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TO THE LADIES.

IT the Preservation of Heltit and. Beauty is. art
1 object of Importance to the Fair Sex, Di. Brodum,:the
Sole Inventor and Proprietor of those invaluable Medicines,
the Nervous Cordial and Botanical Syrup, • from impulses at
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loveliest Part of the Creation those Specifies which hay.
never failed, under a variety of the --most critical cases, 'to'
prove a sovereign, if. not an infallible Remedy.

sta., •
It is my particular wish that you make the followng Case
lublic, for the benefit of the afflieled at large.—l had long
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with excruciating pains in my legs, insomuch that I could
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sev, which had the desired effect; it has perfectly cured ine,'
and I now' enjoy health, which has been long a. stranger'to!
me. . • I am, Sir, . . _

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With due gratitude, ..;our humble Servant,
WM_ MACE
May tt, 1801. No. 59,-Bermondsey.:street.
Mrs, Grew, of No. 2,, Crabtree-row, Bethnikreen, de,
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vous Disorder, excessive Low Spirits, Palpitation of the-
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only taking four bottles at 11. 2s. each.
London,. Sept-30, 1800. , ESTHER GREW,
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