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... Innkeeper in Bromley. This remedy is composed of the mildest ingre- dients, and has been found particularly useful for the complaint commonly called the Ear-ach. Dr. Tatlor's inestimable Remedy has excited such universal admiration, that many of the faculty ...
... the agents and newsmen who circulate this paper. MEDICAL FACTS If^i ON I VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MANY persons that have imagined themselves to be cured of the venereal complaint, have had the misfortune to break out six or seven years afterwards. A proof happened ...
... nervous complaint by a few bottles, and that when she began taking it, she could scarcely attend to any thing. — The above from Mr Haaard, of Bath. Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, for the weak, the sickly, and the in- firm, in all inward decays, ...
... have received the greatest benefit _-m_ the use of this valuable remedy. One bottle cures the most obstinate degree of that complaint, although composed of tlie mildest in- gredients, and it may be used at all seasons with perfect ease and safety. Price Bs ...
... TAYLOR'S celebrated REMEDY for DEAF- NESS ; one bottle of which has been found to cure the most obstinate degree of that complaint, although it is most perfectly safe and easy to administer. A gentleman in Golden-square, London, has been cured of deafness ...
... French fleets arc within a few days fail of each other, on our coaft, and from daily information from fome of our outward and inward bound vefleis, I am fure each fleet knows where the other is, and what force. lam of opinion that the French will make an ...
... king's , evil, tec. it is requisite the Doctor should see and examine them himself; tout those who are afflicted with inward complaints,- may be informed whe- ther their disorders ar» curable or not,; by sending a stateinentof their case* with their morning ...
... any of these direful diseases, to their friends and relatives, as well as to the rising generation, that such hereditary complaints may be speediiy re- moved, and the blood purified from every degree ot miasma. TheKiNc's Evil, St r vm a or Sc nof o t a ...
... to ! pals fnbjv-cted us all to a galling fire of j round and grape from the batiery, the guris of which were ail pointed inwards, and which in return we could only anfwer by I difcharges of mufketry. GelTendorff, though certainly tenable with tbe numbers ...
... injudicious adminiftration of mercury, diffipation, excefs, improper practices, fainting fits, violent head- aches, complaints of the lungs, inward waitings, trembling or .baking of the hands or limbs, lhort- nefs of breath, consumptive habits. Sec. arc. In ...