The National Register.
London, England, 1818-01-11 00:00:00

A CAUTION TO MOTHERS._

At a critical season like the present when Children
are teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid thc:n,particularly as
the Measles and Chin tough are ro prevalent. if the irritation of the
gums conies with any other disorder. very few Infants recover. Mo.
then ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP
In the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pains in its GUMS
this valuable medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal
the Gums rind thereby prevent Fevers or Convulsions, for should it
conic in competition with any other dissorder it often destroys the
Mothers bright hopes. Patents who may be dubious of the virtues
of the SOOT ING SYI4UP may refer to the different cases that
have appeared in the Newspapers for this last Ten Years.
Since Mr. Johnson, has appropriated one hour twice a week, viz.
front 9 to 10 o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday morning, to the poor
who have Children afflicted in cutting their teeth, by bringing a letter
front a house keener, that the Mother is a real object of charity, has
made it so universally known in almost every family where there are
young Children. Mrs. J. hopes so great a Charity will not be abused,
as it MOM out of har private purse.
To be had of the Proprietors Johnson and Witham, No. 94, New-
man Street, Oxford Street4London, and by their appointment, of all
the principal Medicine Venders in town and country as Ys. and Od.
per bottle.
N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnson and Witham, SOOTHING
SYRUP.

ONE day in company, a shining Belle,
T., ,bow how far she could in wit excel,
Tints to • Gentleman was heard to say
•• if I tnistake not, Sir, the other day
• Your hair was rod, and now 'tie chang'd to black,
•• And dotiits,fionaing colour wholly lack
•• Rut I suppoac.(then archly look'd around),
" if we inspect it. dy'd it will be found .!
•• True," said the Gent, " and when I saw you last,
" Your hair. metbought. was of a grayish cast :
Intik and thin, and curl'd not then--
• And now, but for your tongue. I scarce could ken,
•• Ipyou the self-same Lady, whose grey hair,
•• Of late had wryly driven you to to despair.
" But Atkinson's fani'd and his Dye.
.• hate work'd brakte wonders both in you and I."
'The Gent, in triumph. I.mglic.l--tite Lady, wounded,
flung down her head abasli'd :is one confoundial.
The !time lines are founde I on fact, and the original may be seen,
Lad reference given to the writer, by applyinz ..t the Proprietor's, 43
Gerrard-street. Soho-s pare, London.
Atkision's Fluid for the growth of the !lair ; and At'tinson's
I)ye. for charving it. coloar, are sold .by moat Pcrfninas and !lair-
d/van in Town and Conntry.

COFFEE.—DEACON awl Co. of the COFFEE-
MART. Q. SKINNER STREET. 'two doors from Elcrt Market.
respectfully informs the public. that notwithstanding eke gnat ad-
Vance which has taken place in the price of in the Marka,
they arc still selling the finest Dutch Cake. rozsce4l., thl. per lb.
Orders by post attended to, and Goods sent. free of charge. to all
parts of London. Au allowance made in taking a (paucity..

PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS

701 THE EXSOIIOI KIEL

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.
'Co-Morrow—Retribution—The Pantomime
Tuesday—Guy lannering—The Pantomime.
WAncsday—The Point of Honour—The Pantomime—Husbant!s

rind Wi4s.
Thursday—Artaxerxes—(let time) Three Miles from Paris—The
ew Zhu► tomime.
Friday—Retribution—The Pantomime.