The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-10 00:00:00

For the PRES ERV ATI ON and. BEAUTIFYING of -the
Tt:ETH and GUMS.
R. SIGMUND Sul*.oh,l)entis, Bath, has
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M the }knout to inform the Nobiiity, Gentry, and Ills
Friends, that for their better accommodation in supplying
them with his universally approved Preparations,' he has
Agents in London. for ;ide thereof:
al:. .:, No.
„5.2, New Bond-street ; 111 r. Waii,- CLy-
mist, 'No. 478; Strand; Mr:Rowney, No. 9i, Unborn,:
hill ; Mr. Cryer, No. 68, Cornyill ; Mr. Bolton, Royal.
Exchange ; Perfumer, Ne„,z6, New Surrey-street;.
Messrs. .Hendrick and -Son 'Tichborn-street, near Qolden-
squaw ; and at-most of the principal Shops throughout-
England ,- Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. ' . • .
'Mr. 'SIGNION I/ is happy in stating, that during his long
and successful pra'aice, in which time he has -constantly'at-
tended the first Nobility of the United Kingdorits, he has in-
variably selected ingredients,; proved by his experience_ and,
practical Observations, to be the most conduciVe for preserv-
ing the TeetYand rum's, and giving theid that 'permanency
and beauty so-desirable to every person ; and which:afibrds
•Ifun much pleasure to communicate to the Public, under
the fullest confidence, that, his Dentifrice and. Lotion, by
being used according to:NS printed•dir'ettions, Will fully
a:cornplisti and ttrea every purpoSe required; and in order to.
prevent effectually any counterfeit thereof, His Majesty
has lien giaoiously pleased to grant Fits Royal Letters Pa-.
tent, • for the 'above' Preparations; 'entitled; • the-BR ITI SI!
IMPE,RIAL DENTIFRICE and PRESERVATIVE
LOTION.. Also his Tooth Brushes of diinrent sizes and
..texture, on the best adapted Constra,tion, and are marked
with his Patent labels.
N.B..Orclers sent to eitherof the above Agents, or to his
house, No. Edgar-buildings, will• be immediately at-
tended to.

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Bath, Oct. t, 'Sot.

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Dlt's COUT and RHEUMATIC TINCTURES. '
THE GOUT And `Rfs-1.-,ITNIA-rism ;ire the most
painful and debilitating coMplaintS 'mankind are stib-
'jed•to: The• Gout is stiPposedsincurablD, as all other dis-,
orders were said fo be' (which we know not how to cure)
until radical :0a safe‘remedies were discovered to cure them.
It has been thought to cute or prevent' the return
of the Gout.• But if the cauf,c, is removed, all danger must
be done aw'e'
~vnieh this Tincture
:(talK_CO as directed, and
tollowed as prescribed) N't. 1 I completely effed, as is
proved, by Many respectabte charaders in" London and'else-
. where, who have long, 'and still do experience the happiest
cited S of, whose letters, verifying the Lids,. Mr. Dix has
with their authority to publ.sh, and to refer I..adies and Gen-.
tlemen to the writers, who-will snswer any particulars' in
person..• . ' • • '!•
Personal references must surly be more convincing and
' satistattary- than theplibliCation of letters, Willett, by soar e; '
may' he suspecled as fabricated for the Sle purpose of, -re-
_commending the . Medicines:, Tberefore.he prefers-refering
the Ariiided to-original :letters in his possession,, and ta the
PaticiarS Theniservds, who arc 'too rcspccqable to be 'suspeciett
duplicity : Those who see them in perfed health, and
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enjoying the free use of their liMbs, must nn convinced of the
Powerful and salutary efficacy of these Medicines. Fa'a.s
are stubborn things, and will'conituer'-ever- prejUdice. • 'Flit-
,. Gout has been said to be a salutary disease, and supposed
(by those whoknow not the cause, nor how to cure or_pfe.vent
it) to keep oil all other complaints ; the Writer bbgs leave,
with dueAeference,''to' differ front. -such 'as .ate of, this'dpi-
nion, since. this assertion has never been proved. -That
the „contrary is. the fad, is daily, proved. How many
Gouty Patients do We not see and'hear of suffering under 'a
Cornplicaticat of disorders; such as Rheinnarisin; Scurvy,
Bilious and, Nervous: A flUli'orts ;
' Hiechps, Suttbcation,
Heart-burn; Head-a.ch, Pains in the Stomach and 'Bowels:
AU originating from the same cause as the Gout. All-whiah'
tii;!se,Tiodures will eft-be-1011y removeand prevent, if taken
as direded,;and regimen' ollowed as pre-scribed, and no pa-
tient need tear any subsequent iILTIIMs from the use of this'
Midicinc; which r annot injure the most {irate constitution;
it taken as direded) ' It may not be i rtAfroPer to declare there:
is no Mercury in these Medicines,
,lei vitig
,that some pre-_
pared 'With that pernicionS drug, e recommended for the
C out ; Mercury L, "a' Gouty' Patient, is as • deadly poison,-
Sure to injure. These Medicines will keep any length-of
time in any climate.•
Mr. Dix-May be consulted every MOnclay,-Wednesdav, and
Friday,"froin ten tcithreeciclock, at his house, No. z7;'t/pper
Cltatlottc-street; Fitzroy:--iquare, where, and at 1. Ward's,
Noi. 354, Holborn, these Tindures may be had With direc-
tiops.- I
. The. Gou- Tindute,' in Bottles at 1.1. as. and ,zl. its. 6d.
' Stamps included. Rheumatic ;Tincture,. 11. ss:'and il. es.
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Donets (post litid) 11111 answered-. • ' •