The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-16 00:00:00

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"In the High Court of Justice (Queen's:Bench Divi-
sion) an iniunctiAn was granted on January 24th, 1884,
restraining ceitain uni:rincipled persous f om selling any
sl'ourable irjl&tiOTM of the “Ftelf-Restorer" Belt, the
Jury giv:ng the propeet r a verdict v:ith co3tB and
istuagiss for such il,tringement.' The Belt was elEo
axplsined. and its FleeWcal powers f llv tested in open
Ccurt, both before Mr. Justice Hawkins and the Jury,
apon the same occasion.

Can any other mat ufacturer of Electric Belts produce
sr ;deuce of so srverE A TEST Surely, after such p-oof
as this, the mist sceptical will believe that it really
possessta the g• eat rcatcrative rower ascribe to it.

InAybe as well to mention Ole action:of the
Srlf.xtestore." is gentle, but exce hty effectivd. The
Faihi, but ben,ricial, current genet .t dby i Ina, braces
ti^e s'tern, ad by its be ig i fi ,enc(, t_rslu4l4 bui de
up Lae frame tratil the mind bill to r.r:g‘V.or the
astural functions becomes str:.ll;dr, the ela•tic 4:its
of youth on ;e more s9p3rent, sad the prog-ed
wards recorery steaetily goes on nr.tit ptlet is once
more youv. In cases of weskridis, -r'sing from any of
the before-mentioued csnies, these elt are at oses the
most certain r,-nie•ly ever inve tel or di6coverel. they
Are eetirei self-acti.l4, O tctoi being r;_luired, can
at ay t:m vibut Lty wetting praceB3 Or io-
u,ny,nienCo t) the pri•jotA, tit 3 eat contained in the
it. perg.,ira.tbn b,i,g mtticiezt to keep it in ac-

The .ores performed are nat of a fleeting cheracter,
bat po:tganent,provi hag the inAructions sent with each
inett•ument are carefully adh.red to. It speedily r. -
moves that most m'serable 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
light as the certainty of a ripid cure rzliev the mina
of a groat hu-

Him rn.nv persons who, by living to generoailv,
hav4 beeoln3 premature!y old. and consequently have
th•ss wr.ta mo-hid feeling; ? They have an idea
that ocure is densyiug, and the plea-tires of life have
ileparted. In nine cales out ten this is far from be-
ing the fact Nature has not deca)e.l ;t is eimply lying
dormant, and u,eds but a li:tie a •sistaac, to once more
steer its p-eseao, "The crerikiug gate requires oil,
ar it will continue to creak." So it is wih tho bum in
frame. Assist it whore weak. put it in a position to re-
:over itself, and you will aila that after Lie has its
pleasures, and on the reitored iuclinati3n to partake of
t ham.

The beneficial action of these truly life-giving Relts
upon the hnman frame has been proved so conclosiy, ly,
by thousands of unsolie:ted testimonials, that no ,hadow
of doubt remains at to their extraordinary efficacy, They
can be worn by either sex with the greatest ease and
distort, withm; fear of discovery, and by a delicate ar-
rangement can be a ija :to I to act directly upon the
weakened part.. so that immediately upo contact with
the bo iy. an electric earreet is at once produced, cf a
bit withal of so efficacious a character, that an al-
most instaPtaaeous improvenpfut becomes noticeable.
The heave hauging feeling wears oft th 3 eye bec7mes
bighter, the brain elt-arer, until at last the pad nt feels
h own raked th st he is once more in the p ,Sifiaan
of the greatest bleasiugs noon earth, viz., Hza;:tu,
ENSRGY, and raiNLY VIGAVEL.

1 cf sett of Goat, Rheumatism, Paral% wit &-c , the eis
no :are in the world to be compared to theso 11,Its
Nature requires assistsnce in all t: a e complaints, and
hat assistaLce, to Ia thoroughly elnetive nnst be
abed from from Naiu. e herse.f—thus, by callirig into oi.er-
ation Electricity, a natural ally, a olgenial to all c a-
stitutious. is obLai. ea. anti the result is in almost every
case p raistieat. curdi are ejected. Again, in cA.,:e of
C4esunipticn these Beta have been the eoLs MgkNs of
reat..;rit g housacds of both sexed to is healthy 41.1
onus existence when that fell disease "i:onsiimption"
bad, iii t a opinion of many eminent med,es. men,
marked them as its ViI.ImS. Th se are facts witi- eau
be proved to be absolutely true.

Ta persons deeirrius of Little, information, instruc-
tioi wall be given away, in 130 pp. pamphlet, showing
sufferers how ttaey may be restor,d to heath. Strength,
and Mainly Vigour, without the Aid of Medicine, or will
be sent, poet free, together With all particulars as to
regimen, diet, etc. Addresi—W. IA RIGHT, Seq.
Secretary, Volta H 'use, tZf,, Werdour.street, Oxford.
attest, London, W.

THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS MAY.: BE
SEEN AT Tab' ESTABLISBIL:NT.

Prices of TDr:k Bell's Medicor

Magnetic or Volta Belts are

£ 2::2s , £3 35..

dc £5 Ls. each,

kaeording to power. The Instrument can be:sent to an
part of thd kuown world, thrugi the Poet. securel
sacked, upin receipt of remitt*nee. P 0.0. made pay
bie tc Mr. W Wright it ti d Charlug Cross Poe
OtEee, London

liesatirrin,,ut round t. 3.3 b 3y, it VOW the h'ps
must in all mies be lit nt.

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