Remarks on the concentrated extract; or, anima of quassia, (in the form of pills) lately invented, and prepared by Hallam & Co. Which is found to be an incomparable remedy for weak and debilitated constitutions ... In short, in all cases where the constitution has been reduced by disease or irregularities.

  • Hallam and Co.
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[1800?]
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Credit: Remarks on the concentrated extract; or, anima of quassia, (in the form of pills) lately invented, and prepared by Hallam & Co. Which is found to be an incomparable remedy for weak and debilitated constitutions ... In short, in all cases where the constitution has been reduced by disease or irregularities. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    you the truth, I had no hopes of recovery, and was determined i?at to teaze myfelf much with medicine. In the courfe of fix days mv appetite grew keen, and my food pieafant (for the firft time for above three years) ; in 12 days my body became regular, and my fvflem invigorated the Hypochondriac affections entirely vanifhed, and left me to enjoy health with increafing iirength, f continued them feme time longer, with aftonifhing benefit, and am now thankful I am reftored to primitive health. I with, if it meets your approbation* my cafe may be pub lulled. I remain, nAs a proof that the Nervous h Svftem is re-eftablifhecj, [ I wrote this failing this f morning, J Sir, with refpedf and gratitude, Tour’s, JOHN TURNER, Juti, PUL MON ART CONSUMPTION ^Extract of a Letter from. Elizabeth Reeve, to a Friend, Respected Friend, Tivetshall, Norfolk, 7 Mo. 16th, 1800. I have the pleafure of informing thee, William Reeve, Young Man thee kindly prefented with a box of Extract of Ihirfa, is pow finely recovered from a long indifpofition ; and has, indeed, caufe to he thankful :o kind Providence and thee, for providing him fo effectual a remedy. He was firft indifpofed about Chrifimas laft, with Rheumatifm and a Scorbutic Diforder, which caufed his legs.to be much ftvelled and inflamed, this continued nearly two months, when he feemed lecovering ; but by taking frefh cold, brought on an In- flammation 0 his Lungs; two Ulcers broke at different times, which (lifebarged much blood and matter, which reduced him to a very low ebb, his Breath was very ftiort, his Ancles fwelled,Tremblings within him, and feemed to have no Appetbe. Since taking the Extra ft of Huaffia, his Appetite and Strength have recovered, his Breathing is completely relieved, his Legs are no longer fvvelled, and he now follows his former occupation without fatigue; he thinks himfe'f fo well as to have no occafton lot more medicine ; he has bv him a part ef the laft box, which he continues to take. I am, refpe&fully, thy Friend, E. REEVE. To B. SftAW, No. 74, Borough. Sir, Ha c be/I on, Align/ p, 1S0Q. I was for fome time troubled with a low Nervous Fever, attended with conftant Debility, and frequent Giddinefs in my Head, fo much fo as to caufe me to dagger asa man intoxicated, my Appetite fo much impaired that I had Icarcely a wifli for food; my countenance difk covered my internal complaint to a friend of mine, who ftrongly recommended the Concentrat'd ExtraA, or Anima of Quassia, from having before witnefted its efficacy in a fimilar cafe, I complied with his advice—to my pleafure and aftonifhment found myfelf after a lew times taking it, rapidly gaining ftrength—-my Appetite returned, a6 did my faculties which were much inrpaired? and am now able td