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Grey River Argus, Volume XIII, Issue 1583, 1 September 1873, Page 4

PROTECTED BY HOY AL LETTERS •patent: : Dated October 11th 1869. Under Distinguished 'Patronage. |"T\R. BRIGHT'S , PHOSPHOpYNE. A Chemical 1 Preparation iof Thosphorus," with the Vegetable Alkaloids, Quiflia, ' Cypri^ peden^Xanthoxyiiri'j&c.'' " Discovered,' 1 introduced, arid extensively j presented "by; Charles Leslie Bright M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's' Hosl j pital, Xondon. , .■;"'"' • . ■ • 1 TmsPhospEaticcoinbmatibnMprb'nouiced by, "the ,'most eminent ■ rii'einber^' Of ? the 'MeC' dical 'Profession ! to ! .be' uriequalled' : f6f it itJi. power in repleriishing the vitality'of the b9dyI by its' supplyingall the essfential coristitu'eiits' of the. blood , and 1 rierve ; substance} 'and^for 1 I deyelopirig'all the powers and functions of the system to thehigiest*degr^F" ; ~' : ' r : It is agreeable to 'the palate, and innocent I in, its action, while retaining "all,'.ite"extra= ordinary properties'; and as a'specifici'ffaV passing au'the'iknbwi' therapeutic' a^ents'of the day for the speedy and permaaenir Nervous prostration Shortness of breath Liver complaints Trembling' >l! bf ' Palpitation.of ! .the hands and.. limbv i : heart Impaired t nutation :i i Dizziness , Mental and' pitywcaT Noises'ih' the' head • ''depression " ! - '--•*'. and ears Consumption! (in site Loss. 'of: energy '> arid' -incipient or first appetite .:.;,,: stages only) Hypochandria, .„._ Eruptions oi thejkin Female complaints ; ., .Impaired. -sight .and. General debility ' '"' memory ' " ' ' £■•'. Indigestion, , ; , Neryous.fancies, "'." Flatulence" ; ; ■' •'"■""''■ '^Iriipoverisned^biood' 0 Incapacity for study Nervous debility in ■Wbusiness^ r ""■' '■. : ! 'alldtsjistagesy/u't'i Sick headache Premature decline Lassitude ' -< ; ■■■ <<l -«) --itii: v^.-.-'ik-.j (■■ hr,i; ftrcni'l and all morbid conditions of the system arisingfrofri' whatever cause; iThe actionidf > th& Phosphodyne is twofold— on the one hand increasing tfie which cbristit'oEes' nervous energy, and on the other the most powerful blood-- arid flesh generating nagerit known ; thereforea marvellous medieine^oF renovating impaired. and; broken down constitutions. It quickly improves the function, of assimilation to such a degree, that where for years, an emaciated, ianxious,,cadaveroiiii, and semi-vital c6ndition ; has; existed, .•th&'i flesh will rapidly increase in.quantity-arid.. quantity -arid. * nrinnessi ; arid;'the whole systeria 'return' to T S state of robust health. . . ' JL. Th'e^hbsphbdyrie acts electrically. 'upon the orgamsation ; for instance, it assists nature ,to generate that human electricity which renews and rebuilds the osseous, muscular, nervous, membranous', arid 'organic! systems, It:op;erates ■on the system: without, exciting care . or. : thought upon the, individual asVjfco; the process. It moves the lungs, liver; hes^tf kidneys, stomach, -and mtestinesi with a harmony, vigorj yet 'mildness, .rinparalleled'in medicine. : • l| ; [ ; : -; " i: ; >■■ -:■■.■■:•■> :uU fi.^V/ : The Phosphodyne gives back to thehum'an structure^ in 'a ! suitable : fonriy thephosphoric or .ariimatirig elemeritiof ■ life*, which has hSen wasted, and exerts au important influence directly on the . spinal marrow^ and neryous system, of a nutritive; tpriic; ah'd~ invigorating character; maintaining that 'Ibuoyant energy of the brain and muscular .system which renders the mind, cheerjful, brilliairtj and energetic, entirely overcoming; that dull; inactive, and sluggish disposition r f whieh many .persons .experience jin • all" their actions. .ib:.i-:]';-r ,-i\j . The beneficial effects of the Phosphodyne are frequently shown ; from the first day of its administration, by a remarkable ! 