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London, England, 1805-11-21 00:00:00

DR. NORR IS'S DROPS.

THE Genuine Medicine is diftinguilhed by the
name of " Thomas Norris Moore," engraved by favour of
his Male-life Conarnifirdntrs on the (tamp round each bottle...-
The ferious attention of the Public is ((incited to the above Inver-
cant information, as it nut limply concerns the char•dter of a Me-
dicine, whole virtues have hood the telt of long erpesieeee, but is
, of effensial confequence to the health of the prefenc and riling ge-
neration, many evils having arifen from the ivipufition of a dan-
, geroestrounterfeit.
The following Extrset of a Letter is oirArcd to
public obferva-
tion, as it places not only the efficacy, I,mt fafety, of this valuable
fpecific, in a ftriking point of view t
" In the beginning of March, a e 2, a fearlet fever raged with
great violence, chiefly confined ';‘) children : The fymptoms were
violent ficknefs, a bas I.oll(W.ega by an eruption of red fpots all
over the body, which theh*
~;rethcy came out inereafed the fever,
and ufm-ily terminated f
.thiiyin lix or (even days. I was applied
t./ by tlx poor of the t j.iib I lived in, where, thong!' a (mall one,
,en children died wi
..6"in a Coact (pace. Knowing, from experience,
:he treat efficacy of Lk. Norris's Drops, I had recourfe to them,
and was the li",,spy means, under Gen, of faring the lives of more
than thirty— .Irtut ore died nodality care. In tome cafes the putrid
Pmptoms. were fo alarming as to recuire the Niediciiic with very
little every hour; till, with the aid of dilating
qu''r 4, a perfpiratinn was produced, when danger ceated.
• I (ball at ail times feel a plrafurc in atteiting this important
fad, and confider the publication of it as a duty to fociety ; iu all
difurders of children (particularly putrid) I have ever found it an
unfailing fpeelfic." (Signed) S. CHAUNCP.Y. •
" Ayott St Peter's, Herts."
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and wail, by hitilfr.. Baton and Vo. Nu. tso, thden,httrect•

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