An account of that most excellent medicine, the cordial balm of Gilead, so justly celebrated for the relief and cure of nervous disorders, female complaints, weaknesses, loss of appetite, impurity of blood, head-ache, relaxation.

  • Solomon, Samuel, -approximately 1818.
Date:
[1799?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An account of that most excellent medicine, the cordial balm of Gilead, so justly celebrated for the relief and cure of nervous disorders, female complaints, weaknesses, loss of appetite, impurity of blood, head-ache, relaxation. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    - ' > L 4 1 • SpilftjptU, and\!o. Importers of this Medioine in Dublin, have the fatisfaftion to allure the'Public, that in the whole courle o’t their bulinefs, they have not ex¬ perienced fuch an extraordinary den land tor any’Medicine, as'for the Cukdi a l Balm of Gt lead } having adfijaM^ 'Told 'near. THREE THOUSAND BOT¬ TLES in little more than Twelve Months-,—a certain proof ot its itnparalled and wonderful efficacy.. * ■». j ^ + § t Want of room, and delicacy, preclude the infertion of letters of importance to the community, and to youth hi particular. They may however be feen at large in the Doctor’s'publication entitled <GA Guide to Health :'1 a new edition of which. -is now*'jutt-publilhing at three Shillings, and may be at II, D. Symonds, Pa_Rrnofte r- row, London} and all book fellers, with an elegant portrait of the 'Author. U * ’ * To the AFFLICTED. f Dr.- Solomon derives the create ft latisfa6tion from the number of cafes that 4 aim oft daily occur, wherein the efficacy of the . Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon- *'H’ratedy iii eradicat ing the word and molt dangerous fymptoms of nervous dilbr- * ders -T and he is fully'convinced that nothing has tended fo much to ettablilh the fame of this Medicine, as its certain luecefs in thole complaints which ftrike theU root fo deep in the conltitution, and are fo fatal to the happinefs of Mankind. .. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is therefore.earneftly recommended to thole who- n advanced age feel the confequencee of youthful excels, or unfortunate youth who have thereby brought on themlelves a numerous train of evils. It is at once, tne molt elegant and efficacious Medicine, ever yet difeovered for nervous difeales. To the young it will afford lafting' health, ttrepgth and fpirits, in place uf , lafhtude and debility} and to the aged and infirm it will allured!y ftrrnifh great . relief and comfort by gently and lately invigorating the lyftem. .Nervous' dilorders of every kind, and from whatever caufe arifing, all the train of finking anxieties, and tremors, which fo dreadfully affect the weak, the feden- . tary, and the.delicate, will in a ikort time be fucceeded by chearfulnefs, and every s.prefage of health. E*** Perfbnsjn the country requiring the Doctor’s opinion relative to inveterate . e-afes, are to enclose his.ufual fee of Half-a-Guinea, in a. letter, with the ltate * of their cafe.—Such Letters Ihould fforffeiy) be thus directed—“.Money-letter, LDr. Solomon-, Solomon’s Place, Brownlow Street, Liverpool} paid double poftageU / Iff Letters .may be ordered to be add relied for X. Z. or A. B. at the Pott Office, tkl called for. * * ' A-faving of One Pound Six-Jhiilings, -N, B. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is fold in Bottles, Price Half-a-Guinea each. —There are alio Boxes, Price 5I. containing equal to twelve Bottles, at 10s. 6d. by which the Patient laves it. 6s. which can be had of the Dohtor, by remitting a Five Pound Bank Note. UT A Book of Directions with a variety of remarkable Cafes, is Sealed up with each Bottle. Sold Wholesale* by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool; Mr.,Mathews 'No. IB,- Strand, London; Mr. M‘Donald, Glasgow; Mr. Smith;- No. *38, North Bridge-Street, Edinburgh; Spiljhury, and Co* No. 45, Mary-Street, and Mr. Davifons, No. 1, Parliament-Street, Dublin. And by all Printers, Book/ellers, and Venders 'of Medicines, in the thjee kingdoms, with directions.