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Casa latet, via est notissimal.
THE. following. Remarkable -case evidently
proves the CON"CENTRATED EXTRACT, or
ANIMA of QUASSIA, in the form of Pills, to be a most'
powerful and incomparable .Restorative for
• WEAK and DEBILITATED CONSTIT.UTIONS,.
Consumptive Habit, Habitual Purgings,
Loss of Appetite, . Hypocondriac Affedions,
Pains and Weakness of the Nervous . Weaknesses'
Stomach, The Deleterious Efieds of
Relaxation of the Solids, Hot Climates, • -
And particularly the ill consequences of Intemperance,
- Atrophy, or Nervous Consumption. •
Mrs. A-1, aged 49; had, for upwards.of four months,
been constantly suffering with a slow nervous fever, pains in
the breast, short dry cough, and wasting of the body, which
at length brought her to that state of debility that she was
unable to take the slightest exercise, without extreme fa-
tigue, !lei spirits were very touch dejected, her appetite gone,
in short, she supposed her case hopeless. The Bark and other
corroborant medicines wcre employed to no goOd purpose,- as
they were usually rejected by her stomach: fly takitig three
boxes of the Concentrated Extractor•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 insertion of herb:WlC, any
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The Cancentrated F.xtrael or, ,Anima of Quassia, in the
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AS nothing is a greAter.Ornament than a White •
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preserves sound teeth' from decay, secures decayed teeth ftOla
becoming worse, fastens those are • loose, and often
proyes the happy means of preventing their •being drawn.
But what has enhanced it in the estimation of Ladies and
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MRS. PRICE, Widow of the Rev. Mr. Pric.r
•
late vicarof St. John's, Chester, begs to acquaint
Dr. Solomon, that having-beet for a considerable time griev.
ously affliCled with a nervous and biliOus complaint, Want of
appetite,. indigestion, &c. for -Which she had the hest adviCe
of the most able Physicians of Liverpool, where she rp-
sides for the benefit ofsea air, but all --without the smallest
benefit, until, by urgerit-solici-tations of friends, she made use
ofa bottle of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, 'and
• which Mrs. P. assures Dr. Solomon has completely rector-
.ed her: health. Any. service this Note may be'tO Dr. Solo-
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feel
.pleasure in answering any Lady's inquiry ; therefore
Mrs. P. thinks-it prudent to add her signature.
: - • M. PRICE.
No. 7, Sumner Seat, Bcvington-Bush,
Liverpool, Aptil 22, 1801.
Mrs. P. is the Daughter of the late worthy and much la,
mented Alderman Bolland, of Cheater. • . •
• Extratl of a Letter from on board His IVlajesty's Ship Villa
,de Paris, to Dr. Solo Mon, Liverpool.
Dear Sir, • .
Inclosed is an Order on the Postmaster of Liverpool, for
51:- please to send another Box of the Cordial Balm of C dead;
the former hat done miracles ; I am considerably better, and
would no doubt have been quite cured had I made use of the
"Whole, btit as-one'of Our men was in a deep decline, and .not
.e7tpettr:d"to live many days, I spared hint one of the bOttls,
and he is now perfeelly recovered to a good state of health.
Your excellent Medicine is • the praise ,of the whole Ship's
Company. I beg yott will send the box as soon as possible to
'Your obedient Servant, _

•
' - JAMES WARD.
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bottle, and in five pound cafes, containing the quantity of 12
small bottles, whereby th.:iv is a saving of 11. 6s. by all Ven-
ders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom:

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Dear Sir, • No.• 9, New Bridge-Street, London,.
IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me; to inform
you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have ri,'-
ceived from your invaluabLi Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT
PILLS.

About two years agog, I was attacked with a VENEREAL
D ISO RbE R, which I treated rather ;lightly for some tinie,
but-the • Disease at-length spreading all over nit' body, I was
obliged to apply to- tlie most eminent of
:the Faculty, but
their assistance afierded only temporary relict': I went
• through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rather
of a corpulent habit, -was reduced- to a mere skeletnn. Tire
Ulcers that spread all over my Limhs-.rehdered me a
.corri...,
plete
.Ohjed, so that my Friends despaired of recovers:.
When brought to this situation, I considered death as 'nevi..
table,- but a' relation of mine commenting upon ,the many
Cases in which your Pills •had succeeded, I was induced to
try a BOx of them; which I thought rather relieved me, and •
by perseVering ftir fwo Or three months, andfollOWing yolir
dirediorls; I experienced the most -unaccountable relaxation
from pain, the sores gradually Subsiding ; I am now, thank
God, perfeetly recovered, .and walking out daily I doubt
not, but one more bQx, which I think cautious to take, will
establish my-health in its original state. - • •
It is with the most heart-telt gratitude, that I subscribe
Myself, Sir, "'your much obliged humble Servant,
Deartsgate, Manchestet, July r, 7i80.c. W. P EARSON.
P. S.
:For the public benefit, I do riot objed to the aboVe
being. published, but leave-you to at at your own better
judgment shall didate: •
Prepared and Sold. by the sole Proprietor,
Thos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, at his House, No. 9,•New Bridge-street ; -
Where, after .a constant residence of more titan Thirty-six
Years;. in a pradice particularly direded to the Cute of
Venereal-Complaints, and thoseincidental to the Parrs of
Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy
which Men of; his Profession shottld always observe, he;
flatters himself, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous-
ly administers to Persons takihg this Medicine, will be
esteemed by a diScerning Public,- as an advantage seldom
to be obtaided,. and void of aMbiguity.
Also Sold, by his.• Appointment, for the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, st. Al-
ban's-street,- Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 03., Oxford-
street; "Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-streef-hill ; Mr.
Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ;
Mr. Watson's ,South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Caliwell's, •
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Great Britaihand- Ireland, in Boxes of only 'as. '9d. each;
sealed up with full and plain diredions, whereby per Sons of'
either sex may cure themselves with case, speed, secrecy, and
safety. •
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