The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-13 00:00:00

THE CORDIAL BALM OF:6I.LEAD

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A
FFoRDS .the most petmaneht.lielief.,:incr is
happily caltulatcd for the IVeak, ttie sickly, Act In-
firm. .1)-4:sons of either Sex who from (piths of indulgence,
late sitting up, sedentary-employment, anxiety of inind; fro':
quent intoxittion, sw-blen fright, over.ex,-rrion, weakly
constitution, the bile, or other causes, arc' subject to various
and distressing nervous affections, including •sick heap_ ;ctie,
hysterical ,and consumptive complaints, distelish fo, society
or business, tremor.and general emotion on the most trifling.
occasions, loss of appetite, indigestioo,,&c. will find imme-
diate ieliertrom the use of this. Medicine.

In debility, seminal weaknesses, bilious and irritable habits.
talks dorsal is,'Or nervous consumptions, its merit stands
rivalled. It enters into and mixes with the most subtle of
the animal. fluids, assists, invi4orates The dccayeti juices, and-
throws a genial warmth upon the debilitated and relaxed
parts that stand in need of assistance.

-Persons entering upon the holy state of matrimony should
consider, that " where the fountain is ppfluted, the streams
thatflow from it camfot be pure." - •
' In the most excruciating pains of the stomach rind visteri,--;
or windiness, it gives,instant.relief;'and where the vital ,
ciple haS•been impaired, and animal vig-,ur ex.hatisied, by toe'
irregularities of youth; bring.on a prematuce old age, it will ,
be found an invaluable Remedy.
In all-those diseases that have their rise from irregular live
ing, or an enfeebled state• of the digestive powers, its •ellicacy
is astonishing
.i debility of speech, and all other 01~ mental
and corporeal .powers that depend on the_tone of the tierv.ius
system, have so frequehtly and suddenly yielded to its puwer 7
as to render unquestion,,ble its.efticacy in those disor:Lo,:,
• A Saving of Nine Shillings in I':Wo•t;oineas. . The l.c,r
ii it
Balm of .Gilead is sold M. bottles, price Halt-a-gttinea each ;
there.are also family bottles, price 335. •,;ontain.rh;
four bottles atlos. 6d. by.which the patient saves okAticlud-
ing also' the duty ; the stamp of which bears the P ropooter's
name'and address, "_Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," to ltnitater
which is felony: •

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