The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-02
DROFESSOR MORSE'S INvIGORATING ELIXIR OR
i cordial
THE EIGHTH WONDER BOTANIC WORLD.
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No language can convey adequate idea of the imne
date and almost miraculous change which il in
Whether broken down Sickness the unstrung and relax
ed organization is at rebraced revvfe and built up
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease
ish together under its influence The STOPPING trembling
victim Of depression and debility becomes man--he
stands erect he moves with firm step hs mind, which
previously sunk in gloom or almost idiotc apa-
thy becomes bright buoyan active and he goes forth
refreshed regenerated and conscious Of vgor his
accustomed occupations. Nor is the effect temporary
properties of the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF
and restore it to- its normal condition Well may the
preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
OF the nineteenth century 1t is the first scientific
in the Old World have admitted that miracle of neai
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence.
snMUIANT THAT ENTAILS RRAcnoy.
II is the only inaible remedy yet discovered for ner-
yous head and mind complaints it is the mental physc
long sought for and before foundhe only natural
agent that administer to mind diseased" In cases
of neuralgia headache vertigo pain in the OF the
produce in astonishing short period Of time
II will also depression, excitement tendency to
pscity for study business loss Of memory confusion
giddiness blood to the head melancholy debility
hystera indeciscn wrechedness, thoughts Of sslfde
structon fear Of insanity, &C. 1t win increase and re-
store the appetite strengthen the emacated the
health Of those who have destroyed it, induce continued
cheeruness and equanimty Of spirits, and prolong life
HR MEDICAL JOURNALS
Have not IN single instance that has boon authenti
Gated given their sanction to any other preparation for
perate cases effected radical cures after patients had
been abandoned and their condition pronounced hope
by medical practitioners Of high professional charsc
ter.
Ny Office having been in store where this cordial was
kept for sale for over three years and my opportunities
OF judging OF its effects somewhat numerous the vastly
increasing demand and that without single advertise
ment, tells for itself. have a Of weakness
which had resisted all treatment for years. both
in this place and in Philadelphia and the person fair
candidate for suicide, radically cured with one dozen
bottles. He had spent hundreds without relief and was
cured with twenty -four dollars worth of DR. Morses
dial. A. KENDALL. NJ d.
DR.. Morse-sir-Some time since you requested nv
opinion Of the virtues of your Invgorang Cordial
now prepared TO give It. have had 1t in my practice
and prescribed 1t for the last few months and must give
my decided preference anything Of the kind with
which am acquainted. am much pleased with it's Of
fects, and with confidence it to the pa.
tronage Of the profession valuable auxiliary for re.
moving disease in OF the most troublesome
FORMS and 70 all, as q safe and valuable medicine.
BENJAMIN WEEKS NJ. d.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 81 1910.
Sold by G. ii. RING General Agent FOR the United States
1872 Broadway N. Guion 127 Bowcry, Of Grand
street. in Brooklyn by Milne, Fulton street, in Boston,
Wholesale and retail by Fetridgc Co. Washington street,
and W. " Spencer, do; in Albany, by w. N. Jamison
5S1 Broadway In Hartford by Jno. Ftkins In Spring
Geld by Bliss 4 Haven; In Philadelphia Dyott 4 Sons,
and T. NJ. Wood, Harmony court in New Haven o. b.
Leavenworth.
II put up in pint bottles with the words pr Morsc's
Tnygoratng Cordial blown the glass; Price 80 per
bottle; two bottles, VI FIVE bottles for 3D. and "a per
dozen
B.-JmIcrtant advice accompanies each bottle