Thb Shbbt Anohob op thb Dbb__tatbd.—Ordinary sthnulante afford no permanent benefit to persons deficient in natural vigor or weakened by disease. In fact the effect produced by unmedicated spirite, even when pure, is irrjuric—, as they produce an exhausting reaction upon the nervous system. But where such excitante utterly fail to revive exhausted energy, that sheet anchor of the debilitated, UdOIiTHO WoIJB'S SCHIBDAM _ every !„••_s_—ing organ.—[AntT.l
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Press, Volume XXXI, Issue 4264, 29 March 1879, Page 5
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