Star.
London, England, 1801-01-05 00:00:00

A REMARKABLE CASE.

SIR' in confequencc of the greatbenefit which I,
have experienced by taking your BOTANICAL SIRUP
and NERVOUS CORIRAI„ I think it but jun to requelt you
to publilh my cafe, fur the benefit of thole who may labour
under a fimilar complaint. I was afflicted fora length of time
with a dreadful Nervous Diforder, that alfeCted me in an
alarming degree, my body was alto (welled in a manner that
made my exiltetiee very mlferable ; I was adviftd by the Fa-
culty to try the country air, at a time when they could no
longer prefcribc to relieve me, this, I alto did, but found nu be-
nefit; but by applying to you, Sir, and taking your Medicines I
am quite tett:m.4 to health and fpirits. I am, Sir, your ever
grateful humble fervaut, MARY CASLAKE,
'fallow Chandler, No. 54, Great Alie-ftrc.t, Goodman's-fields.
Witnefs, WM. SPUROON, Hatfield, near Clulmstord, the
father of film Callake; alfo BENJAMIN HAWKINS.
Nov. x, 1800.
Mrs. Caflake will give any further Information to paean
defirous of a palms! interview, or by lettrs, poll paid.

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Mrs. Taylor, Looking-ears Manufactory,No. 44, I lemon-
rquare, was ailliaed for 13 years with a revere Rlicumatifin,
and an Obitruetion in the Womb, which called her the molt
excruciating pains • the applied to fcveral eminent PhySulam,
but never received any benefit. In this fituarlun the had re-
courfe to Dr. Baooum's Botanical Syrup and Nervoc. Cordial,
and by only taking invn bottles was perfretly cured, and has, for
the benefit of the afflicted, rrqueltrd Or. Brodurn to puhflth ter
cafe, and will give any prrfon further fatigfanion who is der-
ma of being informed.—.Witneti her turd, this sth day of
November, a Bco.
Witnefs to the above, SARAH TAYLOR.
ANN BROWN, Butcher, No. ix, Shoe:ditch.
A ULTIDE TO 01.1) .AttE.

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