Daily Republican., 1879-05-03
CrOsby's VitaIized PhOsphates

The trouble win our American peo
Pile is their running down their brain
powers. Every professional man, he
is in earnest, works to hard. There Is
no danger of the laborins man working
to hard; when his physical forces give
away he falls asleep, and he can't help
himself. 1t is not the case with the
exhausted mental faculties. The brain
needs the most rest when it is overwork-
ed, and that is the very time does not
get it, for with the over exertion Of the
brain the nerves are like so many bell
wires, al pulling and jangling away at
the same time. Loss OF sleep is one of
the earliest symptoms or loss OF nerve
power, overworked, overfatigued or un-
duly stimulated is more quickly reliev-
ed by vitalized phosphates than by any
other remedy. Flint says: "Simple re-
pose sutfices to relieve fatigue of the
muscles, but sound sleep and sound
sleep alone relieves fatigue of the brain.
Without it there can be no rest for the
organs and no repair of brain tissue"
TO get sound sleep the brain must be
fed, as with these vitalzed phosphates,
not narcotised. Mr.. +. Crosby, a prac-
tical chemist, 666 Sixth avenue, N. y,
has therefore proven himself not only
public benefactor but public savior,
in his introduction of his vitalized hy
pophosphites. This remedy is to The
brain, in its excited and restless condi-
ton, what physical antidote for pain
would be to the body. 1t restores the
functions, relieves general debility. loss
of nervous power, scrofulus diseases,
neuralgia intig ion failure of memory
and general WEAKNESS of the nervous
centres. .-Boston Journal.
1t is a we'll known fact that the med
ical profession is chary of its endorse
ment of anything ont of the Irregular
Methods" bnt it surely has done it.
self credit in recommending this rene
dy of Mr.. Crosby. Physicians have
prescribed it thousands upon thou
sands of times, and the discoverer him
self says the profession alone had used
lGo, 900 packages. Doctor Churchill
says: SIN the first teething Of children
the hypophosites produces an heroic ef-
feet, and act as a preservative against
all the accidents of this difficult period
of life. When given to teething chill.
dren who are pale, peevish, sad, ema-
ciated, without appetite or strength,
suffering from fever and diarrhoea, loss
of sleep, and apparently in danger of
convulsions, have never seen a sin
gle case where the whole symptoms
have not yielded to few doses of these
hypophosphites, and the evolution of
the teeth afterwards proceeded as in
perfect health" The old remedy fol
consumption was cod liver oil.
With its use (and how many myriads
of gallens have been swallowed it is
estimated that not two per centum have
been cured. But with these hypophQs
phites the cures have run up to ratio
of seventy five per cent. 1t supplies
the tissues with the phosphoide wasted
by mental labor, and builds up the
worn down and tired brain. Mr.. .Cros by
is as much benefactor of the human
race as any of the great inventors, for
he is the greatest of them all he pro
longs life. The wonderful cures made
by this remedy can be substantiated by
highest authority, and what sort oI
cures they are, can be learned by apply
ing to Mr.. Crosby at the above address,
who will cheerfully send by mail a six
teen. page pamphlet containing a full &C.
count of this most powerful remedy for
the worst ills to which intelligent flesh
is heir.
This valuable preparation was intro
duced in this city about two years ago
by Il. James Belt wholesale and re-
tail Druggists cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
during which time he has sold large
quantities Of it and with very gratifying
results.