By His Majesty's royal letters patent, the restorative nervous cordial and botanical syrup for all disorders of the human body is subject to / invented and prepared by W. Brodum.

  • Brodum, William.
Date:
[1800?]
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Credit: By His Majesty's royal letters patent, the restorative nervous cordial and botanical syrup for all disorders of the human body is subject to / invented and prepared by W. Brodum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    two valuable Medicine* $ fhe Botanical Syrup and Nc'zous Cordial, and, inter taking three bottles, I found myfelf fo much invigorated, both corporally and mentally, that I could fcarctly credit the evidence of my own fenfes. By taking two bottles more, i found myfelffo pcrfedfly icftoied to health and fpirits, that I feelrnyfelf, if 1 may be allowed the exprelfion, an inhabitant of another world. About ten months fince I married, and three weeks ago my wile prefented me with a fon, to the great joy of myfelf and f iends, wholi3da long time defpaired of having the family name perpetuated. If, Sir, you think the publication of this remark.’.ble cure will be a benefit to the community, and to young men in particular, you are pcvrit£IIy at liheity to do fo. My rank and fifuation in life makes it improper for my name to appear at the bottom of an advertife- *ntnc in a public pa er; however, I (hall be in i ondon about the middle of next month, when 1 lhall be happy to allure you with what rcfpr<fi and gratitude I am, Sir, Your much obliged humble Servant, W.E. Royal N-avy, 'To Dr. BRCDVM, No 9, Jill ion-Street, Bhckf <a>s Road. Deal,Sir, fan.z 0,179'$. YC) U have my free permiffion to make p ublic the following cure; I have been a!tiDic'd f t a number of years with a RHEU- 1,1 AT1SM and SCURVY, for which I have tried feveral Medicines wi'hnut receiving an) benefit ; but fortunately a friend of mine re- fpmniSISvcu id R'.S ;CW-Idotttnital Syrup and ‘Nereuaui Cordial, which 1 took for fix weeks, and have row the pte.ifurc to inform you, that I am perfectly cured both of the Rheurnatifm and Scurvy, and as fuch I tvoMd rccogimenji your Medicine; to all Ssa-fating mm, who fh pld never be without it iti long voyages, as they are generally fubjstft to tfte abpve diforder by eating fait provifions, and making*too free with their .cx nflitutions. I am, Sir, your humble fervant. King Edward ftreet, Wapping. D. GLENN Y Fm’werly i/i the Eq/l-lndia ferzice, and notu pitot for the North and South Channels. ^ Bath, March 28, 1799. A Servant pf a gentleman in Great Pulter.cy-Jircet, Bath, la. bouring under a compilation of pain and difeafe, has been perle&Iy cured by Dr. Brodum’s Botanical Syrup : for nearly thefe twelve months bis afhidfion was fo great, that not withfianding the b,pft advice of the Faculty he dragged n a mifera.bje exiflencc, hav- ing conflant pXCRUCIATING PAINS in all his LIMBS, SCORRHUPOUS ERUPTIONS, SWELLED LEGS, and an EMACIATED FRAME, he was cared by taking 'he above Medi- Medicines which was pu;chafed a,t tije reyueft oftne fervant, at Mr. Cr.uttwell’s, Bath, by Mr. J. Gififlrd, a very refpedhable Hair- Wrefi'er of that City, by whom this extraordinary cafe is communi- cated, and vyho will atteft the fa&, and give the name of the party to any p.erfon defirpus of further information. J ^ February 21, 1800. THE ALEXANDER OF LONDON. CAPTAIN WILLIAM TAYLOR, of the Alexander of London, was for a conftderable lens'll of time afRidled with a BILI- OUS and NERVOUS COMPLAINT, for which he had tried fev.ral Medicines without die ft; in this fixation he had recour.e to Dr. Pro hum’s, and, by taken a few bottles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL, was perfe.Rly Cured ; and, at his requeft, this cafe is made public, for the benefit of thofc who may labour under a fimilar complaint. WILLIAM LA a LOR.