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607-A.i• •18. • 4 ) 6 liAll ~., ~ :*),14:41::1-71":\1171-::: 'rt.' . _ • e) , " • . ...2A' zs... S U 1 ill • , ,_'-'' • , . . -:- %i? ''''' 44 / 4 ) . r' i , i Ste. fE' ` e S r ir 111 . F. NUbtBRIt 3771.] • THEATRE:ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. PTO:MORROW EVENING, (Xtober 18, iRo ~ Their Majesties' Servants will perform (first time this Season) Shakspeare's Comedy of • AS .YOU LIKE IT. Duke, Mr. POWELL; Frederick, Mr: HADDOCKS; Amiens' Mr. DIGNUM ' • 'piques, Mr. WROUGHTON ; Orlando, Mr. ELLISTON ; Touchstone, Mr. BANNISTER,. jun..; Rosalind (with the Cuckoo Song)," Miss DUNCAN,' (Being her first appearance in that Character); Celia, Mrs. SONTLEY ; Phoslie, by a YOUNG LADY, • (Being her second appearance on any Stage); And Audrey, Miss POPE. In Aa V. a Song by Mrs. BLAND. - • 'After which Jllth time these eight years) th e rev i ve d Hi stor i . - • . cal Romance, in "fhree Ads, o f • •'• . RICHARD CUR DE LION. witkeatiroly new Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations: . . Richard, Mr. KELLY; Blondel, Mr: BAR RYNIORG., • Sir Owen, Mr. DIGNUM; . , A .4.100. Mrs. BLAND ; cuillot, Mr. SUETT ; Matilda, Mrs. MOUNTAIN' ; Laurett,„ Miss HOLLowAy • And Mid Miss C. BRIS In Adl W. a dance by Miss C. BRISTOW. Boites 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 35.61. Second Price ZS. Gallery as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery. Is. Second price 6d.—N o M oney to be Returntli, • • !'laces for the Boxes to be Liken of bir. Fosbrook, at the Box-Otlice. in Little Russell -street: The Mors to be opeued half pa st Si x. at hull pa st Fi ve, and begin at Viant ex et Regina h e Comedy ot The Jordan Poundling. Young Belmont, Mr. Elliston ; Rosetta, Mrs. ; Miss Cherry, being her third appearance en this Stage. After which will be p resente d ( never per trtnc(.l) a i.e . w Musical Far ce, i n T wo Ads, called The Dash , or, Who but He ? The Overture Jed Music entirely slew, co mposed by Mr. Rcpve. TOTHEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. AlOititO\V EVENING, Odobet 18, 1894. Will he acted a Comedy, called THE SUSPLAOUS HUSBAND.* Mr. Stridland, Mr. COOKE, • (Being his first appearance in that Cliaraiter); • Ranger. Mr. LEWIS; And Clarinda, Mrs. CLOVER. • warn THE TALE OF MYSTERY. :saxes 6s. l'it 3:: 6d. Gallery 2s. tipper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mt. firanilon s at the Box-Office, in flart-street. The I)no rs will be opened a Half-past Five, and the,Per formance begin at Half.p . rst Six On Frid.sy the Comedy of The Wheel of Fortune ; with the Musical Entertainment of 11 Rondocani. On Saturday Shakspeare's Play of King Henry the Fourth, Part the First. A New Comedy in Five/ails, and a Comic Opera in Three; Rave been for sonie time in preparation, and will very soon be produced. 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THE PATE NT CAMP BEDSTEADS; FUrni 4. lure, Mattrasses, and Bedding coMplete, are very. respeet,' .tully reeotninencted to Qua tleuten, as being the most patahle 41 ,...1ul superior to any whets made in London ; Marquees, Cutsrents rabies add Chairs, on improved principles ; Sea , ' Sofa Beds, and tlhairs, for on Board Ship; Musciiiitto Net Furniture, and Patent Brays-aeretv Bedstead's, for East Ind Wept Indies and all Foreign Cliiatek, at ' 11fORCAN and SANDE RS's ..: Patent B e d stea d Manufaelory and Ware- • Roo Nos. 16 and 17, Catiwaine.stteet, Strand ms,. - I:4l4Morgan and Sanders's New.invented Imperial Dining butleoN allowed to be the must co and Elegant set of s ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a Dux tell Inches deep. N ), • ••• The fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bcd Ware .4ll6 ' ....,..,e___ ro THE ARMY, Ac. 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WILLICH, late Physician to the Saxon of t, Anthdlitiatlor at the Court of Great Britain, :Ind Author B,c.lllontestic Encyclopmdia, Treatise on -Reg,imen. thec• aPProves and recommends to the immedioe to th e ti ,Public at large (and those in particular who are going tba t e „"e'lr Indies, America, or any other parr attic. Wulf t, the 4" a Y be, or hoc been i suirjeet ;u Pestilential Disease) No. emetly which is sold at the Proprietor's Wareheuse, , 40, Cliaring-etoss L d to Prevent and Cure the eti o u, , on on, .ever. ituTh2l„nidst possitive testimonials from professional melt,._ 67," 1 er respectable psrsons, may be seen partlithiet 4, 1471, gratil,at the warehouse, which not only , p r ov e , in Manner, the efficacy of this Remedy I tn tha‘taio:itl MAO); the Yellow Fever,. but alsu at it is hot thin sale . 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Th* tiAlowing,weie received•by iiRODUNI, No. 9, Albion-1114m DZAit ' PERMI me to request you wilt hove the go0(1... plblish my case, for the benefit of the I . 