Patronised by the Aristocracy and Elite, extensively used in the Army and Navy, and highly recommended by the loaia^ .Yleiio.il Practitiouord. Protootcd by tho Royal Lottora Patent, dated October 11, 1869. ■p|R. BIUGHT'd PHOSPHODYNE. THE SAFEST AND ONLY RELIABLE PREPARATION OF PHOSPHORUS. Multitudes of people aro hopoleaslv suffering from Debility, Nervous and Liver Com- plaints, Depression of Spirits, Timidity, Indigestion, Lassitude, Want of Power, i'o., whoso cases admit of a pormanont cure by tho new remedy, Dr Brioht's Phosphodyne (Ozonic Oxygen), which at onco allays all irritation and excite- ment, imparts now energy and life to the enfeebled constitution, and rapidly cures every stage of these hithorto in- curable and distraining maladies. • DR. BRIGHT'S t'HOSPHODYNP, is acknowledged by the first medical mon in Europe »s the moat efficacious medicine hitherto discovered for Weak and Shattered Constitutions, Nervous Dehility, Aversion or Incapacity for Study, Indigestion, Femalo Complaints, Flatulonc\ Liver Complaints, Shortness of Braath, Pains in the Head, Pimples, Impoverished Blood, and all diseases caused by a long residence in tropical climates, for which iron, mercury, iodido of potass, &o , aro given in various forms, ofton to the destruotion of the patient's health. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE.— Until tho introduction of Dr. Brlght's Phos- phodyno, Phosporus was but noldom pre- scribed as a medicine, owing to the difficulty in so preparing it that its action could bo kept under porfeot oontrol. It had boen used in Almond and Olive Oils, in Sulphuric Kthor, in Rectified Alcohol, in Chloroform, and in soveral advortisod medicines ; but, in all hitherto known methods of its prepara- tion, certain irregular result* havo been dx- perionccd. But in tho form of Dr. Bright's Phosphodyno, its invaluable action on tho human systom is realised without any of thoso drawbacks which other modes of pre- paration invariably produce. DR. BRIGHT'S PHOSPHODYNE is pre- pared on a New Principle, by which all pos- sible rick and disagreeable after-effects are entirely prevonted. Caution.— Avoid Phosphorus in the form of Pills or Lozonges, as they frequentl) con- tain Solid Particles of Phosphorus, which accumulate in tho system, injure the bones and palate, producing Necroses and othor serious evils. Being prepared from obsolete formulas, thoy are genoraily unreliable, and in some cases positively dangerous. DR. 