The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-22 00:00:00

DR. NORRIS's DROPS,

IHE of this mddiciA,yin thy,
following Disorders, has, more thin half an age, been.
universally experienced• and
.acknOwledged. Fevers of ail
sorts, whether inflammatory,' putrid, iniliary, bilious, ner
vous, or hectic, but especially .the Putrid, or' Yellow 17ever,
so fatal. in hot caMates, which destructive malady, by a
liberal application; the Patient is recovered in the very hohr-
of expected dissolution. In complaints of theStotaaeli and
Bowels, Asthmas, inveterate Coughs, Colds, the Scurvy and
Impurities, of the Bloat, impaired Constitutions,. and the.
decays and discomlOrt,s of advanced L ire, • nothing can exceed
and salutaiy rtiecls. A table-spoonful in a glass
of water; taken •occasioually,•
.prevents the effects ire=
fluently experienced in nervous and bilious hibits, from Sea.
•bathing,. or drUtkilig the Mineral Waters-. , • •••
The Fainily,Bottle, zas. is only tone had at tild Donor's
Hou-sei LoWer. Brook-street, Grosvenor-square; where BOoks
of Cures are.deliVerf.d;
,&ratis, 'and all Orders for Exportation
executed. The tither ,rued Bottles arc Sold Wholesale and
Retail by Messrs. leboult and CO. NO. 15., Oxford-street.

The foilowi►iy, Case was received by—Mr.• Thomas White,
Master of the' Academy, Colchester, from -a respectable
• GeraleMan, who was recommended to take Dr. BRODUM'S

Medicines by Mr. J. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer,, at Lc-.
• vington, 'near Ipswich,. who was I'M-ism:lf' radically cured
• by taking the• BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a request
from the Patient fOr its immediate PublLation.
AGE N TL EM A N •who is induced from his con-
nedions with Medical Men, to refrain -inserting his
Name and Address, wishes, from. the purest motives of phi-
lanthropy, that his Case may be made lnown to every asth-
matic PersOn in.the Kingdom. s• •
For eighteen years past he had been severely afflicted with
an Asthma, .that,every winter rendered his life very. uncom-
fortable ; the' cough attendant on this complaint generally
attacked him at the beginning of every winter, and continued
till the warm weather-of the ensuing summer arrived, and so
violent and ala Pining were its' wasmodic •.effeels, that niauy
times it has thrown him down on the fluor, deprived of all
sehsibility, and, to all 'human appearance,_of lite •; by- the
advice of 1.4. r. Cooper above-inentioruxi; he waited: on Dr..
Brom-Inn-1, took •tlirCe Bottles pf his NERVOUS CO RIM A
to•which alone he attributes the blessings' of a perfeel Cure,
having passed. through .the last winter with searcely, a ine- •
memo of his old troublesome companion, which had not
given-laim 'a week's respite in eighteen
,preceding winters.
• lune 2 Igol.
The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COK--.
DIAL, to be• had at the.Dcaor's•Floase, N. 9, Albion.:
street; sevesi doors from the • Leverian •Musetitii‘
friars...bridge, in Bottles, at tle 23. 113' 6J. anaca. fA. tatuy
incliidedli also of-W. Rulgin, Printer andliookseller,-at his
Slerlicinv.l,NVarelunise, -No. 3, \Vine-sneer, who has ASO re-
ceived a large Supply ;•• Thompson, and Mills, Castle-street ;
Browne; 'Pokey' ; . C.., Routh, nrid4e-street ;. Read, and
Sheppard; Bristol Alc;.yler; end Crutt,vell, Bath ; 'Messrs.
Goadny, Sh.AJnrr.e ;. Ra'tes, G lotict-sten; Mr. Tyinbs,
Worcester ;. Trewinan,'E voter; Swinney;Birinirgharn ;
.SpilsbUry,iancl Co. Mary-street,.Dub!in ; -and by inosti3vok.
4l Nie,lie.ine--Venders iii •the three Kingdoms.
• BROD,UM's I,}UIDE -OLD ;ACt, or Advice to
both Sexes, to gbtni.n a radical and oermanent .cure for tho.:.;
secret . I ntirMities Of Nature which delici;ey • often forbuts
tq diseloWe'idn' theit•relatives ; wit h' a Treatise on Fe-
mala Diseases', Nervotni-,.. Hypochondria.c, amid Consuinptve
got-41)4445, .To Nyliieh is added, 'Advice and klot.'
weir 13.-thrs; Iti4 pa?ticularly yem:oinmended to
-faring- Meth 1 • •• t . .•
:A 2zs. AOttle contains equal to,five small-ones: