The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-17 00:00:00

FR I D•yg Y,- JULY- 17, 18oi..

MATRIMONY

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TT is much to be regretted,' but•indisputably cer.:
tain, that many persons of both sexes are _deterred from
entering into the married. state by. infirmities, which delicacy
;
forbids them to disclose and there are not a few who, being
already married,
,are rendered miserable for want of those ten-
der pledges of mutual love, without which happiness in this
state is at least very precarious. I t has been ascertained be-
yond a doubt, that these 'circumstanaes are occasioned by a
general or .partial relaxation or weakness in either Sex; and it
is equally certain that the genuine AROMATIC LO EN-
- GE S of STEEL are the best, if not the only, remedy..ever
discovered for this species of debility.-' When t: ken into the
stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like a vapour
through every pore, producing efleas at once delightful, sa-
lutary, and permanent, When the spark of lite begins to
grow dill), the circulation languid, and the faculties paralys-
ed, these Lozenges are found to give tone to the nerves, ex-
hilarate the animal spirits, invigorate the body, and re-ani-
mate the wholeman. When aversion to exercise loss, or
depravity of appetite, and pallid countenance indicate ap-
proaching consumption,the delicate female will be preserved
and .restored to-health and society by.the benign influences of
this Medicine. When the delusion of imagination, or the force
,of bad exatnple,'have tempted unguarded youth into the dan-
gerous labyrinth of secret sensuality, debilitated his body, and
impaired his understanding, these Lozenges will proteCt him
from lingering disease, the infirmities of preniature'old age,
.and a wretched dissolutidn, amidst the agonizing refieetion of
conscious guilt. When, by luxtirious banquets, copious' li-
batiohs, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels, the sons and
daughters or dissipation have brought on. themselves debility,,
relaxation, imbecility,: and a long train of nervous Complaints,
manifested by impaired memory, anxiety, agitation, tremors,
languor, paleness, emaciation, indigestion,. apathy in men ;
hysteries, spasms,, loss of appetite,- irregularity, weakness,
abortion, pains in the back, caest, &c. in women—these Le-
zenges will restore health and vigour to tht debilitated frinne,
and chearfulnest and animation, to the. mind.
. Les Pastilles. Martialles tie Montpelier, or Aromatic Lo-
zenges of-Steel, - are prepared by. Dr. SENATE,-No. 19,
Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury;, and are.. sold, wholesale and
retail, by Mr, R. Barron, -Druggist, No. 158; Strand ; and
retail by all respectable Aledictue. Venders in the, United"
Kingdom, price 7s. the box, duty included, with the DOCtor's
Portrait --and Signature on each, without which none can be
genuine. _ _

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Dr. BLAIR's.CEPHALIC FLUID, or ANODYNE
• ESSENCE for the•HEAD,-ACH, • -
GIVES immediate Relief in- the most iiolent.
Dead-ach, from what cause spever it may proceed ;
and though its operation is so sudden,. the preparation is of
such a nature, that there is not a possibility of its doing the
slightest injuiy in any ease whatever. • • • .
What enhances the value of this Essenec, is, its agreeable,
form-,.. most perfect safety, .and immediate efficacy; for, be.'
.ng an -external application of a subtile, penetrating, volatile
fluid, it iininediately% operates on every nerve, at once reliev--
ing and-protean% them froM future injury, not by means of
uiy temporary stimulus or deleterious effluvia,- but by ano-
doyne and tonic powers peculiar to itself. • • - .•
Sold, by appointment, at Cockell's Medicine Warehotise, •
No. 229, Strand :(7th house. from Templ7-Bar), price 2.5. 9d-.'
duty included ; also sold , retail at all resp Mable Medicine
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Ca-isa latet, est notissima
Fr HE followinf Remarkable Case, evidently
proves the C( NC ENTRATED EXTRACT, or
ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills, to be a most
powerful and incomparable Restorative for
WEAIS.. and DEBILITATED CONSTITUTIONS;
Consumptive Habits, Habitual Purgings,
Loss'of Appetite, Hypccondriae A ffeelions,
Pains and Weakness of the. Nervous-Weaknesses, . •
Stomach, - The Deleterious Eire& of
Relaxation of the Solids, Itot Climates, ,
And particularly the -ill consequences of Intemperance.,
Atrophy; or Nervous Consumption.
Iµiis. A-1, aged
.49, had, for upwards of four months,
been constantly suffering with- a stow nervous Eerier, pains in
the breast, short dry-cough; and-wasting of the body, which
at length brought her- to that state of- debility that she wits
unable to take the slightest exercise, without extreme fa-
tigue, her spirits were very much dejected, her appetite gone,
in short, she supposed-11'er case hopelvss; The Bark and other
corroborant Tedicines were employed to no good purpose, as.,
they were usually rejeCtetl by her Stomach. By taking three
boxes of the Concentrated Extra4l or Anima Quassia,, she is
completely restored, and now enjoys a better state of health
and spirits than for many-years past. .
As family delicacy prevents the insertipn of her name, sny
prudent•inquiry will be answered through the medium of the
Wholesale Veuder.

The Concentrated Extral or Anima of •Qnassia, in the
form of Pills, was first discovered by .E. Ape
LLAM, Ap
thecary andtbentist ; and is prepared (wily). by E. Hallam
and Co.- and sold, wholesale and retail only, by Benjamin
Shaw, No. 74, Borough, London; and by his appointznent,
retail, by Pidning, •No, 76, OxMrd-street; Newberv, corner
of St. Paul's Church-yard; Pearsall, No. 23t, nigh
; 'Putt, 1:,oyal-Eycliange; SWiney, No. at, I'xll tti4all,
and No. 168, Piccadilly and Turtle, No, 127, Strand; in
boxes of 51. and tos. 6d, each, and large 16ackages, coutaia-
ing.frv,; bous,'ll, zs. each, duty inclutied.
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