"The liver is the lazaret of bile } But very rarely executes his function." '. —Don Juan. Bilious fever is a disease; its attack is generally sudden. There is a sense of languor and debility for a few days previous; headache, lack of appetite, furred tongue, pain in the joints, and a feeling of uneasiness. Chills ensue, followed by feyerishness. Food is distasteful; the bowels are out of order. A dose of IMPEY'S "MAY APPLE" soon corrects these troubles, all nature smiles again, and once more you ere your bright and happy
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Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9830, 31 December 1900, Page 3
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90Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9830, 31 December 1900, Page 3
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