The guardian of health, long life, and happiness!, or, The whole art of preventing and curing diseases ... to which is now first added, the Christian's universal prayer! with a preface. exhibiting a short sketch of Dr. Graham's religious principles, and moral sentiments ... / by James Graham.

  • Graham, James, 1745-1794.
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[1784]
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Credit: The guardian of health, long life, and happiness!, or, The whole art of preventing and curing diseases ... to which is now first added, the Christian's universal prayer! with a preface. exhibiting a short sketch of Dr. Graham's religious principles, and moral sentiments ... / by James Graham. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    es in the above cafes, that appear in my books of cures, a rcfpeCUble ltlewoman a few days ago brought to me about two rea cupfuls of redifh '< land, which three doles of this medicine brought away from her, after rge quantity of (kins and white matter, and fhe is now perfectly free a the violent agonies of pain, {training, and frequent needing, which e her cries and mourning- extremely dreadful to even diftant neighbours, ’e!l as to her own family. In moft painful and imminently dangerous ireftior.s and incontinency of urine ; in excruciating pain of the back ca ’eaft motions; in forcings and dreadful (trainings to evacuate a fpoonful :ven a few drops of urine,—purulent, bloody, fkinny, and mixed ; in ns, palfits, rawuefs and fore fpongynefs of the neck of the bladder; in the confirmed ftone or hones in the bladder, this inftantly and molt derfuily penetrating and fearching medicine, never fails in giving re- and feldom fails, if long and judicioufly continued, to promote a com- orat leal! a comiortab’e cure. i: BRITISH DROPS I a fafe, fpeedy, radical, and infallible Specific jh| ote againft the venereal difeafe in all its ffages and degrees, from a re- fjl imple injury, to the moft complicated, moft confirmed, and moft Jright- B| x ; without falivation, hindrance of bufinefs, reftrainty, or confinement, pi'e been abundantly and decidedly proved by the happieft and moft ex- : experience of many years: for it is well known that for feveral years Dr. Graham has made this univerfal and all-deflroying malady, and eakneffes of the parts of generation of both fexes his very particular and that he has far more extenfive, and more luccefsful experience line than any other man without exception, in the world! one fingle tche Britifh Drops, inwardly taken, and of the Vegetable Balfarr, out- applied, generally cures completely a recent and flight injury All ublic and private medicines in the world, are either trifling and in- • e, or harlh and deadly, when compared to the mildnels, lpeedinef*, dical certainty of thefe extraordinary and moft precious drops !—- lever gripe or rear the flomach cr bowels, nor affcft the mouth pr s the deadly faline preparations of that dangerous mineral, mercury, ell aie daily admindlered to the ruin of the btft and ftrongelt con- s, and to the lois of thoulands of valuable lives daily, in one part /orld or another: for although a patient may not die immediately te operation of that wonderful, almighty.—yet, as it is moft com- ifed, moft deadly mineral, it neverthelefs proves the primary or •auiie of the moft cl ill re fling weaknefll-s, and of thofe low nervous ts which wear out Jde wfitli the moft tedious wielchednefs, or of ifumptions, nervous atrophies, dropfies, paifics, Sec. which put a et untimely period to their exiftence. No: thefe admirable Drops, : at lealt a million times more valuable and more important to the d happinefs of mankind (if properly and univerfally tiled), than /ery or addition to the materia medica fhat ever dignified the heal-, ire fo gentle, benign, and friendly to the human frame, that while ue, eradicate, and expel the mialm, virus, or venom, which twifts, > obftitnteiy about every nerve and fibre in the whole frame, coo- \ the blood and juices, and blading health, vigor, beauty aod —thefe moll powerful, and moll precious fpecific drops comfort and nerves, preferve the balmy texture of the blood from being dif- irokcu down, reqioving effectually all obilruftions, and inducing n tha^ A