Star.
London, England, 1807-01-31 00:00:00

TO DR. SOLOMON.

Nantwich, September 16, 1806.
feel a plealore in communicating to you
the great benefit which a Lady in the neighbourhood of this
place has experienced from your Cordial Balm of Gilead :—She
has informed me fence her recovery, that fhe was in a very low
and weak date fora long time, during wilch the applied for ad.
vice to feveral medical men—their preferiptions gave her not the
lead relief; and fuel was the weakened ftate io which the conti-
nued, that her friends defpaired of her recovery. The name which
your medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, has acquired for its
efficacy in thefe cafes, at daft determined them, as the lark refource,
to try of what avail it would be to her; they purchafed a (mall
bottle, and afterwards one of the large fize, from thefe the found
fuch immediate relief as to encourage them to fend for another;
this to their attonilhment completely reftored her to health. Soros
little time afterwards the paid me for the latter, and then declared
that the conadered hcrfelf as well as ever the was in her life. This

lam ready to arca to any one who shall can upon me. I haat)
alfo been frequently informed by ftveral who have purchaft.d it on
me, of the benefit they have received from it in other cafes.
I am, Sir, your moft obedient fcrvant, T. CRAIG. •

Prepared by Dr Solomon, Gilead Houle, near Liverpool, in tos.
Id. and 335. bottics; the latter contain four of the formir,hy which
the porchafer Caves cis. Every genuine bottle has a (tamp, which
bears the proprittor's name and addrefs, " Saml. Solomon, Liver-
pool." to isiiitate which

IN prufedirg mylelf a regularly educated NIEM.
her of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in LON-
DON, I think ir incumbent ou me to fignify, that my Diploma
from the College of Surgeons, as well as Certificates from the
Hofpitals, and various Profeffurs under whom I Bodied Phy6c,
Surgery, and Midwifery, have been for years placed in one of my
Parlours, oiler. to the infpediou of any one who happens to be
there, nr is defirous of fuch exanti iation.
'fors EEEN YEARS I have refigned all other Pradice, for the
Study and Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLALNTS and DE MLITT
—but it was not till I had experience as an Army Surgeon and Ge-
neral Practitioner, that I thought myfelf jußified in the Seleetion
of tkis peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human
intelied, when direeted to a particular point, mutt acquire fupc:
riority wrtnin the circle of its own action,and a long continued fit.
cefs, is a decidcai proof, that my efforts have not been Ids bent-
ficLi to others than advantageous • o rnyfelf.
The diltrefs and the miltry which arifc from a certain dettrne-
tive habit, fo pernicious to fchoolhoys, have been frequently pour-
trayed by the moralilts of the age. But it is the duty f every
Praditioner, when called upon, to relieve fuch fufftrings by Medi-
cal Afliftaiice ; and it is the acquirement of my caclufive cape.
rience in this line to offer in every fuels cgs a Cafe and certain tc-
efloblithment.
In flight cafes of deficiency produced by free Hying, refideoeeie
warm Climates, or too much indulgence or kdudtive PalLons, and
in all recent Venereal Complaisits, early application infures its im-
mediate cure. But in the soft complicated Cafes of MINUTE
accompanied by fever or Diforders of the fyltem arifing from ner-
gleeted infeCti ; fome perfeverance is indifpenfably requifite for
the re-animation of the Conftitution and reftoration to health and
vigour.—ln all cafes with either lex, the molt inviolable fecrecy is
obferved, and the terms of remuneration ad plainly Rated ou the
&It interview. MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London,
No. 29, Arundel-11feet, Strand, near Temple Bar.
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