'increas of nervous power,.with a feeling of vigor and comfort to which thei patient 'has long been unaccustomed;' Digestion ! is ' improved, -the appetite increases wonderfully, the bdwels become regular, the eyes brighter, itheiskin clear and healthy, and the hair acquires strength, ' showing the importance rof 'the action of the Phosphodyneon'the 1 organs :bf nutrition;; --r- ■'■ •.;- i .; •;■:(-■. ?- : ■■ ->•: ■. ■;■..^:; :i -; .':■/[• the Phosphodyne maintains a certain degree of -activity in the previously debiliated nervous system ; its use enables^ all debilitated organs to return to their sound state andt perform their ; natural functions. Persons suffering from Nervous Debility,- or any of , the hundred symptons i which, this distressing disease assumes, may rest, assured titan, effectual, and even /speedy cure ; r by .the,- judicious ust .of . this . most', invaluable remedy. -•"■' "" ■„,.{ : PR.;;BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE Is sold only in cases at £1 Is., containing .Two ..Bottles.; and £2 2s.' containing Five Bottles. Also in family Cases at £5 con*- ' taining 16- Bottles. To be had of aU Chemists and Up-couritry Storekeepers throughout the Colonies.' , ... ? . Full * directions for rise v in * the ' English, French, 1 and German Languages, accompany ..eaph,case. ; •,.,,.,,.•..■.....,-! .-; ;: . ...;:.;.. ,. „.,:.,,..,: SELECT MEDICAL ;QPINIONS.,, ■.:>. Sir Charles Locock, Physical Accoucheur to Her Majesty the 'Queen, stated at;a r 'meet"irig" of the' Royal MecS6al >nd ' Chirufgical Society, that iri thirteen cases of debility and nervous prostration he had effected : permarierit 'cures by the' use of Dr; ! Bright's Phosphodyne. '■ '■■::'.. V..\\'< > . .. -o wiyrml : Sir Wm. Ferguson, , Bart.,, ;F,RiS.j! ;Sur_geon to Her , Majesty, the. Queen, says-rn-,';' jE have, repeatedly "prescribed 1 , Drl "anSkVa :j Phbsph6'flyrie ; arid ; found it an a'greeabie^n'^ beneficial remedy. I have but one objection . regarding it, and that < is, the elaboraiier, process required in the preparation wiirnotallo.w of the retail price being'mt^3 nerea cX ! of all classes'.' ' ■ ' • • •■'• ' ■■' ■' '■ '• ■& :>: : - Dr Lancaster, the Eminent Coroner, says — " Dr Bright's Phosphodyne is calculated .to entirely supersede iron, mercury^ sarsap|irilla, quinine, and cod liver oil." -L Dr*R. Quaih, F;R.C.P. i Physician ; t6 the Hospital for Consumption, Bromptoni/: re ■ marks— "lt' cannot be. doubted thatfthis Phosphatiii preparation will henceforth 'rank foremost' in therapeutics; it j generate^ 'all the important elements of the'huriiari' frame, the peculiar character of this substance fitting.it for .vital uses." ■• ; ; ;.; ; , r :^ " Sir T. Lawrence says — " I have found -Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne an exce^ent remedy in •skin -diseases.' I presume it ; is : by ;/ ox»tfisation." . Za ■ Professor Syme says—" The effects of the Phosphodyrie in obstinate cases 'of disease areas astonishing as perplexing;' 5 <; ■■ -v<l „ Dr Handfield Jones, P.R,0.b.» iFR.S, Physician , to St. Mary's ..Hospital, Atrophy and General Debuiiy Phosphodyne ' •is a most admirable remedy -it 'invigorates the nutritive functions and increases f ; the Vital Energy— "it. not only, acts as an absorbent," but retards or repairs the waste of 1 tiasrie, and restores the Nutritive Functions to their normal condition;"-' - x < ; •"-•'•-;> . The "Lancet" considers the Phoaphqdyne one of the most important contributions made to Materia Medica, during the last century. • - -•■■•- Caution— Be particular to ask for Dr. Bright's Phosphodyne, as imitations are abroad.' ' ... '.^ ..,..,.,.'., \ „..-.■■ Pandphlets containing testimonials may be obtained ''from all. Chemists and up. country Storekeepers. ' - '■ "- WHOLESALE. AGENTS FOR NEW, ZEALAND [?fj,i EEMPTHORNE, PROSSEK. 4 Co!