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... for tile wean. of its recov ! Tne CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is universally - noknowledeed - to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wattings, lies of appetite, indigrytion, alter shin of spirits, trentblare or shaking of the Wools or hubs, obstinate eosighs ...
... inesto• le toohappy .. patient :oaks around, too) mej i tM cif 'its ! Al.ll OF' is sisiverrilly actliarly efficacious in all inward wastinoligettion, depre-sion of spirits, trentthe or obstiaate coughs mid coneutnptive hat'hits. It thins the violent pail: ...
... for the means of its recovery The CORDIAL BALM OF GIL EA 0 is universally atknowledge& th he peculiarly elbearious in all inward %timings, loss of appetite, iatliaestion, depre sins of spirits, trembling or shakoug of the 'bands or limb , obstinate .coingliss ...
... EN C E of M UST AR D, universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy iu Rheumati sm , Palsies, Gouty Afeetions, and Complaints of the titotnach ; bat where this certain Remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, ...
... alas ! in vain, font the imam of its recuirry 1 The CORDIAL, BACK OF is milversally at' lasowledged to be pecaliatly In all inward westlags, loss of appetite, indigesdou, dereolos of spirits, item- Mug or shaking of the bats& or limbs, obstinate coughs ...
... expeditions made of prank % superior:4o any 'other yet adapted. The weakness,' rens, bon, and debilav proceeding from this complaint, are dily removed, and the patient . restored to wand and vireo health. But where the tkdrility has for years existed,aps ...
... NEVI.- DISORDERS and INWARD DECAY, LIMP**, FIB. 10.—Wis have been in sank . 'de.. of Memory. gree. of bustle for some days pait, occasioned by Nine« of Sight. Horrors of the Mini. Pits- of the Back and Loirm,i Paralytic Complaints, &c. the unexpected surrender ...
... Majesty's imam to c - ateinplote the possibiLty of commeetwe operaaws with a British army trots a point so much in advance %inwards Cie (mailer o f France as Ant weep, neither is there allied force as yet in the field in the North of Germany Ithignittsile ...
... of the body, and they prove fatal, hy_eading in a consinaption or decay. Both as a preventive and cure of these alarming complaints, the abuse Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest chant-. in this country, bath in rank and r ...
... public affairs, and fulfilling the stipetations of the late Treaty. His Majesty concluded with saying, that all grounds of complaint on the part of France being removed, he expected every sup. port from his august brother the Emperor of the . French ; provided ...
... injudicious administration of Mei-Cory, sti,st pat .excess, improper practices, fainting fits, violent head-acites, complaints Of the lungs, inward wasting, trembling or shale iag of the hands or limbs, shortness of lweath,- consumptive habits, &c. Is prepared ...
... House to he acquainted with the hature of the office of the K ing's Prochir : if any cause of complaint exists against him it is only by him that complaint can .be made to the, Judge.''The NOble Lord then read a number of, Acts totem. couraging the duty ...