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CASE XXL

Reigate, Jan). 29,
Ido hercbF certify, Oat ire viOlem, iyobts: in stomach
and my. head, with wind and -faintness,, I was immediately
relieved by Mr. Rymer's- Cardiac Tincture.
MARY STANNING.
• From Mrs. Mary Stanning, of Reigate.
CASE 'XXII. •

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Bishop4,ate-street,. Jan. to, 1791 •
I -do certify, that having rnauy ytar-s
the Yellow fat:indices, and a tfiorder in thy livcr with,
dreadful coniplaints. in the stutuaeh, Ctkwels,
and swelled dropsi.nl le&s, I was yerFL:etly restored --to
health andstrength 'by. thr virtues- of the Catiliac.'rindtire
and Pills. PETER HOLkORD.
CASE XXIII.

• - London, Feb: f, 1791,
These are to certify that in 'debility of thy.- stomach,
bilious
,retchings in the morning, sourness, eructations,
spasms, and wind,- I Obtained 'geat and permawitt bee-
fit from Mr. Rymer's Cardiac Tinaure.
RICHARD TURNER- POOLER.
From Mr. R: Poole'', Mathematical
Instrument-Maker to the ....rrint:e
Of Wale, Great- TOwer-street.
XXI V.
Pt.ll-Mall, Dec. a, 1790.
My regular gout havir., become anomalous, affecting my
head with great eonfusiOn, distressing- 'giddiness and noise,
with impaired memory and derangement of thought ; and
my stoinach With spasms, hiccups,' acidity, wind,' fullness
and lots, of appetite, and indigestion,-. witkcosti'veraiSs;
general weakness, nervous startings, and,-11ralytie tremors:
These are to certify, that I was relieved by the daily use of
Burner's Tincture and that since, by. taking
I continuct'in comfortable health and spirits.

GEORGE' HOWARD.
CASE XXV.

-Reigate, Jana 29,
,179 t..
I received great benefit from your Cardiac Tindure, which
...r4ieved me when greatly oppressed with wind, and depres-
sion of spirits. 1 aln, Sir, your humble servant,
MARY 13RYANT,
CASE XXVI.
TO Mr. RY MER , jUlli 14, init.
' Ido hereby certify, .that I have .repeatedly experienced
great relief in nervous atiedions, indigestion, and bilious
complaints, froni Mr. Ryiner's Cardiac Tineture. -
JAMES TI OMPSON RUFFHEAD, Clerk.
__From the Rev. Mr. ltulfhead. •

*** This Medicine, as an immediate restorative and car-
roborant, is a inOst n winedy i. female obstructions
and suppressions, :and' cases of retention at .maturltv ; also
in weakness, morbid discharges, and. 'irregularity about the
turn of years.
Sold at... Mr. •Rymer's, No 36, GerrariLstreet, Soho, in
bottle-s, ass. us. 6d: ss. sd. and as. Ott: with Diredions,
and. Certificates .of Cures. .: Hours -of:advice 'front i t to 2.
Messrs. 'Dicey-and -Beynon, NO: to', Bow 'Church-yard, are
appointed by
.Mr. Rymer the. sole Wholesale Venders of the
above Medicine (as well as of the Detergent_ Pills for the
cure. of -diseased. liver, attended Vvitfi asthma and dropsical
legs, for the diScharge of gall stones,-destruellon of Worms,
ticc.l of whom, and every Vender of their Medicines in all
the principal Towns,, it max-be had retail.., The Author'sTra-cf•Oti:,indi:gcstion,' the Hypochondriac piseaser,. and the
Gout; ma,/ be had as above, price IS. -
1%4.* ItViner's Celebrated. Pee oral ..MMicine. for Colds,
Coughs,.'bcclines, Asthina,,dx. and fOr the Prevention and
Cure of Pulmonary Consumption, may be had as above,
in bottles at "is. sd. • and i is. 6d. with full Dire4tion& and
Cases of Cures.

rTWENTY-SIX Years ssuct.fessfitl, treatment will
11 speak. more than even theimost •respedableattestations
of fads to its virtues, in symptom; attending 'Neryons A tice-_
tions, the- fright4ll, ravage: !91rc,phula, (shesying them,
selves by painfigenlargeneardf;the:Glands, tendering
.(eints.
incapable of theifaunetions) 13..;ileuniatism,. Arc. each finding
its rit edy in this established Aledieine, a sitigle, bottle of
which has el.-di-Veiled the alnist hopeless patient. As an anti-
dote in,Scorbutie f <eses its exttaFtron from. the Vegetable,
Mineral, and Animal, K Mgt:lotus, dives SPI LS B tiRrS PA-
TENT ANTI SC 0 RI3UTI C DROPS its ',superiority over
all other Medicines ; it.' atts intmediately On .the fluids of the
body., pro:notes paspirationi -oat.), in its actioni•and-pleasant
to the-taste ;,.digestion is .assisted, tone added ro the nerves,
requires no eon fi mine t, and its -1. ues ttn nj tt red by time
they counteract a disposition to cutaneous discitseS,..so-fre-
ciuently supervening the. Sinai f-nox; • Measles, orb.-.and assist
very mush the action of the Spa %V. a -e'rs in Surfeits, Bilious
and Consumptive Alledtions, and Worms; they have often
ucceeded.

Seild:as Usual, in betties of ss..l 'urger Ones at is. each,
at the Dispensary, 'Soho-,:quare, LOndon ; and, by most
'speetable Venderi in Town and Country,
Mr. Srii.snu,{Y gi7es hisadvice every morning; bet weeu
'the hours of ten and four o'clock, at tile Dispensary, Soho
square,- London, where. Letters it'pcst paid), ilcompaniett
thewith usual Fee of One Guinea,-will'heattOded to, which
compliment vii iie -alWa!s .exik:cied'of lay= asking a.per-
sonak consultation..

The' Foot. rello`yed Gratis,'

Il'kßS. PRICEidow of. the Price,
W
late Vicar Or St. John's, Chester, liegs. to
.acquaint
1)r. Solomon; that haVing been for a considerable time griev-
ously affiiaW with a nervons and bilious complaint, want of
appetite, indigestion, &c. for which she had the, best advice
of the,, most: able Physiciau; of Liverpool; where she re-
Sides for the benefit of sea air`, but all without the smallest
benefit, until,. by tir.ent solicitations of friends; she made use
of a bottle of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEA D., and
which Mrs. P. assuiL?s Dr. Sol6mon has "citeinpletety restor-
ed her health. Any. service this Note may be to Dr. Solo-
Mon, Mrs, Price wishes he may make use of,lincf she will
f,-T1 pleasurb in answering • any Lady's inquiry ; theretbre
Mrs. P. thinks it prudent to add her signature... _ _ _

• ',M. PRICE.
No. 7, Summer Seat, Bevington-Bisll,
Liverpool, -April 27-,•t80,1..':'
Mrs. P. is the
_Daughter of the late worthy-and much la-
mented Alderman Boliand.,..of Chester. . •
Extract Of a Letter- from cm., board His. Majesty's Ship Ville
de Paris, to Dr: Solomon, Liverpool.
Deal! Sir, . • y•
Inclosed is an Order 011 the Postmaster Of Liverpool, for
51. please to send another Box otitteCordial Balifi of Gilead;
;the former hascloue 'miracles ; I arn.4:angiderably better, and
would no doubt have been quite cared hid I. made use,of the
whole, but as one ()four men was deep decline, and not
expeded to live many.days, I spared him one of the bOtties,
and he is now perfectly recovered to a good state of health.•-•-•
Your excellent Medicine is the praise of the whole Ship's
Company. I beg you will'send the box as soon as possible to
Your obedient Servant,

.. .
JAMES WARD.
The Cordial Balm ofiCilead is sold at Half-a-Guinea a
bottle,.and in five pound cases, containin& the quantity of tz
stnall bottles, whereby there is a savingotll. 6s. by all -Ven.
ders of Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdoin.

[pßreE

TO LAIMES AND GENTLEMEN.

