The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-06 00:00:00

DANGEROUS COMPLAINTS.

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Another incontestible Prooforthe Efficacy of Kr. Lignum's
reconntiended to the notice of the afflicted :
T 9 Mr. ,I.te Kum, at his Dispensary, Manchester.
Dear Sir,
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rrHE following ACeoUntermy Case will, I trust,
be a-convincing proof. of the infallibility of your Pills:
Through inattention and ineghgenee, my complaint became
so alarming, that I applied to a SUrgeort in the vicinity.. for
advice, who treated me unsuccessfully for some time, and at
length.infortned me that my case.was desperate, owing tomy
not applying for medical aid sooner: in this dreadful shut-
a•frieud of mine recommended she use of your Pills,
which, after taking two, boxes-, so far recovered me, that my
acquaintance were astonished.at my speedy, recovery, and in
k mouth more, in the cud °limit% I was.kvell enough to. go
to 1-larwich,, for -the benefit of 44m:bailing; to re-establish
my nerVous system. which from niv long, confinement had.
surderect much, _1 I ive at Norwich, !whit her .1 shall return in
about a Antnight, perfectly restored to my former state of
healths."--1 be von will inform the.worlit at large of thismy
cure, that the diseased part of the human race may, reap the
benefit of your skill -; and to the increaulous you may
.shew
this letter, and the name of,. . Dear Sir,

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Your obedient humble Servant,
Ipswich, Aug. ts, 1796. 7 THOMAS Kittk.AKS.
These Pills tie sold at 2S. 9d. the pox, Nvhnlesale and re-
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