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Treatisd r,n Reghnen anti pityr, t:ettet On the liirtnes the I'el4J‘v reV« , " Remedy, . fee. approves aid te.:unttlentls to the norne,liate notice' at large fait,l those in particular who arc goin4 to the Wet 114(lie , t AlllrriCa ? or any other part cit the A , Vorkl, that may bz, have be,'.:ll subject tO Peqiienti4l,DiSe4lle} the Iteilh.,tb.; Wtlit,:h.i.a sold at the, Propri:tor's Warehouse, Cltating-crOo,' London, to • Prevent' and Clare the ell() tv t'vver. • • : the most positive teStiiiirmials frhm professional men, 'and othet' respe..!tahle persons, may be , e , ,41:111 - pdrntillictg, to be bad, gratis, at the %VafellOuSe, not orily pr ove, i,„ hr rulicst matmcx, the efficacy or this Itetneily in that Most the Yellow Fever s , hnt aiso that It is aa sate plz:asant, and certain Vreserver of Health iti'ft hot cat, . 7-n uj 3:)ave invaluable A tliClo is S< , l(l in with ftt: I Di rc ti o ns (s . nnttrolkat by i)r. c,:;;.`ot no at.: , „ tack ' , Warn' kind:of at one untii::4 nlie'rtsun for Twitlve Month%. . , FROM the Nobleman to .the Peits3nt i•ntoxici_ tine is the min!: of the lAsorders which -n ow aitlict mankind. \Viten reason is tiirot;vn orher ;t1:to.1 by the potent. tOree of driciking t0 . e.x00.,., it tlO otten happens that , \this ittp.;ittulttnee in PI iin terms, it CCln . 110:10:i WWI i iiiitAo.o.*::ll o.* Itia...leati person ; and fretiti-ntfy i those who ire •gatilty ofthese indkcretiutis are on the point, 01 enter:ni; inter tlaz sa , ,:red band of w.:,drock with a discreet ahol' virtUotta cortipartion- , W t int.ls the consequence ot:,theao repeated improp.ietivb? 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Pairtirused and usedihy the Queen and Princesses , ' the Em ._. piss of Russia, the — Dutchesses of York, Bedford, Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, Devonshire, St.• Albans,, and most of the English and lrish . Nobility. • • rrHIS POWDER is .the only POWDER pre _ .. pared from Vegetables,. and e4ti rely free from Acid or any Mineral Substance. It destroys' the Seurvy, im parts a Firinness and beautiful Redness to the Gums ; to the Breath the most deleetable Sweetness ; . and, if used constant ly, will render the'Teeth of . a pearly Whiteness, r and pre. vent that dreadful Malady the Tooth-ache.---Mnly Medi cal Gentlemen, who use it, declare - it a fine Bracer, enudirat ing the F.ouluess to which the Month is siabjeel front Diet or disordered. Lungs.; and by its lit•tlitig, wit - trying, I and balsamie clititlities,freds the Mouth from any unpleasant Taste. • prepared and solti'Wholeiale and retail- at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, ellelpSide, in Boxes at as. 9d. each, with R. But-, • ler, N0.:4. 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