The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-18 00:00:00

" -frultitip tht Ntirear In Nature."

Let those who tire ntil.rted in the following ntaniter reflect on
the cate.e I 1131 itrodme!•ttizuele Ittorock upon the •• a holnoote au-
'with--and powers of lite :"--ili-mticred stomach, dry cough,
weakness in the voier. hoor.ene-.. shortness of hreath upon the
least exeirise, nod relaxation of the whole ty.tem. Those of
dieted with paleness, languor of the eyes, weakness of sight or
memory, should take tvne tet. enisitter Linnteues ndvire. that
" voilth. is the important period for forming a robust constitu-
te'''';' mid that " nothing is to be dreaded so notch as prema-
ture VIM'S." The founttatioo of a happy old age is a good coo-
'lllusion in yowl]; temperance and moderation at that age are
passpotts to hoppv old sire. Nothing can be better described
Carta the words ollodarnstroug

" For wnut of timely care
Million have died of medicable wounds."
For such int 'Woe, then, this healing Ruin is suitable.
pitting" stilled under the ca tneleon appellation of Nernst's and,
.Comomptivi nre its proper climes—die one it w ill eradicate,
the other will he cure.) by its influence. The Balm of Gilead
has produced taose•goorl in thi. country than any medicine sitter
die boom titbit of a Mat eria Metlica. It enriche-the blood with-
out litthatine it' hraces without stimulating too violently the
orevous system ; hers and disburtheas the viscera and other ins-
portant Pr.rAlis ; resolves obstructions, and throws oil viscid
strum liumours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings hack
the uttutular fibre* to their natural and henltt.y tone; as it is
calculated •to produce, in a consider:title degree, all or nay
of **cot Ito it Mtht• under rerinin modifications and re-
seri be equally adapted fur the cure of every species of
decay.'
This medicine has been ourommonly oteee.sful with young
people. who have the appearance and air of old age ; who are
pith. efichusitate, benumbed, stupid, and even imbeeile ; whose
bodies ore !armor brut, who,e lees are no longer able to carry
them; vs ho have an utter distaste for every thing, or are totally
incapacitated. Where tht stomach is frequently disordered the
body is weakened ; puttee's, bodily decay, and ernaelatios
sauced, and the eyes sink into the head.
The Cordial Balm of (Ideal, in bottles, price lla. each, ise
four iu one family bottle s.tr 3s. by which one Ils. bottle Is
saved, duty included.
With each bottle' is given a copious Rill of Directions,
containing select illu4rateems of the efficacy of these medicines,
t\e fluvetitment label er stamp of which has the word. t, Sand.
Solomon. Liverpool," engraven in its official impression, and is
uniformly pasted ou the cork of each bottle. All others are
counterfeits.
• 'gold by gunnel Leith. No. 18, Strand ; Sutton and. Co. (late
Dory .and•Bott.i.a), flaw Church-, ard ; Bacon nod Co. ;150,
01,,nms.ortft, Brodie and Ilowding, Salisbury ; A.
teeirtimer, North-hridge, Edinheren Martin Keene.
No. 6, College-green ;at °amities. Ni'. Parliament-street'
and Of Mess 17. Newbeivand Silos, Dahlia; and tither Medi-
clue Venders * liturcTe and America. .
•.• Dr. lialognon, when consulted, experts his usual fee of
par live/lon slid, letters should, for safety, be thus,
girected—
" :donee Lean. Dr. S'elemoo, ciarad-bOuset twat Liver-
peal. Pa iddefittlel 6t fated"' •

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