A few interesting remarks on bilious disorders, particularly the jaundice, and yellow fever, &c. : highly important to persons of fashion, the sedentary, and those who inhabit or frequent tropical climates, recommending the anti-bilious powder, a certain and experienced remedy / by Robert Priestley.

Priestley, Robert, -1799.

Date:: 1798

Credit: A few interesting remarks on bilious disorders, particularly the jaundice, and yellow fever, &c. : highly important to persons of fashion, the sedentary, and those who inhabit or frequent tropical climates, recommending the anti-bilious powder, a certain and experienced remedy / by Robert Priestley. 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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$Country for a few Weeks, which I did, but to no purpose, for instead of doing her any service, I thought her worse than when she went. However, after hearing of Dr. Priesdey's Medicine for curing the Jaundice, I was determined she should make trial of his Anti-Bilious Powders, which she accordingly did, after taking two of them, at four different times, to my great astonish- ment, she seemed much better and more chearful, with a return of appetite, and after giving over taking for four mornings together, she took two Powders more, at four other different times, and I, as well as all her acquaintance, were surprized to per- ceive her natural colour, strength, appetite, and vivacity returned, and she is now perfectly cured.—It is no more than doing common Jusuce to Dr. Priestley, and for the benefit of Mankind in general to make this Case Public.—With my thanks (and particularly those of the young Woman) full of gratitude, giving leave to the Doctor to make what use of this Certificate he pleases. As witness my Hafid, Wm. MANN, Sen. Attorney at Lait\ Sitnny-Bemky near Leeds y Jan. id, i']':)'^. Witness HARRIET MANN, (The Person lately afHicted.) N CASE$