bwvi) Db BRIGHTiS j?HQ^EH9t)y^E, : : % i nil ja S t&iptTpip/Will no! allotvbf the-retail pnicpi ! feihg within the ren'ch'Wf alk-classes.” |. £J j+ , ~; j Dh LAKdAsTER, the' Eniinr.ijt Coroner, says;—Dr j JJfight’s Phbbphodynoi is ..calculated to 'iiitirdy supersede-/iron, -,niet T Ctiry, sarsaparilla, quinine, and cod-livqr oil” : ,ncj ’ . ... . Dr. it?. QtjAiNj o F.R'G.’P, *>,- the Hpspitairrdr'CoTnsuniivhionyßronlpton,. remarks :—“’lf ; cannot-he; doabte'd. that this , Pbosphatic' preparation will,* henceforth ra’nk 'fOremostr hrctherapeutics ;• it generates all l! the important k kriienta, of, t the human'frame, the peculiar, character, '-of this snlist aiicb'fittfng if for- vital* uses.’- | Sir.' T; j jUXwflENCE!' ! saysi:--dti. -have ] found Dr. Bright’s I’hosphodyne an excel? lent remedy in skin diseases. I .presume it is hy’oi^disatibh'im nj gui riu Professor STMB says :*rW The.-.effe.ots of the Phbsphbdyne iff obstinate- cases. -o/ disease afe so astonishing as perplexing.” - l)r I^AWpFiEI ( IX’ ; J , OKEB^FiitX).P i , F.ii,S, PhyTiciah to St. M ary V Hospital, says,, in Atrophy and General-Debility, -.Phospho.dyae is' a most admirable remedy nit invigorates the nutritive-functional and Jltts creases the Vital energy-i-'tit not-only acta as an absorbent, ’ but retards dr repaire the Wasteiof tissue, and restores- the au-" tritive functions to their normal condition. 1 The Lancet considers the Phosphpdyne one of the most important" contributions made to Materia Medics during the .last century. •,- .-»si i isw/i .-,£ ;iL , r- : •, Pamphlets containing Testimonials may be obtained from all Chemists andwi* f up-country Storekeepers. i fc3"CATmojr' —Be particular, to ask for Dr Bright's PJiosphodynei as Imi-, tations are abroad ; and avoid pur chasing Single Bottles, the Genuine Article: being sold in Cases only..u /. a j KKMPTHOKNK, PROSSERi & CO,, , DUNEDIN,;;-; ' "Wholesale Agents for New Zealand. , *y ■■*#* vDeoi-f .. . 4 - • ' “Look tlien into thy Heart . . land Write.!?) above sentence X’ead carefully Will ' tell all 1 "that Teouldiha thousand lines,' if adapts itself- admirably to a large number of cases coming under my treatment-. Many who“Lonk into their hearts” at the reading-.of this advertisement,'‘and who ponder over itj will'say, T know I should -write,-for-I have a great secret': tin re in niy_ hesrt,' hidden deep down, and i I fear every day something will? shortly j shew itself . by sortfe plain ,-symptom and make that secret known to my fellow men, end cause me to be pointed at as ah object of pity or scorn. *-:mj T j.-r Z',%J i “ Look' into thy ?heart” and say is it not better for me to seek aid.and get relief by writing to one man in whom, I have confidence, with whom my secret is safe, and wbose'ai’d and eounse 3will cause my life hereafter to be happy, making me, say with the proverb—“Rejoice,' - ?),'Young Man, in thy Youth,” “Look then into thy heart and write” for hundreds have Written to me when it. ■lms^been .too late, and- whey in place of. having “ Child renlikh olLvcrbranohesrdhnd; about tlicir table,-” have their homes desolate, and fyej it a reproach upon their manhood to UVe. 10 * •'. ■iS u\d aiirp | • “ I Wok then into thy- heart and write” end remember that “ As thy days, so shall ihy'strength and that by ‘writing dowti your case,-ho < yes but'my own see it, that relief mentally and physically can begivvn to you, and that in place of stilting into d dishonored 7 and premature death, you can feel that, in the words of Wordsworth—“ An old age serene, and bright, and lovdy'aa a Lapland, night, shall load thee ,to..thy grave. LOUIS L. SMITH. Vi Nervouincstj r ri/i I • m*. nm;.. KOS i Lois of Power, I Indiscretions-of Early Yputl ! W.;.; £. v :;--.-.,', , .i. , A «. ‘ * In all the above cases, arising from errot 'and the yitldiiig to the ptisstons, no'tiin should be lost to at oncetamsf-the pn gress of disease. /'"dr. l. l. smith, m-msk IsrgtJ medical met ;• j advertising infhese colonies.) " 182 COLLINS - STREET EAST, ME! I B^^ 9dgl[ fo , j OpWsite the Melbounie'Club • ... / / '** Waiiom j CLdtelhe ffendencemf thfr Governor; Pr Tath Enlraiffie-idfn Stepheibht* South/ 1 v U ,r , •nr'iit rsi.'.tA «»’ CONSULTATION FEE (by tetter) J £ a?->aaA tjj;aj ' J ‘ % Medicinessforwawlpd. to alLthejCplonies >het»:packcd as to avoid obscxyatiohJ Books written by % ** - J »l’ost/r«p ‘ *' ■jiddiis of PrdlfingHtg •Mfcdical lionsehold Sketches.No, 1 3sl Oi Do do, No. 2ls 9i Weakness and Sterility ~ .. 3s. Oi Medical Almanac, 1673 .. .. &
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Lake County Press, Volume IV, Issue 207, 26 May 1875, Page 4
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