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paired, wrakened os nnheaIshy condition og the
 nervous system. This heaatifpl snd convenient sp- piieatiOn Of the mysteFioas poWes Of Galvanis and Magnetism hos been pronounced hy distinguished physicians. bntli ia Europe and the United States, to be the most invalasbls medicinal discovery 0f
 the age.
 I Dr. Christisss GsIvsnic Belt and Magnetic Flusd
 s used with the most prFeef and certain saeeees in < sii cases of General Debility; Strengthening the
 Weakened Body; giving tune to the various ergans. aad invigorstine tke System; also, in Fits, Cssmp. Paralysis. and Palsy; Dyspepsia or IhdigessioB 1;
 Rheamatism. Acute ard Chgonie; Cout: EpiIepsy: :
 Lambago; Deafness; Nervous TremoEs Paipiia- iiea of the Hearf; Apapiexg: Neuralgia; Pains in Plains, snd Curvature Of the Spiae Hip Complsini;
 Disess~s cf the Kidneys; De6cieneY of Nersous and ! Physical Energy. snd all nervoas diseases; which eompisinis afiss fiom one simple cause, namely :: A Derangement Of the Nervous Sysiem. In servous complaints, drugs and medicines increase the dis ease, for they weaien the vial energies Of the d. ready prostrsied system; while unAer the strength
 eRing liiegiving. vitalizing influence Of
 ss applied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakened saFsrrr is re- stored 10 fsmeF health strength elasticity and veor Dr. Chfistie's Gaivsnie CarasIves possess great peeuiisrity and excellence. which consists in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by outward application. in place of the usual mode of dragging sad physeing the patient il exhausted nature sinks hopelessiy under the infiesion. They strengthen the whole system. eqnalize the circulation of the binod, promote the seeseiions. and never do the slightest iniary. under any circumstances. Since their introduction in the United States, only three years since, more than 60 900 persons inrludlne al ages. classes and conditions, among which were large number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject 10 nesvons eowplsinis. have been entirely and per msnently cured, when all hope Of relief had been givrn up, and everything else been tried in vain To illustrate the of the Galsanie Belt, sup- pose the case of person afflicted with that bane Of civilization. dyspepsia. other chronic or nervous disNsder- In ordinary eases stiInulants are taken, which, by their action the nerves and muscles of the stomach, sfosd temporary reef bat which leave the patient in lower state, and with injured facu- ties, sfleS ihe aetioa thus excited has ceased Now compare this with the effect resulting iro.n the ap. psieation of the Gaivanie Belt. Take dyspeptic sutferer. even in the wort symptoms of an attack snd simply ts the beIt round the body. using the magnetic haid as directed. In short period fAe insensicle precipitation wi act on the positive eie- meat of the belt, thereby causing xaivanie eiYcu laiioa, which will pass 10 negative and thence back again to tAe positive, thus keeping up con flHaous gsvsaie circulation throughout the system
 Thus the most severe cases of dyspepsia are perma- neniy cured. 4 few days is amply sufficient to eradicate the disease os years.
 -Aa Exiyaordiaayy Case, wklck CBacimsirsly Proves tAat 1setA is Slysagey fAaa fIcfioa. ! The following letter. naFrating one of the most remarkable evenis in the annals of medic ai science | Is from the Rev. Dr. Landls. . clergyman Of New
 Jersey. of distinguished aitainmenis and exalted l rePutatioa: SiDNxy, N. J.. July l2. le4S. DT. A. N. Christie--Dear Sir: You wish 10 know
 Of me what has been the result, in my own cass of
 the application of the Gslvanic Belt and Neekiaee 1 By reply is as tollows:
 | For about twenty years had been suffering from dysPePsia. Every year the symp,oms became worse,
 nor could obtain permanent relief from any course | of medical treatment whatever. My physicians ! were skfuI and excellent men, but hese their pre-
 seriptioas failed. About fourteen years since, ia
 coaseQaence offsequent exposure 10 The weather in
 the discharge of my pastoral duties, became sub | ject tn severe chronic fheumatism. which, for year alles year, caused me ihdeseribable pain In
 the severer paroxysms, the skill of my physicians
 sometimes aifsded me great reiief but this reiisf
 was only temporary. Further, in the winter of 'A5 and 'l6. in consequence of preaching great deal in my owu and other churches ia this regiop was
 attacked oy the bronchitis. which soon became so severe as to require an immediate suspension ofmy
 pastoral labors. My peryoas system was now tho rosghiy pfostTafed. and, as my bropehisis became worse. 90 also did my dyspepsia snd rheumatic sf- Geetion--thas evineing that fhs4e disorders were connected with each other through the medium oi the nervous system. Ny suaerings were. indeed. severe: and had no prospect other thah being en. tirely laid aside from the discharge of those duties and tue performance of3 those isboss in which my soul has ever foand the highest of her ioys But
 reascssing iron eHect 10 canse. concluded that the nervous system must be reached before any hore could be aauigkd of my obtaining relief from these most distressing maisdses. in the whole phsrma- cop9ia there seemed to be no remedial agent which could reach and reeupe ate my nervous system l; everything that had tried for this purpose had completely failed. At last was led by my friends to examine your InveDtaons, and (fhough with no very sangaine hspesofth efficiency determined to try the effect Of the application of the Galyaue Belt and Necklace, with the Magnetic Fluid. Fms was in Jane, iSa6. To my greet sssonishment, ia two days my dyspepsia had gone: in eight days fn~ fI.k. k.. since omitted single service on aerount Of the
 bsonchiiiss and my sheamatie aHsction sfso ceased to trnahte me. Lf time permitted could 6ll sheet os paper with the dcfaiis os particulars but can
 ncs only furnish this bsief abstract My dyspepsia
 has never retuTned; the rheumatism once in while
 visits me. but aot severely. and is easily arrested
 and is manitestly being dIisen from it's bold upon my system; and my bronchial affection is eniieiy eared. Such is the wonderful sud happy results oi ! the experiment.. sast
 who have besa likewise suffering irom neuralgia aheesions, They have tried them. with happy re-
 saiis. believe. in every ease. Yoars. Sc. l ROBERT ". LANDS. l Prices q D-. CATistie's Galsaaie Csrasises l The Gaivanie Belt, S3; GsIvAnie Necklace. Sz {; 0alsaaic Bsse<iess. SI each; Magnetic FIaid. eI. Payfseslsr Cssiios--Beware ef eouatesieits and worthless issitsioos.
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