This day was published, an essay on cutaneous eruptions, clearly demonstrating that Dickinson's Gowland's Lotion is a certain specific for clearing the face and skin, and all parts of the body from all scorbutic eruptions, pimples, &c. And may be had gratis at Mr. Dickinson's warehouse and office, No. 55, Long-Acre, and No. 168, Piccadilly, And of every reputable vender of medicines in.

  • Dickinson, Robert, active 1790-1806.
Date:
[1801?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: This day was published, an essay on cutaneous eruptions, clearly demonstrating that Dickinson's Gowland's Lotion is a certain specific for clearing the face and skin, and all parts of the body from all scorbutic eruptions, pimples, &c. And may be had gratis at Mr. Dickinson's warehouse and office, No. 55, Long-Acre, and No. 168, Piccadilly, And of every reputable vender of medicines in. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ‘This Day was publijhed, AN ESSAY ON CUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS CLEARLY DEMONSTRATING THAT Dickinfon’s Gowland’s Lotion IS A CERTAIN SPECIFIC FOR CLEARING THE FACE AND SKIN, «* AND ALL PARTS OF THE BODE FROM ALL SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES, &c. 4 And may be had GRATIS at Mr. Dickinson’s Warehoufe and Office, No. 55, LONG-ACRE, and No. 168, PICCADILLY, Aad of every reputable Vender of Medicines in AD VERTISEMENT, The credit of Gowland’s Lotion, and the injunction under which it was received, would always have prevented Mr. Dickinson from fubmitting to any mode of public advertifement, had not a fpurious compofition been obtruded on the world through the hack- nied and humiliating channel of a newfpaper. To prevent, then that difappointment which mult accrue to the public from the ineffi- cacy of fuch a preparation; to prevent, alfo, that difgrace which might attach itfelf to the genuine article, and, at the fame time, t@ prefervehis property, he is compelled to adapt a limilar mode. The Lotion, which is the fubjeCl of the above Work, was oru ginally invented by a Medical man, folely for the cure of Diseases in THi Skin, generally termed Scorbutic. Its ufe, however, foon marked out for it a field far more extenfive; for on the felf fame principle of Medical Science that it eradicated thefe difeafes, it was found by every perfon who had made ufe' of it, to have fo cleared the Printed by J. S.EARR, Brydges-ftreet, Govent-Cardea.