The plague of nerves : their treatment / by a physician.

  • Stephen Smith & Co.
Date:
[1893?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The plague of nerves : their treatment / by a physician. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    m the Coca is greatly enhanced. For those who have any special bodily exertion to make ; for athletes who are ambitious to break records ; for hunting men, cyclists, and sportsmen of all sorts and conditions, there is no strengthening or restorative cordial that can be compared with Hall’s Coca Wine. It is equally valuable as a preparation for muscular effort and as a restorative after it. Among innumerable testimonies to the same effect we select the following : Dr. Barrie Taylor writes : — “ I appreciate Hall’s Coca Wine very much for its rapidly stimulating action on muscle and nerve.” Dr. Noble says: “ Whilst taking Hall’s Coca Wine I was able to do double the amount of work. Nurse Evans says : “ My opinion of Hall’s Coca Wine is far beyond what I ever expected. Its strengthening properties are wonderful indeed. Nurse Millbank writes: “ It is a splendid restorative.” Mrs. Watson writes : I must say that although having only taken three bottles I feel already a different being, so much better in spirits and stronger in every way.” THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM AND THE BLOOD. Coca having so remarkable an effect in increasing muscular energy necessarily has a great influence in strengthening the action of the heart and regulating the circulation. In Hall’s Coca Wine not only is this