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LIVER COMPLAINT&
puhlished, the Third Edition, very considerably enlarged,
price es. 6d. deo. boards,
TTS and OBSERVATIONS on LIVER COM-
PLAINTS, and those various and extensive Derange-
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..10i411; depicting the sources which lead to a morbid state
Digestive Organs. With Practical Remarks on the dd.
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3rtant points essential to health; prescribing a new and
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the rcault of an extensive experience in various climates,
-ly directed to these diseases, addressed equally to the
:s to those of the Profession.
By JOHN FAITIIHORN,
Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
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,g complaints.:
TkeVILKERE A L DISEASE, for which they have disco-
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ting the disorder without debilitating the constitution.—
•'.y kas been used fur some time with the happiest effects

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ACTS and OBSE
PLAINTS, and
.ts of the Constitution
ltraotion; depicting th
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.: Properties of the 13
• • important points ess
• nil mode of treat
the result of an ext
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By JOI
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others which origin
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, • TIBILIOUS PILL
• than any other sued
• •tnmentlation to the u
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• • operation with succt
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bosom, by patients a
wing complaints.:
st,TheYEKEREAI
a remedy that is not
the cure of this comi
..rating the disorder
remedy has been use
the Continent, and prc
the use of Mercury,
eases. 2dly, In cat
• SCULAR RELA)
• I.furtenate, and the:,
pupil of the illustrinu
treatment, which in di
in this Country. Si,
teat, restores his an
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