11ave guttered for in.nly years tinder a dreadful nervous dis order; insornaelr as it c uiret , v absorbed and deranged my wily le sesiem. • Vaiaus a t%iCV 1 . 14.:1)1 .14Vr 1 sotrowe,t, and have tried most of the.advertlie t Medi ..;ing6. with tic It ceivinp, any , hc.wfit whatever, until Fortunitely recult;n:ittLl to make trial of vour NERVOUS COltol A 1., which, thanks to heay.:ii and you, have perf.,.ttly restored sue to and spirits. I sltdl ever acknowle with an esteem, the obligiation 1 am und.tr to opt, 411'1 apt, Sit', With reaped, your much obliged, ari.tninlol.:S.ly mt, IVI 1.1.1:1NI WILCOX. , „ NO. 13, East-place, Lambe th , Aug 4, a $ 1. West Cows, Mar.:li 24, 120 I. A Getter frogs Stephen l:aptain of the Cowes eas "Kt: Boat, tO Mr. A te•uo.t.:r, Merettantoal Sttc—My Child, when he was two years (4 a,:e, was ht. flitted all over his body with a dangerous Seornutic Com, p l a i nt , which battled the skill of the Faculty,, and in vain I tried all manner of advertised Medicines : nun l recommenilea by a Friend who had experlien‘ed the good etlects of Dr. BRO DU Ws BO TA NI CA L SYRUP, of.which I. gave iiiV Child but a few small Bottles of the Doetor's incomparable Medicine, which in the course of a small period effected a perteet. Cure, and which is nuts three years since, and no.re turn of the. Complaint has ever been visible. I sin, Sir, your humble Servant, ' STEM E N BU Rlt I Dta E. Witness, S. AI.SXANDLIt, Merchant,,Portsmouth• • The Botanical Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the house, No. qg Albion-street,' , Ulackfriars-roatt,. in Bottles at 11. at.. 11S. add 6s. (duty included.? ' ' N. B. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son o Dr. S wIN. N TON, Fellow of the. Royal . College of,Physicians,London), may besonsulted from ten till three; or by letter, cuntaiainig the usual tee. *** A Five Guinea Bottle contains Six at 225. To . IIIPMAS TAYLO It, rsti, Dear Sir, No. 0, New Bridge-Street, London. T- FEEL it.a Duty incumbent upon me, to inforril 1' you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re. ceived from your invaluable Medicine, EAK E's PATENT I'll.LS. . About two years ago, 1 was attacked with a VEN ER EA L D I SO Rll E it, which I treated rather slightly for some time. but the . Qisease at length spreading all over toy body; I_ was obliged to Apply to ,the most eminent of the Faculty, brit their. assistance.'alliarded only temporary relief : I went 'through yariutta Courses of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent.habit,. was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered 'toe a corn. plete Objeel„ so that my Friends despaired of my recovery. IVhen brought to , this situation, I 'considered death as itieva. table, but a relation' of mine contmentiiig Upon the matly . Cases in which your Pills, had succeeded, I vas induced to try a Box of, them; which Pthought rather m reliai me, and by persevering for two or three months,• and following your dtreetions, 1 experienced the most unaccountable relaxation' from pain, the sores gradually . subsiding ; I am now, ,thank • Cod, perfectly recovered, amid wilking but •I doubt not, but one more box ? which I think cautious to take, Will establishiny health in its original state, It is with th 4 most h,.art-felt gratitiule, that I subscribe myself, Sir, your much obliged bunible.Servant, Deausgate, naucliester, July s , tsoi. W. PEARSON. P. 5.,. Fur the public benefit, I do not objea to the above being published, hot leaye•You• lb' AEC as your *own better; judgtnent shall didate. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, 'Coos. TA' VOW "Member ot' the Royal College of Surgeons, I.londhisuri f at ..ouse, No. 0,. f4ew Bridee-street Wfiere, alter a constant residence Of more titan Thirty. Six Years, in a practice partivailarly•directed to tine Cure ut Venereal Complaints, antl-tho. , iepincidental to the !'arcs of Get ration.iu both Sexes, .w.ith that itoiicilable secrecy which Men of his Profession should always Oservc, tie flatters hiMself, the advice and aii.,istitifiie gratuitou s ly•administers to Persons taking thiS - Medicine. wdi he esteemed by adisceroing Public, as an atiVZ.littaBc 5C14.10111 tote obtained, hod void of ambigutty.. • Also sold, by his Appc.iintotent, for the tonycnience cif those living sit a distance, at the Perftimer's„ NO. 35, St. Al. bait's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshop; No. io3, Oxt4O stroxt ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, yisit.street-ndl ; Steel's,..liookseller. Nu. t, Union-row, Little Tnwer-lidi 4 Mr. Baxter's South-hridge, Editibuti,b; Nl's% CA: wei Dublin; Mr. favetpout ; Mr. Atkinson's. 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