The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-17 00:00:00

MEDICINE.

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Ir.
CORDIAL BAUNI OF GILEAD.
..„4111,111t of a cold, acrid, of . billions habit of
Ateti -"(IY, affected with languor, head-ache, or hysterica
11,,,, qns, cannot have recour,e to a more salutary remedy
‘t
the Cordial Balm of Gilead. To Gentlemen front the
th,,, or West Indies' the student from pollic seminaries, or
cil, hose
oectietat'ion- require a sedentary life, this mell.-
114 v "as effeetet, Wonderful cures irai cases :tf_rorlienh.i_li_t_y__
ois 1 fro,,, ii„,'t
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"(../i,t,ss'.", 511 if the effects of intense application to study or
joierirni--
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7"3? Baenn and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Wat d, 524, Hol-
)!1th, 18 Strand • d r. Goatlce
the
.'7O i'v ert'r'• reputableVendn
• • in all' Market Towns
Dril,•l':""tthe King-do: u and all otherll 'Medicine Venders,.
133, Minories.
"tte I hisi each,.or four in one Family Bottle for a3s.
slay which
x.,;00,!t1e is sa„d, „in, tamp.rds ,s Samuel Solomon,
4,
..i. t i engraved on the
br. S.olomou expects, when consulted by letter, the
4r", •"'W"nellt of 4 orie i' lid note to be inclosed, ,•d-
-it, "I `--Aloilt; Lett •Rnis
1 liilead House, near
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DICIN E.
IN consequence of the bene
•
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