Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-05

of all Nervous Diseases.
q RISING from an impaired, weakened or unhealthy state o
1 "A the s.. .sTvO %si Or Vital haIs system st ., The oitPSn mi nj s 9iGs a , 11gP TsS
Serful discovery Of the r,vsterions powers of GsIysnism and Mag
netis . has induced the proprietor TO extend the k~nOwiedee Of is
, e.. a @ n relief, a MAJ :, become e PaEtakeG rs Of s. is a X g bene-
Dir. Chrstie's GatvGnic Bell
Hasbeen pronounced by many distinguished physicians both in
oOueT If the age II is a beautiful instance Of ar aiding science to
produce the highest beneficial results, and it lis believed that few
inventions have ever been o perfected and so entirely successful
III used with perfect and certain success in all cases of eener
al debility from whatever causes IL may arise, strengthening the
weakened system, aud invigorating the body. Fits. cramP, Theu
matism, acute or chronic, epilepsy, lumhago. paray sis, palsy, in
digestion, dyspepsia, tremors, stiffness OF joints, palpiistion OF the
heart, apopiexy, neuralgia, pains in the chest and side, liver COM
plant, diseases Of the kidneys, spinal complaint, and curvature Of
the SPINE, hip complaint spasms, ard az nervous diseases arise
No drug has, or can have, any effect on them except to increase
strengthening, liGe-giving vtalizing influence Of Galvanism, health
succeeds Tis DIS d Is 5, and tine Dn, patient i is : T DsS TI;. to bloom @ = and T RsSs
The peculiarly and great beauty Of Christies GalyaDic and
Magnetic curstives consist in the isct that they cure disease by
outward application, instead of the usual mode of drugging and
physicking the patient till exhausted nature sinks under the in
They strengthen the whole system, a power possessed By no
into the Uniied States. more Than $1,000 persons, including alIsdif c i
dren and ladies Of all classes, have been the recipients Of their
DR.. Christie's Galuanic Necklaces
Are worn TOT u comp ANTS sHeciing me throat or head-Sr
bronchitis, neuralgia IN the face, buzzing or roaring in the ears,
eGasas''' winch Is nervous 'nA@ Inc ''g@ a not 'g4''do is always
Tic Dol0reur.
No case Of this distressing complaint has ever failed TO be per.
manently relieved by he use Of Chrisue's Galvsnic articles.
Dr. Chrlstie's Galvanic Bracelets IT applhd TO the wrists " an
kles, and are used in all cases of rheumatism affecting the limbs,
for strains, tremors of the hands, or any nervous complaint Affect
ing the legs or arms. One is worn on each wrist OF ankle, and the
causing a concentration of the influence at the desired spot
Nervous Spasms.
The following is an extract from a letter received from MessrS
Mosely & Tucker, well known Druggists. Mobile, Alabama:
"There is a Or. Hartwel Doctor of Divinity in Marion, in this
State. who has used christie's Gaivanic Bracelets for the purpose
Of curing a nervous spasmodic affection Of the hands and arms.
Upon the least excitement either mental or physical, his arms be-
came in violent motion, which was perfectly uncomfortable. He
tried the Galvanic Bracelets, with the magnetic fluid, ana with
such success. that since that time Qour months ag0) he has not
had a single attack, although he has travelled TO Cincinnati, aud
there took an active part in the exciting scenes Of a Baptist Con.
vennon. Through ms accommodation, many of his acQuaint
ances have tried them, and with good success.
Truly yours, MOSELY & TUCKER
Mobile, Ala, 23d Sept, 1e47.
During the past three years these remarkable curaiives have
never failed, when lsed according TO the full and plain directions
which accompany them. 1t is absolutely impossible that they can
do the slightest harm.
RTNo Inconvenience whatever attends their use, and they may
In fact, the sensation attending their use is highly pleasurable.
PRICES
The Galvanic Belt. 50 each
The Galvanic Necklace, each.
The Gslvsnic Bracelets. eapar.
CAUTION.
Beware Of spurious limitations.
All business communications should be address to
D. Z. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
ls2 Broadway, New York.
DAVID CRAIGHEAD, Druggist, Indianapolis.
H.. c. MAYNARD, Madison. II lwem