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London, England, 1816-10-16 00:00:00

DIXON'S AIC EIBiLItAIS PILLS.
IT • iirSE Pills long since obtained a jag cell
Sitirk
JL ie the priirs ie practice of the Proprietor, 111 n pIXON,
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate
bilious disorders, on tiumerou. i'4 Isms of distinction, parti-
cularly tl.e likhe of 11:-.1)11) AD, the Dowager Lady SAY
and the Viscounts.. !AVIA LEY,-&c. &c. he was per •
suaded to °Mr them !w Ow Public, under sanction of their siaines.
They are found to be an incomparable remedy for indiges-
don, and.restonnp the tone of the stomach. they remove ha-
bitual and temporary costiveness, sick heal-achs; and Iteart•burth
whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, bstean.
peiate diet, or..drinking to excess, and win be found a. mo,t
yabable Medicine to be resortti to upon every Indisposition, or.•
casWned by a disordered state r: the titomich and Sowals.
gold by Messrs. B•stler and Sons, -Nn. 4, Cheapside, London;
in !torts It r• ud. 6.. and zas and also by Mr. Gardner, George:.
agree, Edinburgh; Messrs. i4ewbery and Sons, Danse•strest,
Dublin; and the ii.fisdione Venders in every City and Town in
thelluited Kingdom

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SI quid nevisti rialto lode
Caudillo intperti, sinon his mere meenm.—Hoe.
TregOlate the ourtian p issiosts, not to .destrny
them; to glee them a proper dtrection acrd a due force, in•
stied of siainly attempting to cradles:6i; dons from our nature, or
foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into nevi chan-
t:els-1s the business of a raticoral morality, dictated by thepre-
cepts of the palest liell;ion, and countenankod by the conclue.ons
of the sound..st phtjosophy, It is unnecessary, after all that has
been elititien on this subject, to describe the symptoms Which Ito
ditiste kboat ditelseaThar ore brought upon the human body-anti
mind by indulging to exteas is sexual pleasures, and pordeulatiy.
by persevering in a peroic.ous habit too twill: duly *Tolled at
SERtit:l. -
It metre concerns the peivate ha; pines of ladividouls and the
general prosperity of the Gauntry, to announce to the Public., that
atom a loog and extensive practice in this particular Draft& of
the, Profession, we tau with the greatest confidence assure al
Parents and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour
under a general or partial debility and derangements of 'the
N serous Svs7 whether produced by this habit, by inveterate
ST PUILITIC lOtection, by intemperate living, or residence is hot
cbma•.eA, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief,
or by excesses of aoy kind, that we have it in our power to offer
an *windy new Method of cure, without the smallest use of
bitaacuar, which Mall the varieties sod inall the niters of these
complaints, has continued to answer the most sangUido dtpecta-
dons of Patients of both Sexes.
The earnestness. and anxiety with which the world has long
looked for so great a desideratum in the comforts and Improve ,
meats of a polished and enllehtenetlage, as that of men of skill,'
talentso and integrite, dreptitig themselves exclusively to these
diseases, is evinced by the eager applications tor advice and me:
dicines which we ate daily receiving from every quarter of the
world. In alight and recent cases of Syphylitic Infection, a per-
fect cure is completed in the Aloft OeriOdo4wo days; and those
of the utmost inveteratt, where other Practitioners have failed,
a peeper perseverance is our plan of treatment, ensures .to the
patient a safe and radical cure. • Sttictures of the Urethra, from
tea to twenty years duration, are by our superior method of cure,
peimatiently removed in' the course of three weeks.
Patients of either set may consult us vgith the greatest honour,
secrecy, and delicaq, at our house, No. 10, Hrton.garden.—
* Patients ill the country, desetibing the nature of their case and
lucloaing a remittance tOr advice end medicines, the same still be
seta to all parts of the world. CURRIE and CO., Surgeons,
No. 107, Hatton-Garden:4,
N. B. The above important discovery in the cure of Syphylis
and bebility, was matute't by.. 00. Cupid', in his late travels
' thelsugh FRANCE, NAPiX3, Gad itOINE, flow whenie hetes
Just returned with soot:Oil:My interesting and important facts re-
specting the ,present state of .medieal and surgical practice on the
Contend!.!, wide's he is preparing to lay before-the public is a
int:attire on tle:./ complaints, and width he hopes to rte el* in a
dew weighs to publish.