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/-I All's Atsitibilious Pills.—The Most ...

/ -i ALL'S ATSITIBILIOUS PILLS . —The most useful Family Medicine in circulation , ^ -T being mild in operation , and certain in its beneficial effects for those disorders arising from a vitiated state of the Bile , and morbid action of the Liver , namely , Indigestion , Loss of Appetite , Sick Head-ache , Heart-burn , Flatulency , Jaundice , Habitual Costiveness , Head-ache arising from Intemperance , and all the variety of Complaints produced by a disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels ; the disagreeable operation of an Emetic , may , pi most cases , be avoided , by taking them according to the directions . GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS are prepared without Mercury , and maybe taken

by the most delicate constitutions without restraint or confinement ; they have stood the test of the last forty years with increasing circulation . Travellers to , and residents in the East or West Indies , will find them a valuable appendage , being eminently adapted to repel the serious Bilious attacks to which Europeans are subject in these climates . They are particularly recommended to correct disorders arising from excesses at the table , to restore tone to the Stomach , and to remove those complaints occasioned by irregularity of the Bowels . Sold in Poxes 13 i __ . and 2 s . 9 <__ each , by all Vendors of Medicine in the United Kingdom , and in Family Boxes , at 20 s . each ,

BY THE PROPRIETORS , AT WOODBRIDGE , SUFFOLK , FOR TBE USE OF FAMILIES AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES . To prevent counterfeits , the public are cautioned to observe that the Names of BENJAMIN and ABRAHAM GALL , are by permission of her Majesty ' s Honourable Commissioners , engraved upon the Stamp surrounding each Box , without which Stamp the Medicine cannot be genuine .

The following extracts of Letters , received by the Proprietors , at various periods , prove the estimation in which this valuable Medicine is held by the Public : — From Sir Thomas Strickland , Bart ., Kendall , "Westmorland , August 19 th , 1824 . SIR , Your- Antibilious Pills having been so much approved of by myself and many of my friends , I beg you to send me down , by the very first conveyance , one dozen Boxes . I am , Sir , your obedient servant ,. THOMAS STUICKLAND . From Mr . Tliomas Wood , Dallingho , Suffolk , December 15 th , 1805 .

SIR , Your Antibilious Pills having been so much recommended to me as a general Laxative Medicine , and for removing obstructions in the Stomach , & c , I was induced to make trial of them myself , and have frequently given them to my family , and poor neighbours , where I have seen their good effects in removing Bilious attacks , and in my opinion preventing serious illness . For the good of the Public , and in-justice to so excellent a Medicine , you have my permission to make this public . I am , Sir , yours obediently , THOMAS WOOD . From Lieut .- Col . Kenan 31 st Native Infantry . Calcutta 1 st May 1835 . —S IRPrior to

, , , , my leaving England in July last , 1 was recommended to apply to you for a supply of your Antibilious Pills , having for a long time suffered severely from a violent Bilious attack ; I am happy to say I have found so much benefit from them , that I' request you will prepare for me a fresh supply , and forward them to me by the very first vessel coming out . I am , Sir , your obedient servant , W . KEMM . IMPORTANT TO FEMALES . There are few Mothers who do not suffer severely from that distressing complaint , sore

nipples , which makes them dread giving to their offspring the nourishment designed by nature , the administering of which is as beneficial to the child , as it is a source of peculiar pleasure to the fond parent . GALL'S NIPPLE LINIMENT Is particularly recommended to Mothers , as a safe and efficacious remedy for that painful disorder , since its use will enable them in almost every case to perform their office with impunity , and even with comparative ease and comfort . In bottles , Is . l | d . each . Sold by most respectable Medicine Vendors in the Kingdom . ¦ Observe the names of Benjamin and Abraham Gall are engraved on the Government Stamp , without which , they are not genuine .

