, 1875-05-15
WORLDS pIspENsARY.

1875.-TWELVE PAGES.
WoRLD's D1spENsARY.
ller complex nature 1oviatea from, isa trno and
iutoudcti noise. tho most cflcient mid ehpnld |
bo extended, II, order that tho normal equi.
1ihrium 1nny DO regnsncd, her 1loalth restored,
aud llnr divine mission, on which human well |
faro no largely depends, bo fulfilled. its inl~ |
11ortnnce should elicit tl.o best efforts of tho
highest typo ct mind, tho rira development
Of gunita, and tho most studied manipulation,
with tho choicest, rarcst, md ptlrcst medicinal
e1onlonts in the whole rnngo Of nnturc.
IA tho remedinl management at lhosa dis
eAgeg roetllihr to women hns sntorud yury
lnrgely into orr practice at tic Wor1d's Dls-
roflsary, involving tho treal,nons OF innny
thousand cases a1,nt,n!1y, wo have been nf-
forelea great experience in adapting remedies
quitementa with grcatly increased certainty
and exactuoss. Al tic diamond and other Of
tho most precious stones arc hidden awny III
NATURES sccrot receHEcs, requiring pnttent toll
and diligence 10 unearth them, so by tho
eah,o uileenstng Toll wo 1aro secured tho most
precious anil valuable remedial agents de-
sigued for womnns usc, from rccossoa In
vegetable lfo heretofore unoxrtorcd, with
which to gom tho world OF medicine.
DISEASES or THE URINARY ORLEANS
ora also fully considered in both editions Of
tho Medical Adviser. Next, If not equal in
Importance, 10 tho function Of tho liver In
Tint of tho kidneys, tho province Of which
IN TO remove large portion of cffoto mud
poisonous mattor from tho system; aid rs
the liver, by rensou Of its 1aborious dutios, iH
subject to frequent arrangement, SO the kid
noyB nrc promo to frequent disorders, as In
! flalnmntion, Aibnnainuria {Bxlghes Disease}.
| Diabotes, Gravol, Ca1culf or Stone, etc., eto.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
l,are developed and tested, in tho trent
nlent Of over twenty thousand cascs, series
| Of efficient roIucdioa for Nervous Debility and
| kindred affections. As these diseases are
alarmingly prevalent and are treated in Il very
unsatisfactory manner by general practitfon-
| era, hayo devoted nearly thirty pngeH (whicl,
appear also in tho incomplete elltion) to tie
consideration OF these important affections.
! Tiloir mnny ca1sca are clearly pointed out,
| thoir symptoms graphically portrayed, and
their rational treatment fully discussed.
| Fer tho encouragement of an
UNFORTUNATE cLAss or 1SyALIDa,
for many Of whom life Inns ceasel to possess
any charmy-1 will hero say that whasoyer
n,ay 10 tho ago Of tho patient, and whetlcr
tho ma1ady be tho result Of confinement, &C.
voro mental labor, excosscs, abuses, or iu-
discreet practices, with proper medical treat
ment, tho disease will readily yield.
Ono OF tho most prominent symptoms OF
these delicate disoases Is desire on the part
OF tho sufferer to avoid society, sectueion
being proforred. Tho patient experiences
lang1or, mental anxiety, gloomy forebotlings,
Impaired mou,ory, indigestion, and general
physical debility. Tlore is dobilitatng
drain upon the system, mud to this cause wo
lnay safely attribute largo proportion Of all
tho casea Of palsy, apople3,y. epilepsy Nts)::
softoning Of the brain, insanity losa OF
norvous aud muscular power, premature
popsin. Tho patient becomes melancholy.
irritable, despondent3 t3-n victim to unfound'
cd susp!cious md horrible dreams. He OK.
pariauccs weakness in the back and limbs,
night.swoats, and there Is m offensive otln1
about tile person. Tho complexion is hag
gard nnl blanched; hotchea, pimp!cs, ami
other outaneous eruptions appear upon the
facc; there la derangolnent OF sight, lack o1
!. self-contllonco aud q want OF both menta
. and physical energy. No case will manitcs
all these symptoms Mt any ono stage of thu
tliscase, but moro or loss Of them aro snre tt
! bo present, Yeara ago, l resolved to pnyra
I tie,Ilar attention to tie investigation ant
: treatment Of this class of tliaoasos, which ar'
/ not only nlar1ningly prevalent, but saaly neg
1ected and mistroated by tho general prac
! titionors Of medicine. Accordingly, hey
tested md developed q series of vogctabl
! remedies which aas specifically in these aIec
D tious. Haying successfully treated ore
: sleeata thousand cases, can safely say Of m
/ remedies that they nro rejuvenating elixir
0 and nnfai1ing in their remedial effects. no'
= prescribe them, not only with assurance bl
will, tho eamo confidence that 1-would civ
bread and beef to starving man to satisf
his hunger. Tho uniform SUCCESS which ha
attended tho employment OF these remedie
llas led mo to rely upon them with esplic
faith. They rontlcr tIlcBo weaknesses Ms curt
~ ~ these rcasons I have particularly aolicite
j those caacs which hayo beon regarded as il
Il o,,rable. The patient is subjected to no su
- giral operation, ind llo can safely mud acc,
rntoly follow tho directions given, whilo IL
treatment docs not intcrfera with any ord
nary occupation In which 1so may bo ongaget
L. Tloso delicate diseases should not ho intrus
ID ed to physc|ans who adyertfse under fictitio1
o. names, Or to those Of ordinary qualification
n read IN these llseases, bnt ho cannot acqui1
H. tho skill Of a specialist who Annually trea
ok thousands of caaos, whilo tho former seldoI
ii it over, llas occasion to prescribe for them.
IA wonp 70 THE WISE Is SUFFICIENT"
Those wAo desire further information
49, regard to tie causoa, symptoms, and tres
u ,uent Of these maladcs, ara referred to "T
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