1911 Times of India Phosferine

1911 Times of India Phosferine

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Titles	1911 Times of India Phosferine
Related Item	Times of India (Bombay)
Genre	medicine
Identifier	DSC_0167.jpg
Note	A City Constable. Nervous Depression, Lassitude, Rheumatism From all lands, deputations come to study the method which has made the London Constable superior to all others. "The method by which I make myself equal to my work," says Constable Lawrence, "consists of taking Phosferine at intervals, as in this way I keep myself alert mentally and physically." Since taking Phosferine, Constable Lawrence can remained on "point" duty in all weathers, controlling the amazing volume of City traffic, without experiencing the terrible nerve strain and weariness which formerly distressed him. Even amongst men who excel, Constable Lawrence is known as an exceedingly capable officer, equal to any emergency, and he declares that Phosferine alone enables him to maintain himself in this fine condition. Quite removed. Constable Lawrence, 398, High Road, Tottenham, writes:—"Possibly there is not an occupation more nerve trying than that of a "point-duty" policeman, especially whne the roads are slippery and the drivers have a difficulty in holding up their horses. Add to this, the skidding of motor omnibus and the dodging of taxi cabs, &c., it will be seen that my duty is not a pleasant one. I am sure that no one would care to change placed with us for more than a few minutes, for it would at once be felt that the dangers are too numerous to cope with. Policemen look big, strong men, but are just are just as likely to get run down in health as other men, and this is what happened to me sometime ago, when I suffered from headaches, nerve-depression, lassitude and rheumatic pains. After trying many remedies, I was recommended Phosferine, and can say that it is a wonderful renewer of health, and seems to put fresh life into one from the first dose. I am now quite myself again, and very thankful that Phosferine was brought to my notice."— March 5, 1910. PHOSFERINE THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS A PROVEN REMEDY FOR Nervous Debility Influenza Indigestion Sleeplessness Neuralgia Maternity Weakness Premature Decay Mental Exhaustion Lassitude Neuritis Faintness Brain-Fog Backache Rheumatism Headache Hysteria and all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous system. The Remedy of Kings Phosferine has been supplied to Royal Commends To the Royal Family H.I.M the Empress of Russia H.M. the King of Spain H.M. the King of Greece The Imperial Family of China H.M. the Queen of Roumania H.I.M the Dowager Empress of Russ' H.R.H. The Grand Dutchess of Hesse And the Principal Royalty and Aristocracy throughout the World. Proprietors: Ashton & Parsons, Ltd., La Belle Sauvage, Ludgate Hill, London, England. Price in Great Britain, bottles, 1/1 1/2, 2/9 and 4/6 Sold by all Chemist, Stores, &c. The 2/9 size contains nearly four times 1/1 1/2 size. Wholsesale Agents:— Mesars. J.A. KIRKBRIDE & Co. 60, Tamarind Lane, BOMBAY.
Abstract	This is a text and image ad for Phosferine tonic. The ad contains an illustration of a city constable directing traffic. The ad describes how Phosferine enabled a city constable, Constable Lawrence, to perform his duties by curing him of his nervous depression, lassitude, and rheumatism. The ad lists all of the conditions Phosferine treats, including influenza, indigestion, sleeplessness, faintness, headache and hysteria. The ad lists members of various royal families that use Phosferine.
Note	pep, joy, calm, relief, clarity, chill