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West Coast Times, Issue 1864, 20 September 1871, Page 4

Wotices" A BOON TO NERVOUS SUEFEREI — \^ x - ; GRATIS, A-OOQ eePlESttrf 8 NE ffiffiDICAIJiWORi. J With Plain Directibris'Far Perfect Restoi '. . >.._stioiita-'lleaitfty.t\ r - ON THE SELF-CURE OF Spermatorrhoea, Nervous and Physic Debility, Involuntary Blushing, Gro\radl< Fears, Want of Energy, Lowness Spirits, Timidity, Hypochondrias or Ne vouß Fancies^ , Exhausti Dre'amlS, Incapacity for Study or iSusine Specks floating before the Eyes, Shortn< of Breath, Love of Solitude, Local Wea nees, Loss of Power, Premature Dcclii and all those Distreising Complaint a arisi from Injurious Habiti of Ybutn or Em in Manhood. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS— In this age of pretention, when t privileges of the true are constantly usurpi by the false and fraudulent, it is diffici to afford the sufferer from nervous debilit the unerring means of judgment where seek relief. The author of this work h •bviated the difficulty, his experience ai reputation in the treatment of these pai fUI diseases are the patient gfrai'antee, a) ■well deserve, for the work its immense ci culation. — Argut. This is truly a valuable work, and shou be in tho/«and»; bf ycling.aijd efld." T] professional reputation t)f tne"kutnW, coe bined with his experience as __ medic referee in the treatment of nerY-bus d bility, &c, fully accounts for the immen circulation. iftMSl! thfi p^Jftflfi? ,And- it ■written" 'Trtetase.-fcis obtained Advocate; • It is the duty of all men to study ti laws of their body nolesa than those their mind. In tm jpages bT this wo] ■will be found goldei.iriilcs for' rlpgulaltii the one and preserving the other.- * Medical Journal." . Thi«!t<ofieidf thieM "books now cbmii before the public on such a subject whii •an lay claim to the character of foeii strictly professional, at the same tune th it is fully intelligible to all who read : The moral and medical precepts given it render it invaluable. — Evening Heralt This"^ little, (jadtoS^'-wriJten by a,d emjnei American ph^licntfhas'a three'foldioEjei First to remove from the minds of patien the exag^efSrions anfl tSe causeless alarn many of them entertain, in regard to tl nature and consequences <>f their nialadh Secondly, to afford such correct' and- cle information in respect to the symptoms the Yan«usi?orn&'cf ireatedj as will &iabfe thtfm io distinguish betwei tne imaginary and the real. And, third] to withdraw their treatment from tl domain of empirics and empiricism, ai place it on a basis of common sense ai ■scientific ■meu'ijiiine. The Author.- 1 appea to have fluty, investigated those causes, &\ ■we have much pleasure in' recommendii this little work to the attention of th portion of the public interested in tl subject on which it treats— "Medic Gazette." Sent Post Free, on -Receipt of Direct! Envelope and thyee Iwopenn/ v Uncut 35ft Zealand Stamps to Repay Postage, by CHARLES SENNET;, ,' Brooklyn House, Flag-staff Gardens, .Meibqiirnei. . '- / '^9& LEA&PERRIN' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE «AUC Declared bf Confloisseurs to be . THE ONLY T&0OD SAUC CAUTI6N~-'AfcIEMT FRAtiD nnHE success- of this'inest delicious at JL unrivalled Condiment having caus< certain dealers toapplytne"'nameof "Wo: cestershire Sauce " to .their pwn inferii compounds, '{tit puDlwUsTiereDy mfarme that the only way tk secure the genuit is to ' ASK FOR LEA >Wt> P'ERRiN SAUCE, and' td'ftee' that' ftt&t ffenYe~s art upon ti •wrapper, labetej •Mo^pet^isd bottle. Some ot the foreign -markets having bee Bupplied.wiihjft, spnrious. W°rce*tershii Sawqe, .upon the wrappers, and labels whaeh .the i niamea of. ,liea, and. Perrjns ha^ been f<sg,eq, Jj. andP.givenotic? thatthf have 'furmsWd\thsr eorrespondentß wil power oftattorgey to. take ; instant, proceed ings against J&anufaeturers and Vendo of such, cv* any.otherjnuta^ipns by whic heir right may.bejnftjineed.,^ As£ for,LJEA St FERRIS' SauwCand s< Name on Wrapper, .Label, Bottle, at Stopper, . j ', „,, v „ WholejaLe and, for ■ by.'the Pn prietbrs, Worcester,;. .Orpss^,and JJlackwe London, &c^ &c and by Grocers and 6i meiiunivfiisailv . ; , „ ,501 P3E PERFECTION OF PREPARE COCOA. So c. Proprietors— -TXyioß Bkothees, L'diiaofa. mHE COCOA, tor. E^cio) of Mail X viLiA V tbfe ttite. Ti*eobbo]>ia Liiro^tis. ' Coctfa If fif&tfen'oite to Soil America, of .which. SEarEvma is a,favon portion, 'tx.^ida ■BBo&fete&s having c ured the exclusiyje, supply 6f this unri valfed Cocoa,' tia^e, by" the skilful applidi tion of their soluble principle and elabora machinery, produced- what is so undeniab; the perfection l *f prepared Cocoa, that has hot oiily secured the preference homoeopaths. -and cocoa-drinkers generall but many who had hitherto not found ar preparation to Suit itheni, have, .after oi trial, adopted the Maraville Cocoa as the constant beverage for 'breakfast, luneheo &C. ■ • ■ A SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED, following extract from the Globe, o May 14, 1«6&;) Various importers and manufacture . attempted to obtain a reputation f< their prepared Cocoas, but we doul whether any thorough success had be( achieved until Messrs Taylor Brothers di covered '! the '. eifrabrdinary qualities < • ' Maravilla" Cocoa. , Adapting their ' pe] feet system df jirepjJration ' to 'this finest i all species of the Theobroma they have pr< iucedin' article 'yniicn supersedes • evei other Cocda^'iliynia'fket. Entire soli bility, a delicate aroma, and a rare concei tration of the pur^afc elements ,of nutritio: distinguish the Maraicilla Cocoa above s others. ' For homoeopaths and- invalids v could not recommend a more agreeable < valuable beverage-. ' Sold -in '-paoistfei • onlyby all 'Grocers, i ■whom alfco may be had TayloV Brother ©riginal Homoeopathic Cocoa and Solubi Chocolate. . Steam MnllftM»Biicl^it(tkf l "£omloU2 > -v ftWM •{>'«» SSi