The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-12-12 00:00:00

SELF RESTORER,

DR,. 131EIT-,l_,'S

PATENT -VOLTAIC BELT

is the safest, grandest, and most sertain discovery ever
known for tie care of all bodily ailments arising fr m
1, di,cretion and oti sr causes To those afflicted with
NT errottlinegy. Nervous Debility, Loss of Physical Power
Weakness of Body aid Mind, Ste., this inventiln pre-
vents a rectos of cure 1 so unfailing a character that
the greatest sufferers from any of the above distressin9
compliints may, with cotdeece, rely upon being (plaid)
restored to a sound state of bee th and strength. In fact
the many marvellous cures performed by the "Self-Re-
st ier" (UNDINIANLIt PROW!' or Witicil CAN as olfiv.) at
once places these exireordinary Instruments far beyond
anything of the kind hitherto offered to the public. Its
o,der to prove tbat these Belts are all they oatm to be
it vrou:d be as well to mention the following circum-
stance :

"Is the High Court of Julie' (Queen's Bench Dill.
sion) an injunctien was gra ,tei on January 24th. 1684,
restraining certain unprincipled persons from selling an
co ourable imitations of the ellen-Restorer" Belt, the
Jury giving the propriet, r a verdict with costs and
damages fo such infringement." The Bolt was alto
explrincel, and its lilestrisal powers f llv %este& in opal.
Court. both before Mr. Justice Hawkins sail the Jury,
Upon the same occasion.

Can any othdr mar ufacturar Eievrie Belts produsf
eeidenct Gf so tsIVKII • TIT? Surely, after such p °of
a% this, the most sceptical will belleve that it really
possesses the great reir.orativo powers ascribed to it.

It may be a well to mention that the action of the
"Self-Restore." is gentle, but exceedingly effective. The
mild, but beneficial, current generated by its use, bract s
the system, and by its be , ign influence gradually builds
up the frame until the mini begins to get brighter, the
natural functions becomes stronger, the elastic spirits
of youth ono more apparent, and so the progress to-
wards recovery steadily goes on nail the patient ia once
more young, In cases of weakness, arising from any of
the belore-ment,oned csuies. these Belui are at once th.
most certain remedy ever invented or discovered. They
are entirely self-acting, and wo ACIDS being required, can
be worn at any time without any wetting process or in-
convenience to the patient, the salt contained in the
insensible perspiration being saltiest to keep it in ac-
tion.

The cures performed are not of a feeting character.
but permanent, providing the instructions sent with each
instrument are carefully ad'aered to. It speedily re:-
movte that most m serable feeling "lowness of spirits,"
No often experienced; and after being worn atshort time,
enables a man to look at the future in a more hopeful
light as the certainty of a rapid cure relieves the mind
of a great burthen.

How many persons who, by living toi generously.
have become prematurely old. and consequently have
these wretched morbid feelings ? They have an idea
that nature is decaying, and the pleatures of lde have
departed. In line cases out of ten tbid is far from- be-
ing the fact. Nature has not &a:eyed ; tie simply lying
dormant, and needs but a little a)-eistance to once more
',seri its presence. "The creaking gate requqed oil.
er it will continue to creak." ho it is with the human
frame. Assist it where weak, put it in a position to re-
cover itself, ani you will find that al. er at life has ita
pleasures, and you the notated inclination to partake of
them.

The benefisial &Wu of these truly life•giving Belts
upon the human frame has been proved so sonslusively,
by thousands of nasolieited testimonials, that ne shadow
of doubt remains as to their extraordinary efficacy. They
can be worn by either sex with the greatest ease and
comfort, without fear 91 discovery, and by a deticate at.
rengerneut can be alasted te act directly upon the
weakened parts, so that immediately upon contest with
the body, an eleetric current is at ease produced, of a
mild, but withal of so effieacious a character, that an el.
most instantaneous improvement bemes notiseak:e.
rhe heavy hanging feeling wears of, the eye beeornse
b/ighter, the brain clearer, until at last the pail zit feels
in his owe mind that he is once more in the posses=
of the greatest b:essings upon earth, TIC, BILALTU,
gIiNAGY, and MANLY VIOQUit.

In cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Paralysis, /sc., there is
no cure in the world to be compared te these Belts.
Nature requires assistance in all these complaints, and
'bat assistance, to be thoroughly tit-active, must be ob-
tained from Nature herself—thus, by calling into oper-
ation Electricity, a natural ally, congenial to all c in-
stitsitions, is obtained, and the result is in almost every
case permanent cures are edeeted. again, in cases of
Consumption these Belts bare been the soLu misaws ot
restoring thousands of both sexes to a healthy and vig-
orous existence when that fell disease "Consumption"
had, in tne opinion of many eminent medics: men,
marked them as its victims. Thole are facts which can
be proved to be absolutely true.

To persons desirous of farther information, imam.
ions will be given away, in 130 p,,• pamphlet, showing
sufferers how they may be restored to Hesitu. Strength,
and Manly Vigour, without the Aid of .Wedicine, or sill
be sent, poet Ares together with all particulars as to
regimen, diet, die. Address--W. VvIUGdT, heel.,
Secretary, Volta 11)use, 17b, Wardour•street, Oxford-
street, London, W.

THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MAY BE
SEEN AT TtiK ESUBLIELIMsNr.

The Prices of Dr. Bell's Medico,-

Magaotio or Volts Bolts Jukre

atS2 2a, AS 31., & £5 U. each,

Assordiug to power. The Instrument saw be seat toe say
part et the loowa world, through the Poet. Homely
pasksi, upon rice* of remittaues. P 0 0 made pay-
able to Mr. W. Wright, at the Charing Cress Poet
Oftise, Loados. _ _

Messurrment round the body, jest below the hips,
must in ail cures be rent.

N 0:1' K THE ADDRESS-

VOLTA HOUSE,

175, Wardour-st., Oxford-st.,

LONDON. W .

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This Appliance is POSITIVELY WHAT IT PRO-
-1/14:8-1C8 TO BE—an "ELECTRIC BELT," which
inal be proved before purchasing by the Galvanometer,
Ice. It was explained and fully tested before Mr.
J.b-tice Hawkine and a Jury in the Court of queen'.
Bench, January 24th. 1884. Moreover, it ENTIBELY
7/471JUIA ban isAingipt lb• kind advertamod.

A WOMAN'S SUFFERING Al
GRATITUDE.