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A Gentleman of the Law unfortunately had that.
coloured hair, generally denominated Carroty—he
DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER AND AN'ALEPTIC was often teased on that subject by a brother BarriF
PILLS. ter. During the last Circuit they both nv..l, and the
CAUTION.—I feel it my duty to remind the Public
from time to time, until it may become generally known, Gentleman, the Colour of whose Iltiir Lad been ao
that I have removed the Sale of my Grandfather DH. J A hIRS'S much ridiculed by his acquaintance, had become J.
MEDICINES from Messrs. Newsiest' to Messrs.
-yard and
and Black, by the use of ROWLAND'S E4SENCIi, of Tyaa—
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that,
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No. 33, Bfutor-street, Berkeley-square, are the only places in
- himself known, to the great aszonisiiineat of hi
London where the Medicines, prepared as the Public have been ftt .
enet.
,
supplied with them for the last seventy years with the latest im-
.
a
provemerts of the Inventor, can be procured. My own interest We
feel pleasure in publishing the following letter
may be said to suggest this intimation; but the baneful CORN.,
quecees I daily best of, from taking the spuribus Medicines at- Is transmitted to us, in confirmatit n ot a paragrapl
tempted to be sent Into circulation under the sanction of my which:appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure ,
Grandlatber's name compel me to make it. I now sign my that general and dangerous complaint Rupture:
name in the label of etch box and packet of the Pills and Powder TO TILE EDITOR OF TILE STAR.
that is sent from my Elabaratory, as a plain distinction of the • •
genuine, and offer this as a caution to the Public.--Messrs. But- Sta--.obst rving a paragraph in your Paper respecting the cure
ler and Sons have established a Warehouse at N 0.34 Sackville- of an Hernia, pet-harmed ~of a Seen size, by the Meuical 80ar,.,
greet, Dublin, where the Medicines may also be liadaenume. at Charlotte House, Cre:,..t Cht.r..:,.4.ter-street, Illackfriars Road,i
B. G. G. jAgEs. justice, Sir, to Altstrs. IL 001 i.R and Co. 1 beg to add rs.
Bruton-street personal testimony. Having been aillict.d nearly twenty yen
Dr. James's Isom= has been for nearly seventy years known
and deemed incurable by eminent Stxr...ons, 1 ratently bore
as the best remedy extant for Fevers, Colds, lloarseuesees, all 1 affliction, expecting every hour to be my fast ; 1 at It iigth
Inflammatory Diseases, and Eruptive Disorders attended with3ablodusihsct
elllits,ard, and .have etas ,t 1 to pray for ch.
Fever : thus, in the Measles, so prevalent at this time, few other !for .Ithougia I ant tteavly .:.0, was per.
remedies are employed. i &city cured in a few weeks, ai7,l 'now, thai k Con, enjoy good
Dr. JANES'S ANALIPTIC PILLS, by a happy pliedeeellteontthiLt•
"Inn of an allera- bealth..--I think, Mr. Fali:ur, all v. ho know me will allow tb
tive and tonic medine, promote Insensible perspiration when 1 I can have no otht r trotiv,- i.,r t 1.•.:.; t.,nimuilication than a pubs
checked, at the same time that they restore the strength elf the , beneht.---I am, Sir, your ob.:C.,ient Servant C. LLSYlaaall.
constitution. They are particularly s.:rviceable in indigestion, Dug and Stile,iwar Laplelor-.•,,,,, Sf. Gterge's
whether induced by free living, or by a residence in unhealthy Fields, October 1.:17.
climates.