiiiaftgorat- ., ing character; maintaining that baoyant . energy- of the/ brain •' a^ld.®iuscular system i which rend^ v the mind cheerful, brilliant, • and energetic, entirely overcoming that dull, inactive, and. sluggish disposition which 3 many person^ expj|Wence# in all their , actions. '•ir'-'^V*- '{?a .T The beneficial effectstiof tha^Phosphodyne ' ; are frequently shown froni'tfee first day of its admMstrationVbyJar^markalireiiricreas of nervous power, -Tmttaifeieling of vigor and , comfort to which the -patient has long been unaccustomed-Digestion isfimprovSaJ^Kfc appetite increases wonderfully,^ the bowSls •become .'regular,; the eyesitbrighterVithe fckin c clear and> healthy, .- and / ;the- hiir, ■ laje^oires 3 strefigthj 'showing^ theTimportanoel^oL. the {■ action of the Phosphodyne on the organsiol t nutrition. i Finally,..th'e Phosphodyne maintains a cert tain-degree of activity in the previously -debiliated n,e? vous system ;.4t3,P,se enaotes all debilitated organs to return to their "Sound state and perform their -natural functions. •Persons' suffering- from^Netvcrtls Debility, br 'anyiof "the hundred symptdns which tfis 'distressing disease assnmesj may rest -assured 'of an effectual and even • speedy cure by the'- judicious use of <-this most invaluable •remedyj «'■/ -i ;J ... '•' ■■ 1 DR; WRIGHT'S SPHOSPHODYNE i' Is sold only in cases at '£l'ls., containing Two- Bottles ; and £2' 2s'. containing Five Bottles.' i A 1.0 in family Cases at £5 conI taihing 16 Bottles. ' ! f '■> ■■■ !•'-• ■ : To be'had of all Chemist^ add Up-country Storekeepers throughou'b the Colonies. ; " •; Fall directions for-usej in" the English', Frerich, &nd German ' Languages, accompaHay = '> (SELECT MEDIC'ALj OPINIONS. •-' • Sir Ciiarles Locockj 'Physical Accoucheur to Her Majesty- the Queen; stated at a meet- ■ ing 'of the Royal Medical and. Chirurgical ; Society^ that in thirteen f caßes of debiHty and nervous prostrattoh he bM effected permanent- cures by the- us 4 ctf Dr. Brighfe i!Ph'dsph<»dyne. • • <•- « *» ... T<: ;i Sir Wm. Ferguson, Brfrt.p F.R.S., Stir* <.ge6nto-Her Majesty! thel Qtj'een, says— "?l •have repeatedly prescribed 1 ' Dr. Brighfg :i Phbsphbdyne and found itf an agreeable and : beneficial remedy. I haye 1 but one objection regarding it, and that fis, *the-elaborate pjfbcess required in the preparation will-not allow ' of the retail price being within the- •reach'" of ■aUclasses." ... '■■'■ I U ... «U---'Dr Lancaster,- the Eminent Coroner, saH>s — VDr Bright'^- Phos|hoayne is calculated sto Entirely supersede iron, mercury, sarsafea•rilla, quinine, and cod livefoilV' ! Dr R. Quain,- F.R. 0; : P. \> Physician to fhe 'Hospital^ for Consumption, 'Brompton, i re-••marks-i-"It cannot be doulfted that tKs UPh'osphatic preparation -wiU Henceforth nriflt foremost iv therapeutics* ife generates 'all • the important elements of 'the* human frarift, ' the. peculiar character !of -this substance £t•tiogfit for vital uses. "•'■> - ! *' ... ?•<*» • ' Sir T; ;Lawrence sayy~'? I Have found DiF. !Bright'sPhosphodyne i a)i exceHent remedy^ih iskinT diseases. -I presume it is by- oxySi'sati6n,V!: ... v, ! n .. ,»:* • Professor Syme says—" -The effects of fltt> Phosphodyne in- obstlnat^ cAses of disp% are"as astonishing as perpfexilig." ••• i? "> • Dr Handfield. Jones, P.RiC.b., F.R.B;, tPhysiciah to St. Mary's Hospital, says -in i Ateophyiand General TDeb^ity, Phosphodyne <is a 'most admirable remedy ;■ it invigorates •'the nutritive functions abd^ increases fine 'Vital Energy— '.' it not only ; » acts as aniib'sorbent^V but retards'; 'or tbe waHe 'ofvthsufe^ and jrestoretf the Nutritive Fufto? • tions tof'their normal oohditionl ... ■> The f^Lancet'.'congiaerithePhosphodytfe 'one (of the most important ' contnbutidite .made to Materia Medici, during. the Itot ■century.; .. •'.{ r ", ... ?3 '. Caution— Be particulai* ttf ask-for Br. .Bright's Phosphodyne^ fis (imitations are .abroad.-' ... -. ( , :. ... *£ Pamphlets containing testimonials may ' be obtained : from all Chemist*j-»nd?-!np-xsountry! Storekeepers. J >•.• •:tr i uil s» {..,•;:. ■WHOLESALE rAGENTS' FOR atiSW 'z&JOiJkikvX*- : : EEMPSHIORNE, DuNEDIIf. „-,: