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London, England, 1801-11-18 00:00:00

DlX's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES.

THE GOUT and RHEUMATISM are the most
1 painful and debilitating complaints mankind are sub-
jed to. The Gout is- sur. posed incurable, as all other dis-
. orders, were said to be (which we knoW not how tocure)
until radical and safe remedies were diseOvered to enreihein.
It has been thought dangerous to cure or prevent the return
of the Gout. But if the cause is removed, all,danger must
be done away, which this-Tindure (taken e,s'-"direded, and
regimen' followed as prescribed) will comple.tely of 'e as is
proved, by many respectable charaders in London
.and else-
where, who have long, and still do experience the .happiest
etfeds of, whq,se letters, verifying 'the fads,- Mr. Dix haS
with-their authority tepablish, and to refer Ladies and Gen-
tlemen to the writers, who will answer any-particularS in
person.
Personal references must surely be more convincing and
satisfactory than the publication ofletters which, by some,
may be suspected as fabricated for the srile. - purpose of re-
eammending the Medicines: Therefore he prefers refering
the Aillided to original letters in his possession, and to the
Patients themselves, who are too respectable to be suspeded,
of duplicity. Those who see them in •perfed healthi-and
enjoying the free use of their limbs, must be convinced of the
powerful and salutary efficacy 'of these Medicines. Fads
are stubborn things, and Will conquer every prejudice. The
-Gotit has been said to be a salutary disease, and supposed
(by those who know not the cause, nor how to cure or prevent
it) to keep aft' all other complaints ; the Writer begs leave,
with due deference, to -dial from such as are of this opi-
nion, since this assertion has never been proved. That
the contrary is the fad, is daily proVed. Horst many
Gouty Patients do we not see and hear of suffering under a
complication of disorder;; such as Rheumatism Scurvy,
Bilious and Nervous Alfedioni ; IVecups, Stiltbeation,
Heart-burn, Head-ach, _Pain's in the Stomach and Bowels.
All originating from the same cause as the Gout. All which
the,se-Tindures will efledually remove and prevent, if taken
as directed, -and regimen followed as prescribed, and nd pa-
tient need fear any subsequent ill eifecis froM the use of this
Medicine, which cannot injure the most delicate een_isti to lion,
it taken as direded. It may not be improper to declare there
is no. Mercury in these Medicines, knowing that some pre-
pared with that pernicidus drug, a'ie recommended for •the
Gout; Mercury to a Gouty P;:fient, is as deadly poison,
sure to injure. These Medicines Will keep any length of
time in any climate.
Mr. Dix stay be consulted every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday,.lrom ten to three o'clock, at his house, No. 2.7., Upper
Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-sqUare, where, and at I.' Ward's,
No. 324, Holborn, these Tindures may be had with ,direc-
tions.

711;eGont8ure, in Bottles at 11. zs. and il. its. 6d.
Stamps included. Rheumatic Tincture, il. ss. and 21. 2s,
• 4ettess (post paid) will be duly answered, •

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HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, NOV. 17.

I...tits. day at four o'clock, the LORD CHANCEL-
L6R came co the House, and their Lordships
proCeected'to forward, in their respe6tive stages, tl-i)e
•
131113 (Naturalizations) before thig. House.
After wili.tivig some time in the expeaation of
13ills ftom the House of, Commons, their Lordships
adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE "OF COMMONS,

TUESDAY, NOV. 17.

gr. N. V,ANS/TTART l)rOught up a Bill for
sedifying a mistake in• the last Lottery. MI, which
was read. .a first time, -and ordered to be., read a
second time to-morroW..

/Ifr.BRAGGE brought up the Reports of the
Walt Dtity Bill; and the 'Pension Duty Bill; which
were severally read and agreed to, and the Bills,
&tiered to be read a third time to-morrow;

. .
Mr..•Bv,oca also brought up the Report of the
sand
,agreed
Ways and Means, which was read
and agreed tn, and a..8i1l ordered..
Mr. N. VANSITTAXT presented the Estimates of
Miscellaneous Services, which were ordered to lie
..01i the Table.. . • ~ •

The Houe in a Committee on the Bakers' Bill—
the Report .was ordered to. be received ininiediately,
and being brought up by Mr. CALC RAFT, was read
and agreed to, 'and - the Bill' ordered to be read a
third time to-morrow.