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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1545, 18 July 1873, Page 4

ROTECTED' BY 'ROYAL LETTER- "> ; .V, PATENT^. ;j'.r" "" ''X 1 Dated Octbber 5 11 th 1869. / : Under Distinguished Tatfortage.: : ! ! rXRI ■• BRIGHT'S ' PHOSPHODYJifE. \% \ A Chemical Preparation ' of Phosphorus, ■ dththe Vegetable 1 Alkaloids^ Quima,'Cypii- ' T edenV'Xanthbxynni '&cr '■'■'' i ;r! ' : ;^| { i'-i ; Discp.yered,.; intrpduced, andr ; extensiv;ely '. described, Jby .'.Charles , -tasjajxL-, Bmam ';2 ID., 'Resident Surgeon to St. Maryfs;,-Hos- jX ital, London. r This Phosphatic combiriatidri is pronounced , . >y the most -eminent. <;meinbers of theMelical Profepipn . ; tp f ,be unequalled (for its V. >owef in feplenishirig the vitality of the body :£ >y its. supplyibg/a^U the essential Constituents ! >f the blood and nerve^substance^ and for ' ' leveloping all the powers and, functions of < ■ -he system 'tbthehighest^d'egre'e; ! ' rlt ;: ; ■;]! It is agreeable 'to the palate, and innocent i:: n its action, while ; retaining. ajl,.ite r extra- j )rdinary properties ; anbi' as a specific, surl "j oassing all the /known, therapeutic ;agents,;of ' T She 'day for "the speedy and^ permanent < ' A g jureof- — .tnni'r. ■■n.-fou\A :il .; ... Nervpus,prostratipri, ,. Shortness, of breath i ; i Liver coriiplaints ' '{ \ ' Trembling %i . r the 4 * Palpitation' of : the i, ; ■ hands "and' limbs ! ? heart Impaired nutrition ! : : Dizziness . I '- ' i Merita! and physical ; Noises in.the head; , i depression :' i i; and ears . ... -Consumption (in its Lps.s. ; pfJfe^e^gyrand)^^J.•.^■mcipient r^.^orlTnrst',.' i> appetite,, :i ;., , ;■;• : ; ii stages only) ' ;H.| Hypochandria, „;,f;t : Eruptions. of tHe'skiri ! '\ Female complaints Impaired sight and ' General debility, :; i. •■' " ' ■ ! '■ Indigeßtipny.. ■■ : • , . ; Nervous -fancies r:; ; { Flatulence;,. , „ -Impoverished blood j (i Incapacity i or ;study . { Nervous' debility in : .pr.businessr;;-;;; , aU its> stages ••■M-\ : '; Sick headache „; Preiriature' 'decline- ! \ ;•• Lassitude,-:.-' i ,\ .'-.;. -.•-{i.;!-..vr-t'--.-.v h::v. -;./'i'-f j , and ''all'.mbrbid'coricyftipns'bf^thefs'ysteniaris- : irig'froih; whatever cause. r The ; actibn of the Phosphodyne is: twofbld^bri' the bue hand .increasing- -tiie principle ■ which • constitutes , neryousrenergy, and ; pn, the other the most .powerful blood and .flesh generating agent knpwn,; .therefore a marvellous 'medicine for .renovating, -impaired^and ; broken down? con."stitutipns, rlt;quickly,;improv.eathe function of assimilation to such "a degree, that where for years an emaciated, anxious, cadayerpns,' iah'd- se'miiyital^conditiori '^as" exis^ea, ' the 'fles'h>willt rapidly ■'.' increase r ig, ! f^iiari|ity '^d firmriesg, and the 'whole system feturri ! ta, ! a Jstate:of ; rpbust r healthi ;!! '''''. /!l ' . , " :Tl(e '..Piosp'hbdy^ !Upori tne organisation 1 ; for instance, it assists r ,na-; ture to genera'te<that human elebtricijby which! renews and > rebuilds -oxß * osseous^ ■ muscular,^ ■ner.vousi'. membranous, and organic"' systiemW It operates on the system* '"without 'exciting care or thought , -uppn r therindividual- as to the {process . It mpyes the lungs,' liver; heart, 1 kidneys, stomach, and intestines, with ahar™ny> : m&°Vy 3'Pt -mildnessi. "unparalleled in' medicine. ' V The Phosphodyrie gives back to the hiimin structure^ jin ;a .suitable, f prm, ; the phosphoric or animating element.pf , Hfe, •; which: has been wastecl, and : iexerts an important ••influence directly on the spinal, ;marrow.arid nervous system, of a nutritive,, tonic, (and' invigorating ' character ; maintaining. that i buoyant' energy of the brain and muscular system which renders thp~ mind, cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, "entirely overcoming that dull, inactive, ; and sluggish disposition which many, persons experience yin .all their actions:; The beneficial' effects of Hhe Phosphodyne are frequently shown fro.m,the f first Vday of its administi:atipn, by a'reriiark'able' increas of nervous'power/with'a feelirig of vigor^and comfort to which^ the patient has long been unaccustomed; '; '.Digestion ; is; imprbvißd, the' appetite.