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... Depot. 493 Oxford-street London Fits— Fits ok knkss.—A certain method of cure has been discovered for this distressing complaint by a physici an, who desirous that all suffer its may benefit from this providential discovery t is never known to fail, ...
... Depot, 493 Oxford-a treat London Fit»— Epii-eptio Fits or certain method of enre lias been discovered for this distressing complaint by physici an, who is desirous that allsufferers may benefit from this providential discovery never known to fail, and will ...
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... Oxford-street London Fit*—Epileptic Fits or Falling Sickness. —A certain method of cure has been discovered for this distressing complaint by a an, who is desirous that allsufferers may benefit from this providential discovery is never known to fail, and will ...
... practical omnibus builders, in accounting for the I upper framework of the window so suddenly pro, ttuding several inches inwards with violence when traver.ing a rough part in the roadway. - A number of offences committed during the prevalence of the were ...
... world to produce such swill• rine to equal them for removing Use above-name! complaints, and metering the patient to sound sad laating health. Eveg sufferer is sweetly inward to try One bee of the Fills, awl they will be ackauelodged to he WORTH A GUINEA ...
... body Homs - Eule members, strike at the principles not the practice to Persia that of Earl Gran- of the Government. The complaints that the Ere- from the 1 cutive was slow to move, that it was only compelled vOIe the House Lords, » ro ,' recognise the ...
... Majesty ; and when every letter that reached the gentle Tudor princess from her trusty servants in Ireland was filled with complaints of the lamentable state of this accursed country. The enemy is grown insolent and intractable, wrote one;; in discipline ...
... if IMPORTA No M The Discovery of this boon to thousands of suflV scat of sulTerinc, its rare . , i. every part. heal* inward wounds and ulcers of the Stomach, Bowei.s o« Womb, strengthens the spinal marrow in cases of nervous weakness and depression ...
... relief and comba t to those afflicted with the above distressing and, when neglected, dangerous complaints. Let any persons troubled with any the above complaints give Becchain Cough Pills trial. The most violent Cough will in a short time be removed. Caution* ...