The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

IIIfRIVALLED in P:UROPI
for BILKAICFAST, to.

DR. ROBINSON'S STOMACHIC
APERIENT PILLS, or pills of health and
vigour, will be found peculiarly metal in most dom•
plaints of the stomach and bowels. They tend most
speedily and effectually to restore the weak and
debilitated frame to soundness end vigour by removing
obstructions in the alimentary canal, Imparting tone to
the stomach, gently stimulating the liver, and enabling
It to discharge ita important functions with des
regularity and effect, thus relieving the vessels of the
brain from that plethora in activity, and turgemens,
which are too frequent presume.' of paralysis, apoplexy,
mental aberration, and pertialor universe' stuipension
of nervous energy, on which account they are strongly
recommended to students, and all those whole occupa-
tions are sedentary.—Bold in boxes ls. lid. each.

DR ROBINSON'S BRITISH COUGH
PILES, ea • remedy for coughs in general,
asthma, difficulty of breathing. kn. These pills stead
unrivalled, and need only a trial to command their
general adoption ; they open the chest • allay the
irritation and tickling in the throat, promote expeoto-a-
Con, remove stricture from the cutaneous vessels, and
eminently am well as speedily relieve and subdue the
oough.—Sold in boxes ls. lid. Sold wholesale by the
proprietors, Beech and Bernice:At, at their Dispensary,
Bridrort ; by the London houses; retailed by all
medicine vendor, in the United Kingdom
Xfstlithetioniee

Observe I—No. Medicine sold under the above name
OLD possibly be genuine unless "Beech and Barnicott.
late Dr. Reber* Bridpork^ie engraved end printed on
the stump seized oo web psok4

REZUSLinfiIiK PARALYRIEL—
Estraordinaty recovery of • lady from Rheum-
tient and Paralysis by moms of LI ALSEII GALVANIC
APPARAIUB. —" Mr. W. H. HALM,. —Dear Sir,—lf
you consider a testicional of any service from one who
was by all her friends coasted as among the dead, and
whose death was daily expected, I beg of you to mike
use of this letter in any way you may think proper. A
more marvellous recovery was never heard of. The
facts am as follow.: My illness commenced four years
since with rheumatism, the pains being of the most
agonising description, such as no one can form any idea
of but these who have been similarly affected. My
medical man was sent for, and everything was done for
me that he could think of. As I derived no benefit, I
censolted others, but all with the same result. Indeed,
I consulted most of the medical men for 20 miles round
but the more medicine I took the worse I become, until
at last all power in my limbs was gone; I became com-
pletely paralysed, and lay In bid as one dead. Ile
little nourishment I could make use of was put into my
mouth by the nurse, and in this way my life wa• retained
for a period of ten months. My brother, Mr. John
Lewis, of Tyddyndn, Llanwnen, Carmarthen, now heard
of the extraordinary effect* produced by your galvanic
apparatus, and, notwithstanding the opposition he met
with, and hints of the presumption to believe that any
earthly power could ever be of service to me, he ordered
one from you. This was last autumn. What Ima now
about to state will, I fear, with difficulty be credited.
In three weeks after commencing the galvanism, power
wee restored to my arme—yes. I could now help myself
to my food. In another week power returned to my
legs, and I was now able to leave my bed, to which I
had been confined for ten months. You may easily
imagine how thankful to the Almighty I hit. From
that hour I have continued to improve, and strength is
rapidly returning. Ido but think what misery I might
bane saved myself if I had applied to you in the Ent
instance. I now Assayer-7 morning at nine o'clock, and
, take gentle walking exercise. The first time I rode out
" with my brother many of my old friends could scarcely
I believe thee eyes—they looked on me as one risen from
the dead—indeed, my marvellous recovery lithe talk
of the whole neighbourhood. Make this letter es
publie as you please.—l n main, dear Sir, your truly
erateftil patient, ELEANOR DAVlllil.—Trehams•
Callan, near Lampeter, Cardiganshire."
N.&—lnvalids should send two stamps to Mr.
Flamm, Warwick Lodge, 40, Addison-road, Kensington,
London, tar his Pamphlet on Medical Galvanism.