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[PRICE SIX PENCgo

ORTITY THE ATTENTION OF 'ALI. RANKS.
TheAfilidcri arc
,nov happily pr.:sent:A with a most sare,,
'salutary, and absolute Specific for those (I..!plorableurtii
hitherto iaeurabie Diseases, the
StrUma, ,Scurvv, Cbat, Rheumatism,
znd all Disorders briginatiug 'La as mpure
..state orthe
Blood.

ANITLIMPETIGINF,S) ,
fbundth on a. chemical and
.philzajaphiaal bas:•;,
ranted by the experience of a series of years, by
Culle
n's Brar.lic of Physic and Nosology, and prepared by
S. SOLOMON, M 1,246 of Liverpool, who' ple,iges hinisclf •.
to the Public, that this b ariit.ioe is oerfediy innocent in its
nature, safe is its Cppli,;a:::,;p, and I),,,.:erfttily etlicactous ttt
every species of I rripetiin...,•,-Q: it g .1 h itr.t, With atfcc,
tions'or-the Skid.* It is pi, tql. l'idinr,st importance to those
tdfiided with Any of these .direful•d:seases, .to their. friends
and rcl:ltives, as wail its to the risig4 gerter,tion, .that such
-liereditry complaints nvLy xernoved, and the
blood purified from every degree ci miasm
.i.
ft has been held by all Physicians:, that Chronic TY:stcm- --
pers abound el:icily Arnulg the inhaoitant.; .of Inc n,•rmern
parts of the' globe; and we have unhappily expel-it:iced the
tratii of th;s.assert:on in this Country; Where the ire'quent
sell en changes at the weather, at c,ertair, se I 30iIC t!:_
-,.,pre'acl the roost excruciating and alarmide; (iisor:ers
by.chillinE the blood„ and materially zt.t..:t.t-r tire state
of the perspiration, and iltus ez.c3sioiting wi.is, colzghs, .
rneuins,. the: portentous harbingers of almn.,st errry dis-
ease which proves fatal -to,the. iithaO,tants of Great eritain :
perhaps there is no place on earth s 2 subject to these saddea
changes as this Island,` where the eKtrernes..6nte,t 4%i cold •
are often experienced in one day. /fence it bet.dins a inatter
of the utmost importance, to seek out for sOtwvliv.T:ll..inael
decided remedy for thoie disorders which take Men- rise front
obstruded perspiration.. One Of theimmediato ctiets or.
this
obstrudion' is to. coataminato the whi._;l is the
source of various obstinate disorder::, thro.v.r.4 oat er Trion's
upon the skin, to the great annoyance of the untlii.ry
jecl.; and, by the 'malignity, of its virus, underminiqg the
Constitution, and endangering
.the lives of i!lottiant:s ac,
cording to the, various Ifabits or constitutional propenst:es of
its Aibjects, and according to the degree of malignity with
which the blood iSimpreguated,,it embitters -the patient's
life with different disorders, and if recourse be not had in
time to proper rediedies) they bet:tome rooted in the habit,
that few medicines can reach the malady, and many that -atti
made use of for that purpose, only serve to exasperate and
drive the humours into new channels, and thereby fix the.n
deeper in the constitution. •

•Dr. Solomon,
.therefOre, having been Long in possession Of
a recipe tor.the certain and ,ellitetual cure or those-disorder;
which take their rise frorn an impure and 'vitiated state pith:
blood and lymph, and having ,observed with deep regret the
numberlessinstances where patients have pined away a mi-
serable.aistence withcrat receiving the smallest benefit from
any thing they could procure, notwithstanding the many Fe:
tended remedies which have been olrered to the Pu\blic as
universal specifics for those complaints, Dr. Solomon has at
length yielded to the pressing necessities •of his lei low-crea-
tures so deeply afflicted, and determined to. publish it to the
world as a medicine ofthe.greatest-national importance, and
truly calculated to cleanse.the blood from all foulness,. coun-
teract every morbid a.Tection, and restore weak and emaciated
Constitutions._ _

