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... continued talirg the Solvent ugularly, till tit Stout wai entirely brought iff, aid now remains entirely free from hit former Complaints, and in better Health than ht has bun fir maty Tears puff. , Mr. Harpur, at Lord George Berths, had been with the Stone ...
... Coughs in children, and of itan: ing ; conft.tutions broken by lntempess are tvon reftorcd te health ond vigou: ;. reftoring Inward Wattings, Weaknets, and Deesys, prom Digettion, recovering loft Appetite, --=The this medicine, in preducing fo many noble ...
... teeth, as well as if done by a dent n5 Davifon’s much-admired Orris Powder for preferving the Hair, &c. &c. finding general complaints made by the Nodi- lity and Gentry, of the want of Perfumes, pure and me dulterated, has ‘ately vifited all thofe places ...
... broken by intemperance, longzeft ing d to health and vigour; re ftoring, al} are foon reftore Weuknets, and De $3 promoting Inward Waftings, &e.-—The fuccefs of Digettion, recover! ng loft_Appetite, this medicine, in produc ino fo man y noble effeéts, thas ...
... cafe, have cut oft fifteen ships of the enemy, had aé// the Captains in the feet done their Sir George then ftates his complaints agaiuit particular offi- cers for difobediettce of fignals, and mentions his intention of bringing them before courts ual ...
... embafm the hermit’s While “Care's black trite Tegal towers With thee ’ Tue mind plain diet, and vigsur give. Whi at reff, no inward tempeft kiiows, ambition, envy, wakeful live, And ath oufand flings in vurying woes. The mildeft ra ys illume the buinble ...
... St. TH E ?fow ëûf Mr. Hire, Diamond Mcrct.anl, London, afteut Ji y,ars of age, aas afflicted aiaii* tune with fit ere inward Canvulfi-ini, Fits, and Fauiiii g*. vlikh fnijiient altacitt, iwpair- hi, uu.ierftiuidmg ami faculties, rmdered him iocppatde ...
... on Dr. LOW CASK THE fan of Mr. Hart, Diaoraiid Merchant, London, about ai year* of age, was affii&ed lojig time with ievere inward Convutiions, Fits, and Famtings, which by frequent attacks, impairing his undcrftaodmg. and faculties, rendered him incapable ...
... eafe aimoft 2s foon a5 taken:. an ex- cellent Reftorative ingll inward Decays and Weak- esses. and a chronje Dif- \ Nor are. the excelient.qnaiities of this Balfam confine! to inward complaints. only, but itis of equal efficacy in external ones, and .demonftrates ...
... taken. Itis likewife an ex- cellent Reftorative inal] inward Decays and Weak- ealec. nefles, and a from moft chronic Dif- +4 Nor are the excellent qualities of this Balfam confined te inward complaints only, but it is. of equal efficacy in external ones ...
... as taken. Itis likewife an ex4 Reftorative in all inward Decays and Weak; neiles, enfec_ and a Prefervative fiom moft chronic Nor are the excellent qualities of this Balfam confined to inward complaints onty, but it is: equal efficacy in external ones ...
... foon as taken. It is likewife an cellent Reftorative in all inward Decays and eafles. neffes, and a Prefervative from chronic: Dif Nor ere the excellent qualities of this Ba!fam confined to inward compiaints only, but i: is of tes equal efficaty in external ...