By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. Dr. Brodum's nervous cordial, and botanical syrup / [William Brodum].

  • Brodum, William
Date:
[1801?]
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Credit: By His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. Dr. Brodum's nervous cordial, and botanical syrup / [William Brodum]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    '**Nnn J| # By His Majeftys Royal Letters Patent. Nervous Cordial, and Botanical Syrup. SOLD BY JEBOULT and Co. late Bason, No. 150, Oxford-street. TUTT, Royal Exchange. E. NEWBURY, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard. BOLTON, Royal-Exchange. WILLIAMS, Perfumer to ■ His Majesty, No. 41, Pall-maM. NEWTON, Great Russels treet, Bloomsbury. AIMICK and Co. Haymarket. CHING and BUTLER, No. 4, Cheapfde. „ And of all the Booksellers, Printers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders, 1st the principal Market Towns in die Three Kingdoms. A LISP OF CURES. Lieut. W. PARDOR, of his majesty’s gun vessel fearless. SIR,-It is with infinite, satisfaction I acknowledge the excel¬ lence of your Botanical Syrup, which has entirely relieved me from the moll EXCRUCIATING RHEUMATIC PAINS AND CON¬ TRACT ON OF THE upwards of cer .nor ' - Jaable medicin • to the utmoft of my power o, which I have- been afflicted' with Be assured I shall recommend your va- I remain, SIR, your very obedient humbfe Servant, LIEUT. W. PARjDGE, Plymouth Dock, 'July 31, I Boo. To Doctor Brodum son. The following chfe was received by Mr Thomas hvhUe, Mafier of the Academy, Col cues* TER, from a refpeBalle gentleman, who was recommended to take Dr. Brodum’s Medicines by Mr. J. Cooler, gentleman Banner, at Eevikgton, near Jpfviph, who was himfdf radically cured by .taking the Botanical Syru iy.with a requeft from the Patient for its immediate Publicati n. A Gentleman who is induced from his connections with medical men, to refrain Ih- feriing his'name and addrefs, wiflies fr.un the pureil motives of philantrophy, that his cafe may be made known to every a dh malic per.on in the kingdom. For 18 years he had been feverely a hi idled \v to an ,a, that every winter rendered his life very uncomfortable j the cough ate- . ant on ins complaint, generally attacked him at the beginning of every winter, and tPjmnued till the warm weafber of the enfuing fummer arrived, and fo violent and alarming were its fpalmedic effedls, that many times it has thrown him down on tire floor, deprived ot all fenfibiitty, and to all human appear¬ ance of life 5 by the advice of Mr. Codper, above mentioned, lie waited on Dr. Bro~ dum, took 3 bottles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone he attributes the bleflingS; of a perfect cure, having palled through the late winter, ( with foarcely . me¬ mento of. his old trouble.fome companion, which had not given him a weeks refute in 18 preceding winters, - June 2, zSoi. Mrs. Jewell, Lihen-Braper,Brompton, near Chatham,was afflicted six .years with a complication of disorders, which baffled the skill of seve - ral persons of the profession ; her body .was swelled in a violent manner# so much as to be called by some the dropsy, some a bilious complaint, &c. her legs were in such a situation as at the ancles to spread over the shoes at times; she was afraid, from an oppression in her breast, of being ehoaked for want of breath. In this condition her life be¬ came a burthen, being hopeless of any relief from medicine, bht for¬ tunately applying to Dr. Brodum, was perfectly recovered by his Nervous Cordial. Any person questioning the authenticity of the above? on application, or by letter, (postpaid) may receive full satisfaction.* * \>