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ON THE STUDY OF MASONIC ANTIQUITIES. Article 9
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THE FREEMASONS' LEXICON. Article 20
COLLEGE MUSINGS. Article 29
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 36
A MASONIC ANECDOTE Article 39
THE STATUE AND THE DREAMER. Article 39
TO THE EDITOR. Article 40
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

/-I All's Atsitibilious Pills.—The Most ...

/ -i ALL'S ATSITIBILIOUS PILLS . —The most useful Family Medicine in circulation , ^ -T being mild in operation , and certain in its beneficial effects for those disorders arising from a vitiated state of the Bile , and morbid action of the Liver , namely , Indigestion , Loss of Appetite , Sick Head-ache , Heart-burn , Flatulency , Jaundice , Habitual Costiveness , Head-ache arising from Intemperance , and all the variety of Complaints produced by a disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels ; the disagreeable operation of an Emetic , may , pi most cases , be avoided , by taking them according to the directions . GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS are prepared without Mercury , and maybe taken

by the most delicate constitutions without restraint or confinement ; they have stood the test of the last forty years with increasing circulation . Travellers to , and residents in the East or West Indies , will find them a valuable appendage , being eminently adapted to repel the serious Bilious attacks to which Europeans are subject in these climates . They are particularly recommended to correct disorders arising from excesses at the table , to restore tone to the Stomach , and to remove those complaints occasioned by irregularity of the Bowels . Sold in Poxes 13 i __ . and 2 s . 9 <__ each , by all Vendors of Medicine in the United Kingdom , and in Family Boxes , at 20 s . each ,

BY THE PROPRIETORS , AT WOODBRIDGE , SUFFOLK , FOR TBE USE OF FAMILIES AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES . To prevent counterfeits , the public are cautioned to observe that the Names of BENJAMIN and ABRAHAM GALL , are by permission of her Majesty ' s Honourable Commissioners , engraved upon the Stamp surrounding each Box , without which Stamp the Medicine cannot be genuine .

The following extracts of Letters , received by the Proprietors , at various periods , prove the estimation in which this valuable Medicine is held by the Public : — From Sir Thomas Strickland , Bart ., Kendall , "Westmorland , August 19 th , 1824 . SIR , Your- Antibilious Pills having been so much approved of by myself and many of my friends , I beg you to send me down , by the very first conveyance , one dozen Boxes . I am , Sir , your obedient servant ,. THOMAS STUICKLAND . From Mr . Tliomas Wood , Dallingho , Suffolk , December 15 th , 1805 .

SIR , Your Antibilious Pills having been so much recommended to me as a general Laxative Medicine , and for removing obstructions in the Stomach , & c , I was induced to make trial of them myself , and have frequently given them to my family , and poor neighbours , where I have seen their good effects in removing Bilious attacks , and in my opinion preventing serious illness . For the good of the Public , and in-justice to so excellent a Medicine , you have my permission to make this public . I am , Sir , yours obediently , THOMAS WOOD . From Lieut .- Col . Kenan 31 st Native Infantry . Calcutta 1 st May 1835 . —S IRPrior to

, , , , my leaving England in July last , 1 was recommended to apply to you for a supply of your Antibilious Pills , having for a long time suffered severely from a violent Bilious attack ; I am happy to say I have found so much benefit from them , that I' request you will prepare for me a fresh supply , and forward them to me by the very first vessel coming out . I am , Sir , your obedient servant , W . KEMM . IMPORTANT TO FEMALES . There are few Mothers who do not suffer severely from that distressing complaint , sore

nipples , which makes them dread giving to their offspring the nourishment designed by nature , the administering of which is as beneficial to the child , as it is a source of peculiar pleasure to the fond parent . GALL'S NIPPLE LINIMENT Is particularly recommended to Mothers , as a safe and efficacious remedy for that painful disorder , since its use will enable them in almost every case to perform their office with impunity , and even with comparative ease and comfort . In bottles , Is . l | d . each . Sold by most respectable Medicine Vendors in the Kingdom . ¦ Observe the names of Benjamin and Abraham Gall are engraved on the Government Stamp , without which , they are not genuine .

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