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Subjoineja are a few of the many favourable notices of the above
Pills by the Press, with which M. 0. Wray has been honoured, and
numerous medical gentlemen and private individuals have borne
testimony to their superior efficacy.
" The illusions of prejudice are at once dispelled when the bright
beams of truth flash conviction on the mind. In what appertains
to medical science, prejudice often predominates; this was evi-
denced even with a malignant propensity to the illustrious Dr. Har-
vey, who first discovered the circulation of the blood in the human
body. Every improvement in the science of Therapeutics, or the art
of healing, renders the person who introduces it a friend and bene-
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no prejudice exists, and the transcendent excellence of which has
been infallibly demonstrated by the immense good it has invariably
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" in the annals of medical science, few medicines have obtained
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afflicted with strictures and other disorders of the urethra. The pro-
prietor of this invaluable medicine has most judiciously excluded
from these pills that deleterious article, copaiba, which may ac-
count in some degree for the astonishing cures they have effected,
and which have established their fame for ever."—Morning Chro-
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"Every discovery in medical science must be hailed as an auspi-
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of this invaluable medicine in the cure of local debility, disorders of
the urethra, &c., have been fully demonstrated, and reflect a lustre
upon Mr. Wray's professional skill, which is enhanced by his judicious
exclusion of copaiba."—Bell's Life.
" Indefatigable researches into various branches of science have
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and talents of the inventor and proprietor, to whom may he applied
the motto of the immortal Nelson-4Paimam qui meruit ferat.' "
—Observer.

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