• •
- A S, nothing .is it grelttrOr-natnent than it White
.1.-Ser-iof• Teeth, TROTTT; R's ASIATIC. TOOTti.'-
POWDER, or ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE, which has
met with universal encouragement from the first Personates
Of Fashion and Distinetior,-dming, a period of Eighteen Year.,
is ree.onnuentled to the attention hi the Nobility, Gentry, a;.ct
the Public.LLadies and Gentlemen who•have nr,t tried the
etitel'of this excellent Dentifrice, will .find a single bbx
suificient quantity to ascertain its efficacy and virtues ; its
eitc..4l,.aleies being •acknowledged- by .the most respe,...table
Metrical Authorities. Tiw Powder cicianSes and beautifies.
the Teeth, --sweetens the 13:reath, possesses no acid that cart
corrode the enamel; and is extremely sate in its use. From
its -astringency,, it strengthens the gums, eradie6tes•thescurvyi•
preserves sound teeth ,froch decay, secures decayed teeth from
becoming worse, fastens' ihose which are' ltk.se, a:A often'
proves •the happy Means of :preventing .their being drawn..
But what has enhanced ir,in the estimation of LadieS and
Gentlehten, of the first ladlion and •distindion, who tutve
been in•the, habit of using it, is; that it prevents the return.
of the Tooth-ad], With which, betere that period, they ht,d
been violently afflided ; and likewise obviating the necessity
of that most, disagreeable °fa; l operations—Scaling the Teeth
M. Trotter,. at the:earnest request of several. Noblemen and
Ladies, has extracted a Tindure,- which poSsesses the fewer
of easing the most, violet): Tooth-itch, and serves as a Wash
for the-Teeth, ati..er using the Powder. She cautions the
Nobility.,and.Gentry against purchasing any Asiatic Tooth.
PO,.vder without " M. Trotter'! on the label, on the top of
the box, several corapositicris having been vended for it, in
Town arid:Country.
Sold; wholesale :Ind retail, at her Warehouse; No. 3, Bean.,
fort-buildings, S dud, by.k.er ,appointinent,
,Chanapantc, JewtyLstreete Aidgate ; Messrs, Johnson; 13"a1f...'
alley, Lombard-street; .Messts..flendrie, Titchburn.street;
Mr. Reynolds; Bath ;' Mrsi-Slie:-irclitt; and Andrews, Bristol ;
r.'frewmaii, Exeter; Mr. Mottle 7, and Snack, Portsmouth;
Mr. Richards, 'Plymouth ; Mr. Wood, Weymouth ;
Edmonds, Northampton Mr. Lucas, Solithampton.-i Mr.
Howard, Reading; Mr. .Middletiitch. pswich; Mrs; Follett,
Colchester ; Mr. Brass, !lull • Mr. 1-loldbrook-, Derby ; Mr:
Witiks,'Gainsbro' ; Mess, Chester; Mr. A hired, Scar- •
mouth; Cross, ShreWsbUry ' and Mr. Rice, Wakefield.-
riceas. bd. a Box.; Tinthire as. 9d. India crushes is. each.

WHENARroiessibnal Men of Education_ .arid.
t.
Responsibility deviate front .the general S vstein by
the seletlion of a- peculiar branch, the santtiOn of tong con-
tinued successxis-the best criterion ot superiority.
Eight years have 1 devett•d my practice to the exetusive
treatment of.' Three.. Disorders, and the successfla resit; t or
my Rlan gives me additional ardor to eypose, as far as I ani
able,. the, ravages- of. those Ccurip hunts which are thentost
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities.

After initiation into every Branch, as an Airily Shrgeon,
I formed a wish at an early period of P to resone in—
dividuals from the ignuraiße of unethcated men; or the
equally dangerous • precipitancy of general Praditionet,i_. - -
Tiff Three Disorders, to the cure of • wiiich
voted 'iliy. aitention, comprise eyerY species of VE:`,l,•-;,,
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or du-
ration: All kiwis of debility, from
the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences. of.
age: And, lastly; that• derangement .it the; system
Men which is called BARRENN ES:), or ST El.: Ll
Nitmerous Diseases' are tire result- of ignorance, u fiaste
in the treatment •of a ,simple. Gonorrinra; ;ulci it not: uii-
frequently happens • that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarkW- holm—By:a superior me. •
thod such Complaints are easily cured ; and, even .w here
others have failed, I Miss that -I may presume to oiler
radical re,establishinerit.

