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"ROM the Nobleman to t h e 'Peasant intloxiot; tion is the cause of many of the Disorders which pox/ altia mankind, W lien reason is thrown Ott' her guar by the potent fen:* of drinking to exciits, it tno often happens that • • this imprudence proclin.es another, or, in plain terms, a con. ittNion with a disonlered'or unclitin person 4. and those who are sulk of tints.: indiscro i'ms are on the point ot" entering int& the. semi band of weXuck, 'With a discreet and virtuous companion. W hat is the consequence of these reeated iniprcirteties ? The infeftious poison which • has ' lurked in'timbody of •the nd is coma - tunic:nett to tile wire and entailed upon the -offspring, who , c6inei into tile mold a disgusting spectacle to all beliolikas, and subject tp the . EA - notions of the mo s t inveterate unlit:ll44, tfcc.; A Mechanic, who :uses metal in the completion o r a ny p e r. forisuce, that has not h..en properly refined, will rind his wOrkniansini , braak, crack, and displaV a variety or imper fections, iii detimwe of all pains and dtliAciice ; it is exutly .the ,anti IVitO Cillei +I:11,: of Wedineie without }raving Intir bl.inct properly rat:ti,.. , l from the sun. . 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No. g, New bridge-Street, Looduii; tienourel Sir, - Edinburgh:: MaNlkill, I• JiliG leave to inform voti, that vet surtc:c,Ple, . year t 790, I have tx..en attlided ‘vitli the real *Melt, ftoin lit obstinately „roasting. every equrte. of Medieine•preuribed by the must ettlihelit of the F.v:tllty nere, :nt:l undergoing several severe coutos ot salivation, anti t‘‘ ii:seilArged trout the 1 - 10Sp,it ii, with little relief, would appuar to be of the nt, bst inveterate nature. lit the spring 01 Last year ov disoiti;:r hall gut to suchit , .!ad, as, nearly to put a period to iny , exlitence ..1 1, 13 ,1 la ge i ncur out the crown of my head, ,otte arta, ~04.1 lunyy Legs• were broke out in a frightful manner ; was fully painful; and Kati - been itt a'mit, ul al, r,itiuu rot Ilya last seven years . ; my kit liNd also two mIC6 Oti it; j % 2; ' g al pa v i e ti ri , p rr Ar " t i i c e' h 4 t ic t6 ,l; 6 ‘ l :7l ls O. a. .t i r l( l l ll ). \ a ti ve be n d t , ' t e ic i : i .i e t r vrive me of rest ; this: L i o,i,lltal)Jo'Vt;itc, 1 wis•.. n.:Q611 - 1. mended, by Mr. 1. Thuutpstni, (who re.:eive,i so, eat A cure by them here), to take your Leal:v's ratvat which I began to do on tne 26t1r of May ; in the ,cants of a .fortni4lit, 1 beg - ail Mt' teCtilrC bcnelit----itt little m o re • than a mouth,: the ulcers on my .hest, and arms mere soundly. healed--soon atfer, the sores art-rny healed al s o ; leaving, hoWever, cornatlerabic cfisjoloitration in the stria, and, pain iii the' Dune uf the lett, which, by, the !iii.:,. Sing of (lod, and a little 10n1.4 i)eriovvito..:u y0,.. 1 ; - luAble Medicine, subsided; c nodes cbsper.ibig i , the 6i:14 its natur.il hue, and the noaup,. i going ot . I tlini became, by yOur iipvssai attvit.:e artll4o. A , diciin,-potte.s.llv free from all my tanner rurttpl tats— have accovated 'my former .Spirits-inut stivngth.,'and conic jolly . aret tixt, ill witit:ll 6t3le h tvttrgc !Writ) 84n , months to the astonishment of mea 'l,ant at a loss in what terms to oxpress gretitude, but he t ; your tor the gond of other sititi:rilig filottAlS, to Make this my case as puttlic as possible; as I shall out every occa.iion in so doing, you will 14reatly Sir, your grateful. obedient, very !rumble servant, A I.E X . 101. 1 14.K.fa: Swan's Close, 114;h...street, Edinbitr,4l, •, cult'. IOkIN A(hINTO6H, 3 ) id C • Prepared and Sold by the l'ror 1.06, Metriber of the i< Coilege of nj. geons, at bis house , Vn . g; New. ).traiw- ; where, atter a cvostant rei,ftlf.lt9., of more thirty, sit years, in a praclice parthltlarly;iiiitele t t..‘ t.ltu cute".of. 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