The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-02-13 00:00:00

SELF lESTORER,

DR. 13 I_, I_, ' S

PATENT VOLTAIC BELT

is the safest, grandest, and most eertaLn discovery ever
known for tae cure of all bodily ailments arising fr'm
indiscretion and ott- or causes To those afflicted with
NervousnesP, Nervous Debility, Loss of Physical Power,
Weakness of Body aud Mind, &c., this invention pre-
vents a IDCAtIg of cure f so unfailing a character that
the greatest sufferers from wry of the above distressing
compisints may, with confidence, rely upon being quietly
restored to a sound state of health and strength. In fact,
the many marvellous cares performed by the "Self-Re-
st Aer" (UNDENIABLE PROoF OF WHICH CAN BE GIVEN) at
once places these extraordinary Instruments far beyond
anythlng of the kind hitherto offered to the public. In
order to prove that these Beits are all they claim to be,
it would be as well to mention the followingjeireum-
stance :

"in the High Court of Justice (Queen's Bench Divi-
sion) an injunction was grated on January 24th. 1884,
restraining certain,unpriucipled persons f oin selling any
colourable imitations of th,, '•B,.lf.ll.3storer" Belt, the
Jury giving the proprietor a verdict with costs and
damages fe: such infringement." The Belt was also
explained, and its Electrical powers f llv tested ia open
Court, both before Mr. Justice Hawkins and the Jury,
upon the same occasion.

Can any other matufacturer of Electric Belts produce
evidence of SO SEVERE A TEST? Surely, after such proof
thi,, the most sceptical will believe that it really
possesses the great restorativa powers ascribed to it.

It may be as yell to mention that the action of the
"Self-Itestore." is gentle, but exceedingly effective. The
mild, but beneficial, current generated by its use, bract s
the sy .tern, and by its beLign inatietica gradually builds
up the frame until the mind bygins to get brighter, the
witural functions becomes stronger, the elastic spirits
of youth once more apparent, awl so the progress to-
woris recovery steadily goes on ur.til the patient is once
more young, In cases of weakness, arising from any of
the before-mentioned causes, these Belts are at once tiv,
most certain remedy ever invented or discovered. They
are entirely self-acting, awl NO ACIDS beirg required, can
be worn at any time without any wetting process or in-
cof.venience to the patient, the salt contained in the
inssnsiiile perspiration being sufficient to keep it in ac-
tioo,

tiThe cures performed are not of a ;fleeting character,
but permanent,providing the instructions sent with each
instrument are carefully adhered to. It speedily re-
m.)ves that most miserable feeling "lowness of spirits,"
so often experienced; and after being worn a short time.
enables a man to look at the future in a more hopeful
as tee certainty of a rapid cure reliev theSmiud
of a great burthen.

How many persons who, by living too generously,
have become prematurely old, and consequently have
tilts° wretcaed morbid feelings ? They have an idea
that nature ;is decaying, aid the pleasures of life have
depart,d. In nine cases out of tea this is far from be-
ing the fact. Nature has not decayed ;it is simply lying
dormant, and needs but a little aoiiatance to once more
aaserkits presence. 'Tlie creaking gate requirea oil,
nr it will continue to creak." 6o it is with the human
frame. Assist it where weak, put it in a position to re-
cover itself, had you will find that after all life has its
pi-a,ures, and
.otti the rest u*ed inclination to partake of

The. beneficial action of those truly life-giving Belts
up3n the human frame has been proved so conclusively,
hi thou,aotts of unsolicited testimonials, that no shadow
remains as to their extraordinary efficacy. They
car.. be worn by either sex with the greatest caso and
coAtfuri, with Out fear of discovery, and by a dedcate ar-
rangement can be aljustecl to act directly upon the
weakened parts, so that immediately upon contact with
the body, an electric current is at once produced, of a
mild, but withal of so efficacious a character, that an al.
most inbtantaneous improvement becomes noticeable.
The heavy hanging feeling wears off, the eye becomes
h•ighter, the brain clearer, until at last the pad nt feels
in his own mind that he is once more in the possession
of the greatest blessings upon earth, viz., ElEalan,
STMENGTN, ENEEGY, and MANLY Venous.

In cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Paralysis, tkc., there is
no cure in the world to be compared tu these Belts.
Nature requires assistance in all these complaints, and
that assistance, to be thoroughly effective, must be ob-
tained from Nature herself—thus, by calling into oper-
ation Electricity, a natural ally, congeniai to all c ,n-
-rtitutions, is obtained, and the result is in almost every
Case permanent cures are effected. Again, in cases of
Consumption these Belts have been the SOLE MEANS of
reatoring thousands oi both sexes to a healthy and vig-
orous existence when that fell disease "Consumption"
had, in ti,e opinion of many eminent meeticat men,
m,rlted them as its victims. These are facts which can
be preyed to be absolutely true.

To persons desirous of farther information, instruc-
ions will be given away, in 130 pp. pamphlet, showing
sull:rers how they may be restored to Health. Strength,
aLdly Vigour, without the Aid of liedictne, or will
be sent, post tree, together with all particulars as to
regimen, diet, Sze, Address—W. WRIGHT, Esq.,
Secretary, Volta House, 175, Wardour•street, Oxford.
street, London, W.

iIOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MAY BE
SE.N AT THE ES2ABLISHMENL

The Prices of Drill Bell's Medico-

Magnetic or Volta Bong:are

Le,2 2s, £3 35., dc £5 58. each,

According to power. The Instrument can be sent to any
part of the known world, through the Post, securely
packed, upon receipt of remittance. P. 0.0. made pay-
able tc Mr. W. Wright, at the Charing Cross Post
Office, London.

Measurenaeut round the body,;:justnelow the hips,
must in all eases be bent.

NOTE THE KDDR;ESS-

VOLTA HOUSE,

I 75, Wardour-st., Oxford-st.,