^increases wonderfully, ; the bowels become regular; 1 the; eyes brighter, ,I;he skin clear arid' h'ealth'yi' 'antf'ttie hair !acquiree strength, showing the importance of the action of the. Phbsphbdyn'e on the organs of n'utritioriiv ;: -" ;: ,-"V' I: "' !(1 ' ■ |l); - 1 '""' ii ' v '■"" '' Finally, the Phosphodyne maintains, a certain degree of activiiy'iri'uneprevibusiy de- ; bUiatedneryous jsystem ; its use enables all debilitated organs to return to their sound: . state arid^.perf orm^theka -^turaic.f unctions. Persons suffering from ( Neryous Debility, or any of the hundred v *symptbns which this distressing. disease assumes, may rest assured; 'of : 'an' effectual 'and even' speedy cure- Hy| the judicious- us* of this most invaluable^ remedy. ■ ! :^l ) f r - i)iv ' i;j '- - DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Is sold 1 'only iri cases at ills., "containing; Two, Bottles, ;j and \£2 . ;2sy- containing, Fiye Bottles. Also in famuly Cases at £5 conr itainingl6;Botities^; ;.li •■dh;<j'i:>z ■hnrl.-X'i; ■,■.:■.: ' To be had of all Chemists and Up-country Storekeepers throughout the. Colonies." ■iFull^directions, fpr,r use;;in)>the/s English, . Frenchj and Geftnan. Languages, accompany, each case. t -..iJ../.':;<JUj;..U. ■ .; ' :xi SELECT ' MEDIC^'BptooN^ 1 : Sir Clia'rles 'L^cPiik^ I 'Physical '-^cebjicheur: •.to Her Majesty ithe^yueen, statedlat'i meet-! ing, of .the. Rpyal Medical., and... Chirurgicali Society^ that' in" thirteen cases of debility; and nervous prostratibn he. ! ha r d r effected'pet-i manent cures by the , use ,of Dr. Bright's 1 ■PhosphodyrieV- Ui - ; ' ;:i -^ '■^u^.^-wj-i ... •; ; ,. Sir^m.; F,erguspn, „Bart.y;F.R .S., :<Sur- ; geon to Her Majesty the r Queen, says— "l have repeatedly prescribed ' Dr: ! Briglit's '■ Phosphodyne and foundit anagreeable "and beneficial remedy^ <j 1 haveibut one objection \ regarding it, and that- is, the elaborate pro-; .cess required in the preparatioDL'will not afipw of the retail price being within the reach of alliclassesMrj^ ■•'.)/, \) : .iiu U^A 'A'-.".;.,) ; Dr Lancaster,; the ;Emigent Coroner, says. — ", Dr Brfg^t's, .Pjiosphoayne is .calculated \ to 'entirely 1 supersede iroi, r mercury; sarsa^a- \ rilla, quiniriej arid 1 cod liver oil;" ?'*' ' ! -i- Dr K. Quairiv W f ß:C^^h^wia^B|tiie| ■ Hosbitar i! ,f6r ;Corisurilption;' ! BrbmpMi,i'.r^. ' •m'arks^-'-'lt canri6t;be ! f l doub'tdd i! th^, ! fi Phosphatic preparatidn'^nttheri'e'efbrth^rank \ foremost in* therapeutics ";'""-'it/ t generateg all! the important elements of the human frame, ! the peculiar, character of! tbis'substance fit- ! ting it for vital uses." •-• k-ft. 1 .-■:;; Sir;T. Lawrence isays—'^lihave found Dr. j Briglit's Phosphodyne an excellent remedy hx r skin- idiseases.l>:l presumeiitiis^by oxydisatißn!..', > ! -: ( n'.io Aux a;:l-w^ vi w-Zmt \ Professor; Syme says— "Thei effects of the : Phosphodyne 'i id> obstinate ••> cases 1 of • dubase i areas astoriishirigas'perprexirig.^ DrhHandfield>rJones, I 'P.RiC.b.,>iF.R;S.,: Physician 'to Sti Mary's "Fospitalj -says' in Atrophy arid General DebiKty; OPH osphPdyife . is a most-admirable--rem ; ißdyt r | o it -'iKyigorates fche-nutritive- functions and-increases- bhe Vital Energy — "it not ? pnly acts as an absorbent," but retards "'or "repairs the waste of -tissue, and restores the Nutritive Func- , tions to their normal^ondition. /, [/ s - \ The "Lancet" considers the Phosphodyne j one of the. mpst, important ,. ; { contributions made to Materia Medica, during the last century. vCautipn-^Bej; particular/ tp ask] iforDn Bright's Phosphodyne, as imitations are abroad, ;..,, , it: , } . „.. ..,;:-;„ ■„\,\--r Pamphlets' containing "testimonials' may be obtained from all Chemists and up country ( Storekeepers. „ : - , :()>;''■: WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR NEW ZKAIAND •- EEMP^HQRNE, iPßOSSja^^A'qo. • Dtj^BbiN. 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