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London, England, 1802-03-02 00:00:00

Causa feet, via est Notissima! •
rr HE RCstorative ANIMA- of -QUASSIA, in
. the form of Pills, lately invented and prepared by
HA L LAM and Co. which is found an ininiediate and in.
comparable Remedy for.
• Weak; relaxed, and debili- Hypochondriac Affections,
fated Constitutions, Habitual Purgings,
Loss of, A pperfite, Nervous Weaknesses,
Pains and Weakness of the - The deleterious Etkets of hot
Stomach, Climates or Intemperance :
In.shortl in most cases, where the constitution • has been re-
duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora-
tive effects are equally astonishing and unp,recedented.
The antiseptic poWerS 'of Quassia are too well known to
require further comment ,•• and restorative .effeCts of .its
'1 •C ON CE NT RATED E X T RACT," eertainlv.entitle that
Preparation to the highest estimation and confidence of the
NerVOUS and Debilitated; And- to suChlt 'is 'at- this season
particularly recommended, not -only as a;Restorative, but a
sake Preventative of Contagion from Jtafedious and epidemic
Diseaaes,, so generally prevalent. •7' -
The remarkable Case of Colonel Oliver, produced by execs-
asiie heat and fatigue at the Siege.olSetidgapatain {of which
we shall give the
.Colonel's own account); is here brought
forward, as It must do away every doubt 'of its efficacy,
and display the ie3terative powers of the Medicine.
No. 18,. Wiginore-street,, Cavendishaaquare,
-Ftbruary'rg,'Sor. ,
In the late Campaign in India (which terminated so fortu-
nacely for the british Ernpire';, I was exposed, during e
march through the Mysore; to excessive fatigue and a burn-
ing sun, that enervated,my whole system, which increased
rapidly in the .course of the Siege of Seringapatam ;
,during
winch, front, the dampness of the entrenchments, I was at-
tacked with a violthit dysenter and' 'by further exertion in
the carrying. b. assault this important
of further,
,so far, re-
duced as to -be renderefi, incapable ot further service; the
whole system had received a Shock that threatened immediate'
dissolutibn, no part of it seemed longer capable of perform-
ing ita.?toper fundion'; the stOmach•and bowels were unable
to retinal the stnall, quantity of food taken, which paSsed dff
immediately ; the nervous systern and muscular fibres were
equally afl eaed with constant. tremor and debility, td such a
dwreq as to
.render even walking extremely difficult., This
affection, with the constant irritation in the stomach and
bowels„ produced continual pain and fatigue. -During- my
passage to England, I had every assistance without the
smalleat advaptage. , On my arrival. 1. procured medical aid
from every, quarter that was thokight likely to aftbrd relief,
and for set•cral mouths attended regularly to the medicine
and regirfaert prescribed 'by my Physicians, without receiving
'ttte least benent. In 06-Ober last I called on you, to inquire
it Hallain and_ Co.'s ExtraEf, or Anima of Quassia, was'
likely to be- of service in my hopeless Situation. I took •it
from your recoinniendation, and have the happiness of feel-
Mg myself.perfeeVy restored; and that by taking a few boxes
Only. A few dOses produced an ease and • regularity -in the
stomach and bowelS,, that had not been experienced since the
, first attack of-the disorder. In short, the whole train of dis-
treasitigSyniptoriiS weir: soon effectUally relieved, and I have
now the happiness to enjoy a state of •health I had-little rea-
son to expect,
To B. Shaw, No. ,74, Borough, London.
Many additional proWs of its efficacy, too numerous for in-
sertion here, though equally singulfir and-welt attested, may
be seen, in a Pamphlet._ delivered gratis as above, to which
we refer the Valetudinarian.

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