Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-23
WilsOnia.
A Written Guarantee to Each
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| A Written Guarantee to Each Pur- ! chaser.
 In England about three years ago, one who had been for long time experimenting and l Investigating the subject of magnetism and | it's relation to the health of the human body gave to the world the magnetic combination known as "Wilsonia" Since that time such l 8 work has been performed by these applian- ces among the invalid population of England and America as was not done by anything else discovered during the present century. Diseases arising from, and aggravated by, the pressing requirements of the present restless age, in which so many are overtaxing their energies not to be left behind in
 the race require remedies which are vainly sought for in the domain of medicine.
 Medical men, and observing men of all ranks and professions, view with alarm the prevalence and increase of diseases of the nervous system, induced by overwork and lax observance of the laws governing the human organism.
 Physicians find themselves almost power less while men are constantly, and on all sides, dropping out of the race stricken down by one or more of the long list of dis eases resulting from q Arrangement of the nervous system, embracing cerebrltls, cere- bro meningitis, mental aberrations, melancho- lia monomania, apoplexy, epilepsy paraly- sis, anemia, embolism softening of the brain, spinal meningitis, cerebro spinal meningitis, (attended sometimes with softening of the spinal cord, with hardening of the spinal cord, producing locomotor ataxia}, hemiple- gia, paraplegia, sciatica, extrinslc diseases, caused by irritation, viz : Dyspepsia, gastric and intestinal, with their innumerable com plications, diseases of tho liver, acute and chronic. diabetes, dropsies, renal diseases, embracing Bright's disease and the various infamnaatory diseases of the kidneys and bladder, viz Irritation and inflammation, catarrh, paralysis, with calculous deposits, afn rhTnR InHOmDetenCV. Also fstula, Assure, piles prolapsus, &c,
 &c., &c
 The discovery of Q method of dealing promptly and successfully with these diseases is surely blessing that cannot be measured by a mere money value. Like many prece- ding discoveries, this one is so far in advance of the methods of it's day that it has excited bitter opposition. This opposition comes from that very profession which should hail
 with delight any new remedy remedy .lpesa pos, forms of disease that have hitherto bafied their skill. This prejudice, however, is grad ually disappearing. The members of the medical profession who investigate the truths ! underlying the ''Wilsonia" method of curing disease, and witness the successful result of it's application and who are not governed by l the traditions of their order, come out square ly and advise their patients to apply "Wilsonia.' On the other hand, there { are many physicians who, from mo- I tives of self interest inform their patients l that they ought not to incur the risk of try 1 ing an unknown remedy. Some even go so 1 far as to say that they will refuse to visit l them if their patients act contrary to their i! advice in this matter.
 1 We say that there is no danger either to \ the weak, the young, the very old, from ! wearing our appliances. We can show evl' dence enough on this point to convince any 1 one of the truth of our assertion. Among | the cases that have been successfully! treated ] by ''Wilsonia' we have many delicate ehll' ! dren, and men and women, aged 60 to 73, l who were in very weak and nervous state at | the time they purchased appliances. These persons have testified in letters in our /! possession that they have been made strong | and well, that they ''feel better than they | have done for ten years " in some cases, l "twenty years"
 We have now so thoroughly tested the eff ! cacy of Wilsonia in curing disease that we
 have determined to show the public our own l confidence in it by guaranteeing cures or se l curing to our patrons minimum of risk. Our success has been about equally marked 1 in curing all forms of disease, but as there IS \ a small percentage which has, thus far, not ! yielded even to our treatment, and as our agent in New Haven is not 8 physician, we ! prefer selecting for our guarantee four dis
 eases with which he is well acdualnted, viz,
 catarrh (the fruitful source Of many other
 diseases), dyspepsia, constipation, with liver troubles and ordinary rheumatism.
 ! For the cure of these diseases we Will now give guarantees, while we continue to treat
 other diseases as before, by protecting the
 body from the effects of atmospheric chan ges and infusing into the system mild ano
 continuous currents of magnetic force wh1ct
 stir up the dormant organs to the proper performance of their natural functions. IT this way we have been able to cure from g. to 90 per cent. of all diseases, taking many
 of our cases from among the so called incur
 ables in the hospitals. Look for our adver
 tisement early next week.
 wfer particulars address or cali upon
 ! WILsoNIA MAGNETIC CLoFHING Co.
 ! JULIUS fvEs. Agent,
 Mo- Elm street (Toddfs Rlock), | New Haven Conn.,