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London, England, 1802-01-30 00:00:00

DR. NORkIS's DROPS.

TN exciting the public attention to these valaable
IN
Dr4ps, an enumeration of particular cases would be un-
necessary ; successful experience for more than half a cen-
wry, having sufficiently established their rept:tation, in the
cure of every species of -F
EVE R, especially the YE L LOW
or PUTRID, for which they are eminently distinguished.
The Proprietor, from their increasing celebrity nut only de-
rives theli:gliest gratification, but is enabled with confidence
to recommend a trial of their virtues. The asthina, invetcr.
ate coughs, scurvy, all impurities of the blood, colds, sto-
mach, and bowel complaints, yield to their benign, yet pow-
erful influence, and as a salutary cordial in those discomforts
attendant on advanced life, nothing can surpass their •benefi-
.cial cfleets.

The Family Bottle, 22i. is only to be had at the Doelor's
House, Lower Brook-street, G rosvenor-square, where books
of Cures are delivered, gratis, and all Orders for Exportation
executed. Smallerßottles arc Sold Wholesale and Retail
by Messrs. jeboult and Co. and Retail by all Venders of
Medicines. Also Dr Norris's Anti-bilious l'ill, celebrated
as a sate, and effective aperient, may be had at all the above
places, in Boxes at 25. yd.

The BOTANIC PILL, fur WIND and BILE in the

Stomach

•
THE renowned Virtues Of these Pills, for those
alarming Complaints, occasioned by Wind iil the Sto-
mach and Bowels, tiowgenerally complained of, proceeding
from Crudities and Indigestion, tor want of a proper Secre-
tion of BILE, which has hitherto baffled the skill of the
most eminent of the Faculty, has urged a Gentleman, atter
a long study and praaice in the Vegetable Kingdom, to offer
to his Fellow Creatures this wonderful Remedy, having
been a severe-sufferer for many years, during which he expe-
rienced the inefficacy of repeated application to. the Faculty.
.This never-failing Remedy is selected from Roots and
Herbs, and formed into a small Botanic Pill, for the cruel
disorders 'of Wind and Indigestion, from which all other Ma- -
ladies incident to the Irregularities of Nature have their ori-
gin ; and for which, in all its Stages, he will be bound for
the Botanic Pill to cure. Its efficacy can be attested by thou-
sands who have experienced the good elleas of his wonder-
ful Discovery.
The virtues of the Botanic Pill are such as to correct the
Crudity, prevents Digestion, disperses the Acidity and
Wind in the Stomach and Bowels, and assists the digestive
Powers in performing their fundions.
The Pills are so innocent and nourishing in their Proper-
ties, that the mostdelicate Constitution may be relieved by
them, without a sense of their operation, as they consist of
neither purgative or astringent Medicines, but A selection of
Strengthening, visorating and brat ing. Roots and Herbs.
Various Medicines have been applied, without effeel, and
left the Patient in a worse situation than before he took
them, by disabling the Powers of Digestion, and causing a
great quantity of Wiwi to Rolled in the Stomach and Bowels,
swimming in the Head, nervous treniblings, excruciating
pains, and cramp in different parts of the Body, frequent
voinitings, loss of appetite, broken rest, and last of all, a
lingering decline.
To prevent and cure the above cruel disorders, the Botanic
Pill stands unrivalled. Persons in a decline, reduced by. a
long course of Medieir,a, who have been obliged to abstain
from animal food, have,. by taking these Pills a short time,
bees able to digest the hardest meats. Persons Minded with
trernbling, oppression, or uneasiness of the Stomach after
meals, would do well to apply to the Botanic Pills, being a
certain Restorative to Man in his deelining slate.
Sold at as. 6d. each Box, with the initials D, & S. on the
Seal; none others are genuine:--I'mi be had xvno.esale, of the
Proprietor, Mit, .Sherwood, flornton-street, Kensington ,•
where a proper alls),WarlCe is mad.: to Nlerchants, Cspzains of
Ships, or to those who take a quarto ty to sell again ; and, by
appointment, at the following places; viz. E. Newheary,
Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Hewlett, Cheinist,
No. 28, High-street, Borough; Mr 'Putt, Royal Exchange
Gateway, f ornhill; Mr. Sleellet, No. 74, Dewy-lane, and
str, Aru;-,•rUge, Chemist, Nu. 301

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