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Few, however, arc the cases of complicated utstress in
thiS disorder compared with -the -calamitous' situations at
Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
'prevalent gaieties'. of a fashionable life, ,acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such
pernicions habits.
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but
carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conso-
latioA for him to know,-that although it be an objea at
doubt or uncertainty with other Praditionm, the:removal
of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renova-
tion; is. the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites
ol Bacchus or Venus have began to !educe Manly vigour,
Much anxiety will be prevental- by .aa early Counterac-
tion of.this istaguid State ; and in these cases, no great
difficulty will occur.

hot where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper
'pertseverauce is. indispensably :etvisite 'to revive the slum-
bering Sparks of Li te,.a•nd to re-animate the Constitution.
' MARRIED WOMEN., who have long been disappointed
in their expedtations of a Fainily, may be assured, that tst
most instances, such defe4s are curable by lliedical
The secresy which: is so essential to my undertaking.
and thequalitications which J. ha ve presumed to state,. form
the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence witti-such
tins intimation is given, that: Mr. B. „may be,consuited
personally, or by Letters (unclosing a small Note4,*; 1-4 is
houSei, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand,'.near Teniple..Bar,
G3r There is an•.additional. Entrance* in Wate,r.4tct.-et.
adjoirung, and the Name is On bosh the doors.
M. 13--, Member of the Royal. College of Surgeons

To THOMAS -TAYLOR, Esq.
'No. 9; New Bridge-Street, London. . :
•'. , Dear Sir,. ‘.. . .
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T. FEELi i t a Duty. ncumbent upon mei to inform
i you of the very great and extraordinary Curel have re:.
ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAK E's PATENT
PILLS. 'I

About two years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL
SORD E R, tvhich I treated rather slightly for sea:: time,.
but..the.Diseasat-length spreading all over toy body, I was
• obliged. to apply to the nwst. eminent Of 'the Faculty, but
their assistance afforded only ternporary relies I went
through val.-ions Courses of SaliVation, and from being. rather
of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. 'fife
Ulcers • that spread all over my Limbs re.icierecl,ine a com-
plete Objea., so that .hly Friendsde,q)aired of my recovery.
When brought to this,situation, I considered death as inevi-
table, hut 'a relation of mint commenting upon the Many
CaseS. in your Pills had succeeded, I was induced to
try a Box of them, 'which:l thOnght. rather relieved me, and
by 'persevering for tWo or three months, and folloWing your
ditediOns,- I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation
from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I. am now, thank
God, perfeelly recovered, and walkiag our daily : I doubt
not, but one more box,'Wlik:i i think cautious to take, will
establish my health in its original state; '
It is `with the most heart;felt gratitude, that ,I subscribe
myself, Sir, 'your much obliged humble Servant,
Deansgate, Manchester, , • WM. PEARSON.
July a, ISot-.
P. S.. For the public benefit, I do not objea to the above
being' published, but leave you., to ad. as your own better
judgment shall dietate,
• Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
_ T.HO s . TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ;
Wheye, afti.4 a constant residence of more than Thirty-six
, Years, in a pradiee partictilatly directed to the Cure of
!Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of
• Generation in both Sexes, with that. inviolable secrecy
whicti Men of his Profession should always observe, he
flatters himself, the advice and assistance no gratuitous—.
ly administers to,Petsons taking this Medicine, will be
esteeined by a'discerning Public, as p advantage seldom
to be obtained, and void of atnbiguity.
•lAlso sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St; Ai.
ban's-street, ; the Teyshop, Nu. 103, ()xi:om,
street ; Mr..• Disborough's, No. 7, fish-smet-hill
Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union,row, Litt:e Tower-hill ;
Mr... Watson's South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Me. Callwell's,
Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Alth.
chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Town in
Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. ea-.:
sealed-up with full and plain direaions, whereby Persons
either sex may cure themselves with case, speed, sect,:ey, and
safety.

N. 13. Every Box sold in Great Britain is, sealed up riih
a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commisstvwrs is pr.ht.
ed, at the Statnp-office, T. T. Taylor, No: 9, Nelv.BrLd,;..,
street,' to imitate which is Felony, aod all others are cc:iva.s
tericit.

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