The King's Evtl,. Strum:, or'Serefula' are hard, sehirrous,
and often indolent tumours, that allot the glands of the
neck, under -tile -chin, •arip-pits,- groin, hams, "arms, and
wrists,•and most commonly: is seated iii the in,-,ck and bvleatit
the ears. To remove. these Obstinate symptoms, the whole
Materia Medica has,been tried, with very little- success,.and
the unhappy:,sulie.rer left to dre'F-. out a miserable existence..
Miinv a-e crawling along on cristen9s at this -moment,. whoift
the Anti-Impetighles would restore to health and vigour, if
recourse was had to it.,.The dire4tiuns given with each Bottle
are plain,and its application is attendedwith little or no trouble.
The Anti-IMpetigines is an alterative and purifier of the •
blood; its operation is gradual, gentle,, and almost impet-
ceptible;. it is the best substitute that_ has ever barn disco-
vered for that dangerous: mineral Ma..ury--*--it sweetens the
blood, ‘.and stimulates it to expel all noxious and impure
juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves enlivening and
• invigorating both body and mind. For Scorbutic, Cutaneous
Eruptions, -Dryon, Wet LeproSy, the -Anti- Impetigines cer-
tainly claims a pre-eminence over all other Medicines, being'
decidedly adapted for the speedy removal of thesecomplaints)
and.will not only clear the skin, but heal all old sores and
ulcers, of ever sc; long'stahrling. '
In.clisorrlerg where
.Salivation has 'repeatedly failed, when
no other remedy could restore the unhappy.sulteret to that
health he
,unfortunately lost, the Anti-Impetigines will be
found the great and only restorer of health and vigour. •
- Proper Directions for every Case, to'enable persons to care
themselves,-ate sealed up with each Bottle, price 'Half-a-
Guinea. There a're -also• Family. Bottles, containing the
quantity, of six at los. 6d, for al. sos. by which there is .13s.
saved. - . _

. .
Mcdicinemay he obtained.every day at the fcdirnyin4
appointed-places'of sal viz. in Londan; by Matthelvs,
12, Strand ; ~and by the'rri)ntable Medicine Venders,'
Bookseller;,. &c: in..eTery principal ,Town in- the .United
Kingdom,' and America..

* 'Vide Cuilen's Praetice lof Physic., No. 1737.

Profissional Min gf Umeation and
Responsibility deviate fr)rtl the general System by
the seletaion of a pecidiaf branch, the sanction of long con-
tinued success is the best.critelon ot.sUperiority.
yearS•have I devoted my practice to the eyclusive
treatment of Three- Disorders; and the successCul result of
'my plan gives me additional ard,Or to i•Tpose, as tar as I am
able, -the, ravages of those Cotilidilicits •Nenich are the most
importaitt in the Ctifalogue.of Human 'lnfirmities:
41ftef initiation into every :Branch, as an Army-Surgeon,
I to tined a wish at already period .of Praitdice to'resctre
in-
dividuals from the ignorance of. uneducated 'inert, •••or the
equally dangerOusitrecipitaney of general
The Tlnee DiSorders, to'thc Cure of which I hive de
v iced mw attention, contprise every. •speeies Of V E
• iZEALANFtCTION, whether .of a -tecent./ot long du-
ration:. setty, kinds. or: dehility, whether :arising. from
the habits •of sehool-b;ys, or. the, indulgences of mature
ay,et, And, lastly, ~that -teratUernent of the/system in Wb_
men wt*h is called BA k ENNESS, or girl'.
Numerous DiseaseS are the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a Simplo:. Gonorrittea; and it not
frequently • happens that the seed's of Life are poisoned by
the. indiscretion of an ur,gparded- hour.---fly super.i.,:r Me-
thod such Cotri•plaints. are.rasily - cured; and,. even 'where
others leave-failed, I trust
.tnat ma presume to rifler a
radical re-establishment. '

Few, however; are the cases of•complic:mxl .4istres;.3 in
this 'clisurcle'r,--compared with. the calamitous situations of
Melt, who, trim' an; indulgence in a solitary vi.:e„or the
prevalent, gaieties of.a'-fa.Shio;eal>le life,acciaire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoid.able'consgquenee of st;eli
perni-tious habits. '
Where the unhappy stifiT.:rer broods over his mise.ry, but
carefully conceals his mi,sfbrtune, it may be sbni& CZMISD.
tor-him .to km:sw, that although :it be an objeet of
doubt or uncertiiity- with other Practitioners, the removal
of these Deficiencies_ by the gradual' progress of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of ,ny Experience. If the ,rites
of ;3z:cc:ll:is or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will be orevent::d by an early Counterac-
tion of this languid State ; and in
,these eases; no Breit
diffiC'ulty will occur. . '

But where this Deficiency has fot,years elisted, a proper
perseverance is Indispenia.6lv •eqiiisite to revive the sluit;.-
baring Sparksof Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution.
• MARRA l D WO M.E N,. who have long beep dies appointed
in tneirexpeetatioi..-Nof a Family, may be assured, ,that in
most instances,, such defeds are curable by 'Medical „sisal.
The secresit whiCh is, so essential to my undertaking,
and the.quallticatiuns whic,it 1 have presumed- to state, form
the basis of 'my pretensiops, and in coincidence with such
this • intimation is given, that Mr. B. inay he consulted
personally, or by Letters, (inclosing small Note), at his
house.; No. 29, -Arundel street, Strand, ne.l(, Temple-Bar.
'Piece is an addition it Entrauce in Water-street,
ac.tionting, and time Name knit both the doors..
Member of the Royal Caltegc or Surgeons.