A short essay on the virtues of Dr. Norris's antimonial drops.

  • Norris, Thomas, active 1780.
Date:
[1775]
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Credit: A short essay on the virtues of Dr. Norris's antimonial drops. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ( 3° ) “ them ftrongly to all perfons labouring under fuck «fi diforders, as one of the moil fovereign remedies. <c If you think proper, you have my permifiion to tc make this ietter publick, as it is but doing common “ juftice to that heavenly medicine, and my fellow ££ creatures alfo. C£ I am, SIR, “ Your much obliged and moll humble fervant, Bennett ftreet, Siory’s-gate, “ 1 AUL MaYLOR. Weft-minfter, Dec. 19, 1774- ToDr. 'Norris, Duke-fireet, JVeftminfter. “ S I R, €C T §rea^y opprelied with a bilious diforder$ “ 1 and fey ere ly afflitted with an hereditary gout 5 infomuch that for the moil part of my time I “ was rendered incapable of doing any b.ufinefs, ’till by the generous effedls of your Antimonial Drops my bilious complaints are removed ; and each fit <c of the gout rendered fo fhort, by fupporting a gentle perfpiration univerfally, when it came on, which they never yet failed to do in all my experience of “ them. I have ufed them, at times, thele five years and never enjoyed a better ftate of health than fmce I have taken of them •, wifhing the fame good effects on others that I have experienced from them. Crown-court, Butcher-Row, Jan. 15, 1-775- “ I am SIR, “ Your very humble fervant, “ R. Ledg ley.” 5T0 Dr. Norris, Duke-fir eet, Weftminfier. “SIR