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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 251, 22 October 1874, Page 4

Medical Protected ly Boyal Letters Patent, ■■■ . Dated pctober; Jltb, 1869. Under Distinguished Patronage. DR. BRIGHT P HOSrP lH OIJY NE. A Chemical Preparation cf Phosphorus, with the Vegetable Alkaloids Quinia, Cypripeden, Xanthoxylin, &e. Discovbbed, introduced, and extensively prescribed by Chables Leslie >BBi&Sf. 7 M_D., Besident Surgeon to St. r Mary's ' Hospital, London. This Phosphatic combination is pronounced by.the most eminent members of the Medical. Profession to be unequalled for its p_w_r in replenishing the vitality of the. body, by its supplying all the essential constituents ofthe blood and nerve substance, and for developing all the pow^add^qtidiSs of the system to : the highest degree. ! ,It is agreeable to the palate,- and innocent in its action, while retaining all its extraordinary propertie»;aadaaa_peci_lc,surpa__ing,alLthe , k9own,therapeut!c,agente-oft.t& > dayTferrthe , sp-ddy and permanent cure of— rv ' ( ' ' " j Nervous Prostration .Liver-Complainta.*. , , a Palpitatipn.of the Heart Dizziness Noisea in 1 the bead and ears Loss of energy and. appetite ...Hypochondria ....,..,, FeiriaW complaints ' ! [ '• h- General; debility -..-.,,.. . - Indigjestion , Flatulence ','..' ' Incapacity for study or business Sick headache "-'At .■■'.■ . . \ Lassitude ;a ;)'.' j -Shortness, of breath Trembling of the hands and limbs Impaired nutrition • | Mental and physical depression I Consumption (in its first stages only) .• Eruptions of tho. skin. Impaired sight and memory i ; ' Nervous fancies •' A ■■> '' ■ | Impoverished .blood . ■■/■■■ Nervoua debility in all its stages . . Premature debflne'' ' :iT ''■'"' I and aU morbu^ conditioMibf the'syatem, ailsing from whatever cause. The action of the i Phosphodyne is twofold— on the one hand „ increasing thdjprincipai which constitutes nervous energy, and on the other; the mos . pbw_f- ■ | fui blood andiflesh generating agent known ; therefore, a marvellous medicine fo?.orenovating impaired apd brpkenTdown constitutions. It quickly improves the function ' of assimilation to such' a degree, lhat where for years' an emaeiated.anxious, Cadavgrous, and semi-' vital condition has existed, the flesh will rapidly increase in quantity and firmness, and the whole sys; enj tpttprn to *s.tjate bf robust health. The Phosphodyne acts electrically upon the organisatidn ; for instance,' it assists nature to generate that human electricity which renews \ and rebuilds the osseous, muscular^ nervous, ; membranous, and organic ay_t£i-__J a 7 1 7 . r< j It operates on the system without exciting Scare or thought upon the individual aa to the ; proces?. It moves the < lungs,- liver, heart. ikidpeya,stop^ch,^d intestines witl* a*bar--mony, vigour, yejt mifdnewj unnaralleled in . medicine.' •' ' "'"'•' x >■■•■ i ■■■■<■< ■>■> r The phosphodyne gives back to the human structure, in a suitable f orm,-j the pho_phoric ; , or animating element of life which has been I jwasted, and exerts an Important influence di- __ ,|rectily on the spinal marrow and nervous «ya- i •tean, of, a nutritive, ' tiomc, and invigorating . chstfActer; maintaining 'that .buoyant energy of the brain and muscular system which reni Iders the mind cheerful/brilliant, and energetic, 'entirely ov-tcdmirig' that dull, inactive, aan-** Jsluggish disposition which 'maby' persons exiperience in all their actions. ; I Tl_ berieftti-il effects of (frequently shown from the first day- <i. ita 1 i; administration, by-a-remarkable increase of \ jnervpuß, wwer ? with a feeling of .vigour and jcomfort to which" the patient has been unacjcuatomed.. isimpro.ved, the appetite'increases.wpnderfully, the bowels become Iregulir 3 , the'efyes b. lghter, tfid clear and healthy> and sho^V jing the importance of the action of the Phosph'ddyne;on; the organs of nutrition.' ■•■■i<'-.-r f Finally, the Phosphodyne .niaintains a cerJ a HV^fPJ ee of yQ&Xf* f¥ Previously debilf . jitated'tiervdua system -.i^s use, enables all debilitated organs to"retii.n to their sound state iand perform their natural' fhnction. '' ' il! j Persons^uffering-fi^ui nervous debilitv, or any ofthe hundred symptoms which thia* dia-tre-aiflg disease of ; an effectual and even speedy cure, by the jud- £ tciousißepf.tJiis^raofltip^lu^bl^jFemedy. T[ .!'u'-7rJ_.aOfJ)ii>llLT'T.vl >.ii!i 1 > "'- ; '! In Cases at Xi is., containing Two BottfesSf hndJ^.fc,,ra>ntft_ning.H7e_Bott_tt»nr^Ala»l-^ .'■ Family Cases at £5, containing Sixteen Boti_l69 ] TlJb^badlof-UChexhistsandy-p-Country ! Storekeepers throughout the Colonies. L Ml£>i*«*s?» twJfotJjt: AherEngljah, ; French, and German languages, accompany feach Case. . j "In my i (reat__ehliWpnlmona^' il (lhngj ;- diseases I have found no medicine produce -■ any such favoura^sesalte aaj^haspbpraar it impregnats th^lf^w^th it_ ae^j^ -■ perties, and revives the %__iau_^r_r_ine;"il" " increases the flesh and strength, the vivacity and:chee-fblnewol-.t_i^-^iri^, hii^hAWhd other medicine ever did before. | :H. ,M, Swbbjtj M^D.;.. BevW L. Wortherspoon, Church of Scotland' Kilspindie Manse, Perth, writes : — I ,-y fyi f'% 1 \ t j I feel the mW^heaftfelt^pleisureifi in reporting to you the speedy and wpnderjbal •*- Success of your Phosphodyne in the ! _ase b. ! ' of my parishioners,^William Thomson. .. : ill indeed, and was one month ago apparently in an incurable state, occasioned hy dis£_se^ pf the heart, &c. | He has npt yet exhausted the sixteen bottles of JtJnr mdiht&Tiiklfo'tkS6tfi®^Mi3^ ing most satisfactorily ,the heart is almostAea , 5 pain, and he can speak articulately, eaa work in his garden, and feels cheerfuLand - •full of hope. Yesterday he walked eleven Mies in four hours a journey which ha could not acconiplisb, some weeks ago, tu lesg thgn eight^cSnine hc-hra! ■|a f . , \ \ &. jJ.r _ . { SyinfalS-isinlgi-Wl &o< witfiUridredi wi<lm V yonr Phosphodyne might save from lingering buffering, I thank you gratefully for your ihtaluable medieme, and I beg^ouwifyqirthink ials. " f ! The Editor of the BrasasaHAu Gazzexte • • returns thanks to Dr v ßi-i|Wr for'tl-e^r'eat I 1 ' benefit he haa received from his Phosphodyne in a severe nervoua disease. Patop«^{co^^ftin|ng .T^lmqnlalfl. , fai^yjbe , . c-btained from all Chemists and Up-Country Storekeepers. i CAUTION.— Beware of imitations under qomewhat similar pamea *, Jf - • I "Jl % (i jj >• : / \ { Wholesate Agent* tortiew ZeSmd -- & '- |™ffraORNE, PBOSSip, AND CO DuNtora and Altrcn_i__ii©. >