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London, England, 1817-07-31 00:00:00

DLL JAMRS'S FEVER POW iteKS, AND
ANALEPUIC PILLS.
ADDRESS TO TP.E PUBLIC.
y WILL asst inttude the come my ceasing to
toseply Messrs. Newbery and Sono with these Medicinee; all
with to impress on the I•'uWic 13, that the Medicines I matiulat•
tore, are those filth which it has been supplied, froas the timi of
thei- invention, to my separatism from Mr. Newhery.
My grandfather,by his Will, (the last aad most solemn instru-
ment 111 a niati's idle,) expressly states, that it being his intention
topiverree for the benefit of his son, Robert Harcourt lames,
(my father.) tie secret ems! meshed of preparing and teatiing
Fever Powders and Pile, he had already connumicated t
secret and method to him. and had "mom to instruct him ; and
in a Codietlln his Win, made a twelvemonth after ir, and only a
'ea months before his death, be says, that so FOOll as certa•n
charge;, which he mahes vision the Medicine, In favour of his
other children, may have been paid, that hi, JAM (my hither)
might sell the Medicine without the intervention ul ;Mr. New.
bery, hi. Executor.
I ask, Is this consistent with Mr. Newbery's assertion, that he
pose:sire the oily Recipes fur these Medicines; or Aid. • Ile hi.]
that he wad acquaitised with the secret and method of piep.tring
them t Is the circumstance of t'".e Public having been eseltiels toy
supplied, I out the Recipes I possess, consistent wids this asses.
dun 1 If It be, the conclusion most be. that the Public have been
supplied with spurious Medicine*. whilst the Resi;ies for the ge.
:mine Medicines have been niouldeting in Mr. Newhery'e
Are these Facts consistent wilt any akilreliCSlSilliSs, set the pot
of my Grandfather. that Mr. Newhery knew tile ....err% et had
any beneficial sigh:, ordnterer.t in the produce of k I will only
repeat, which do seitheut fear of contradictiun, that she only
place, iuLondon, where the Medicines can be bad eettuitiely
manafactured fruits the Resepes. Irons which the Pubic Lae beets
exclusively supplied from the time of the 11111`Ctit1011 of thive
are, the house of my late hlrati•liather, the Inventor,
Eruton.strect, and at MI MS. Butler and S4/1111, Chaftlist,l and',
Druggists, No 4, Cheap-We, curlier of St. Paul's (Ito tele ifar I.
As borne little delay has satin place its my appotountent of an
Agent, and Miffing that ),Ir. Newberg has, In that er
eabe•"flis attach I had furni.hee bins with,) sold Met; cows
,of ills own compeeneon en ermy Craadtaikes'e manse, i fail C a
sdirey'l owe to the Public to mediae my awn immediate intermit,
by a. ring to receive such Medicines, cud to furnish,, gratis, Its
tstinn for them, others, manufactured Irons the iticipes wi•ieh
have obtained for the Medicines the very great celebrity trey
possess thruegliunt the wmil My tlranlttelver. W:11,11 he o's
t thud the Patents, announced to theworld the specitication of h s
Recipes, (which was recorded, but the Mast celebraird'lleini-rs
could never make the Medicines from that specification; it any
one could, all the world cuu'd, as the Patent Office is tycli to
veleta insinctlenj bet he was cotienualiy, as his practice stir
gested, making Iroprovensents in hi. deplanes, and I deny that
Mr. Newbery 2s in possession of the cause mode of otahine thile
Med cotes which I snit -From me the Public is quite sure to rio-
cure thtegenuioe Medicines; and j feel, that after an experience
of 70 years, the Pubic will not speculate and' ideals:one earld
.112efirimen in the dangerous dime drill •11 which ttLie : 1-I.liea!4r.
Mr. Newbery has 14tely t4;:e,i iu ao alrolpt he made in the
Court of Chanerry to stihstaut•a•e a Preprieterahip in ihe Meal•
el es. l'hose• only are my gamine Medicines w:sich hive ay
sipetare upon the
Srutun.streets Betheli-square,
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t' TRACTS:Ire—nt LETTERS azidrecsed to 1)r.
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SOLOMON, 011ead•house, near Liverpool, illustrates • •he
Efficacy at the C'ORDIAI. BALM of GII.F.AI) in 01(14.115' •tl t
and carol,: rated I)isordrrs her wl ich it is peculiarly
being administered to the tender itei•nt. the pregnant fenel'e,
and vi rabird age. with sarey and efficacy,Litberto unparaltled
in the annals of Medicai Discovery.
I en ta roof .—Fe.ward Jones, of this town, says—My niin.l
is inniressed w;th a I vely tense of gra• nth: tor tl e very g: eat
benefit 1 have received irons your Coenal Balm of Gilead, in a
nervous fever, seri ch reduced me to such a state of weakness,
tha- I could not hold ep my head 1 teas in this situation (the
most eseplorableimaglitable) 14 months, when a Melt.' advised
me to try your Cordial Bolin of Gilead, one bottle of which, to
my great onnafort, enabled ow to follow my usual av••cation-, and
by the use of two more bottles, compb tely recovered nay health.
NOS'S u Wohts.-14. M. Willis, Penilin-Castle, near Cese-
bridge, writes dm • S-1 feel it a duty incumbent upon ine to re-
turn you my heartfelt thanks for the great blessing I now enjoy;
and for the good of the am clod, request you will make my pus,
public l have been seven years afflicted (ever since 1 bade
dangerous trier in Jamaica) with a viuknepain in the back part;
and.c: own of my head, spasms in my stomach, nausea and ire.-1
'quest vomiting; pales in my thighs, legs, and artist ; a dry c
disturbed sleep, and little appetite; for which l have consulted
the most eminent Pbricians, without obtaining relict. 'fl•rotieh
the use of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Cu 3asiatar.ce, I
feel myself better than I have been for the last u 0 years, and
have recovered my keig-lost health, solely through the great
efficacy of your truly valuable restorative.
e-.). It is impossible to Insert all the eases and cures which Dr.
Solomon Is in possession of, as it would requirweorne volumes;
he contents himself with what has been inserted, great experience
having convinced him, that la all morbid affections of the blood
and lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, safe, and
efficacious a remedy, was never offered to mankind.
As Dr. Summon's practice has new become so great and c yen
sive, thatil constant engagements require a considsrahle portion
of his time and attendance, be expects, when consulted, the usual
complien tit of One Pound: but all written cases. or letters of
advie , ind unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and re:"
mittance, to be abswered at his leisure, are required to enclose
only half a guinea.—Dralls rosy be obtained at any Post-Office.
payable at Liverpool, for small sums of money, welch Is a sure
mode of c nveyattee Stich letters should, for safety, be thus di-
rected : M Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near
Liverpool. Paid Dohbisr Postage."
Sold by 11: Leigh, IS, Strand; and by all Venders of Pateot
Vlediceies in auntie and America, mice a Is. and SU a bottle,
duty included.
Of whom may be had, the Antl-fnmetlgines, or Solomon's
Drees,. as absolute 'cure for the Scuts y, scrofula, Leproey, ace.
Prim I Is.and ass. per bottle. •
pl Abetergent Cabin, an effectual cure for scorbutic
grurlDtsfs noillistsires, redness, pnapkai,kc. on the face, !mode
sad neck. Price 41.6 d. per ha tle.
Miss, Sittoiiindell GUM, to Health, which explains in a conche
and tiasy nianeer, the isseataleaple methods °Cerement:sr, and ef-
llestious is-medics, formerehes, Iltrothosidt sr, sod consumptive
40mplatuts. Price •s.

R. G. G. LIMES.