_Extract of a letter from Griffith Roberts_, _sailor_, _No._ 4,
_Derby-street_, _Liverpool_.
SIR,—I cannot think myself doing my duty towards my brother seamen,
without relating to you (and trust that you will inform the public) the
following facts:—I was always taken ill when sailing abroad. I used to
be attacked with great pain in my stomach and bowels: but last time I
went to sea I took a lot of your CAMBRIAN PILLS with me, and to the
astonishment of all on board I enjoyed perfect health during my voyage to
Calcutta and back, while all the other hands were suffering dreadful
illness.
Your humble Servant,
GRIFFITH ROBERTS.