The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-09 00:00:00

Etai;`q.b.Cl 1820.

-CURES EFFECTED BY PARR'S LIFE
PILLS.-11:3fo7'owin7 of other
•, .''at LIF.O PILLS a-e ail
; 1.1 howev,r r.2:g-eavated ie
e.-75-: may 5- Ad 1-oprolo..12; lire, filce L-crri every elvlent',
to :•
FROM MP. NOBL:., HULL.

" M. 13-.:-.-A0), of Cu..i_-,;hara, miks from Hull, has
with a most sass-•.e inter.!al disease. So
e • we.•e the p:roxysms that be .2..equently expected death
s hasd to rele::-.a nim from his sufferings. For a great
lcug!h oftrue be I 1 been unable to sit down sL all, even be-
ing compelled to Wld at his mer.l3. His next door neighbour
heardof the virtues andunpreccdented succes, of Paves
Life Ells, purchued a small box for him, and on his calling
for a second box, he told me that such had loz.en the astonish-
lug eC'ects produced by one box that l:e was able to tit down,
rid on t4l:it-7 :.wo other boxes his have left him ; hs ap-
pefte is scc,l, t7:d be able to lorow his voczOon nen7ly as
wellever did in his rfe."

" Mra. Shaw, wife of Mr. Shaw, yeast dealer, had been a
great lena'h of Cale t f7.tict-,1 a severe internal tr<:ease.
To r• .e Isis ov.n sioa, paying do,-ors for her had bee--
him,' so th4t at he w:-.s comrelled to send her to the
; there she re..e!vt dno pol.naneat bent It. lla‘ing•
beard of Pa-T's Lice Pil'.3, he pe7cl-7r.ri .1 a smell 137 E; she be-
gan to mend immt tlsately on tei.ine• them, and two more boxes
have cured her. She is now PS wed' es she ever wri in her life."
" 411r6. Steven_ en, of C.ittirgbam, five n-iies ...fora Hull, has
been severely efilictad wl,h a bad leg fur mote then ten years,
end duffing ;hat period has tried :71 17inds of medicines, but
wilhout any pei.7-nanent relief. A-c.mr taking for smell boxes
of Pe :'s Lie Pills, she is rble t 3 go about tier thy's business
571 a rammer which for comfort II:A been unknown to her for
above ten years. (Signed)
EILIIIINT) STEPHENSON, her Son.
" Witress—Joseph Noble."
" I have to acknowledge with delight the I ent-fit I have re-
ceived from Purr's Life I have bean afflicted for fourteen
or fifteen yea7.-t:, with pains in my body end limbs, wi'h covet,--at
pehl is my hi—H. I applied to the first medical men in Hull,
and to 'he vaeions Institutions vi Cie Town, and brought my-
self almost to oretty, hut all to no pm pt.. At lenA,h I
heard o; Purr's Lie Pills, and P....?" 7
.1 only two sine'(
boxes, feel giate;rl to be able t o add I now epioy health.
" ELLEN HART, No. t'.o, I,i:-7,ston-square,
Nokia-street,
" July 6, 1841.
" The numerous Cr..ts of Cu"e in this neighbourhood are
astonis'.-ing ..he good a:Ms have ineree,:ed the gala to an
enormous rmount ; pleas send rar co:ch Medicine to the
amount of 1C3., and o,e mo::ey s'ta!l be sent ter return.
" May 7, 1841. " Your's fruly, JOSEPH NOBLE."
CAUTION—BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.

In order to protect the Public from imitations, the Hon.
Commissioners of Stamps have ordered " Pv'er's Life Pills" to
be ergeaved on the Goverom,-nt Stamp attached to each box,
without v:hich none are genn'ne.
Price ls. 2s. 9d., and Family Boxes Ils. each. Full
d'vections fl'e given with each box.
Sold by moot rawetable Medicine Vendors in Town end
Country ; to be had Wholesale of Edwrrds, No. 67, St. Paul's,
London.

GRATIS. —The Life and Times of Old Parr, 32 pages,
with Engravings, may be had gratis of all Agents.
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consequence of the great inconvenience felt,
attended with iii;uricius etrecl-,s, to persons' eye-ist'ezhwt iinththse;cotuaclersv:
by their not being enabled to be properly ~,d
&c.. and which have come unde, the notice (to sore extent' of the
Liersrs. S. and B. Solomons, he., 39: Altemarle.street,
Piccadilly, oppositz, the York Hotel, and 7(1, King
City ; they have contrived a mode by which individuals at the most
remote part of th globe be strited with their Newly.invented
Spectacles, as correct as if the p:rson were present; by these who
have never made use of STectac.es, ::.t.tting the number ()finches they
can sec modcrt"e sized print .ram the eye, and those who are snaking
use of Spectacles by scrit.ing thee, and in .king the same statement
when in use. Inimedi:-.-•,y the Newly Invented Spectacles are
placed before imperlect vision that mist and dullness which appear
before the eyes is at once ren need ; every olject becomes clear and
d'itinct, so that the most aged ir,er:m sigl.t becomes bright and
brilliant, and is brought to its Ye't'' natural, and erler al state.
Their Sound 31.•smi:iers lovitible Vo4ca Corductor, will enable
Ecrsons at an advanced age, and of 40 and i": 0 years' standing of
ettrerce dufaess to join its general conversation, and to catch the
distant low speaker at a public asset-Ably ; they are Poi
nor aisle uncomfortablp, than basin; 4
ElildepollfeepaaestpPiflr'neBP;l9l;l' in its pißce. The §ottad 443100;7, t trsi.
zible Voice Coin:odors and Spectacles, axe sent daily (`;), NA) to
various Farts of the coun:.q. Oil, Ali; r.• r;tl7-:. :Cct, Yin ski S, op-
posite the Yor:: Hotel, and 76, 'IL;
connection With persons of the same name,