The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-10 00:00:00

HY JAMES WALLIS.

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THE GIANT MALADY ARRESTED.
To the Afflided with COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS,
.H9OPING-COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c.
Is most earnestly recommended
' MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE.

Io do ample justice to this invalw;ble Medicine
is not-in the power of language : but the Cures which
it has. already performed, and is daily performing, folly '
speak its praise. As a remedy for the diseases just mention.
cd; it IS, in point of ease,' pleasantness, • innocence, efficacy,
and cheapness, absolutely unparalleled. It is sb easy, that
a tea. spoonful •is a proper dose foe a grown person ; So
pleasant, that, in appearance and taste, it is equal to white
Wine ;so innocent, that it may be administered to an infant
newly born ; so‘ehicacious, that thousands, whom it has led
from the gloom of tiiScase -to the sunshine of 'health, :are
now the living and grateful witnesses of its worth; and so
cheap, 'that the fixed price is only seven still hogs ; and to
• those whose circumstances will not allow jhem to make a
purchase, it has lung been, and now is, dispensed gra.
tuitously.
Mr. Madden hopes he shall not be deemed guilty of arra,
gance"or ostentation, in having thus said ; :or in venturing to
add; that, exclusive of a general sale, and large quantities
seat, tromtit-ne to time, to highly respected Clergymen, in
the neighbourhood of Town, to be distributed to:their poor
Parishioners, as occasion-may require, Or their Own bene—
volene or discretion may direct, he, has had the inexpressible
satisfaction, of reli6viiigt within the last six years, at-his own
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Thousand Patients; many of whom were dreadfully afflict-
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the humble instrument; in the hands. of providence, of pre.
Venting, ar arresting the progress of a disease which the late
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lu order to prove that the foregoing observations arc not
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;
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riage free) upon receiving an inclosure, at th: Lap v 1 One
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