The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-08 00:00:00

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON.

Portrait of a Nom

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MASTER HENRY SUTTON,
arrEcTED SOLELY BY TEE USE Or MORISON'S UNIVERSAL MEDICINE,'
OP THE BRITISH COLLEGE OP HEALTH, LONDON.

lea lb Cow of Mader Sutton, to So id, Gratis, of all Ski Hypian .dpeolo.

CURE OF DECLARED INCURABLE CONSUMPTION, IN THE CASE OF THE SON OF

SIR RICHARD SUTTON, BART.

As several of our Ilygeian friends have asked for a perusal of the case of Mr. Sutton, we now reprint it. We understand that the gentleman is now in
her Majesty's navy.

To Mewl. MORISON sad Co.

Gentlemen,—ln compliance with the request of Sir Richard Sutton,
Bart , and in accordance with hie grateful desire, ever/weed in bin
letter to the College, I semi you a short detail of the severe case, and,
I must my, most extraordinary dare of his son Henry, men years of
age, which I have had the happiness and bonnie of eff-cling by the
prompt edminiatratinn of " Morison's Universal Medicines alone. It
appears that Master henry had been, from infancy, subject to mere
attacks of croup, when taking cold. The leading features of hie late
Stamm appear to have arsen from overloading his weak stomach with
a profusi m of oranges, eating peel and all toerther ; which from lbe
reduced Mate of bin frame, and the damn e intinual'y hanging on Ma,
overpowered what little of stamina was left in him' choked up the
secretory organs, and produced an left animation of the my's/enteric
glands. This was while at School at Southuel. Medical ads.
rite was obtaired, but to no goal purpose. lady Sut-
ton, being atarmed, had her son removed to Lincoln. Fresh abed'.
cal advice woe then obtained ; hat Mill to no good effect, and one of
them told Sir Richard that " his boy Ins in a galloping consumption,
and put all possible recovery."
It in true, that at arid sight, the faculty might euppone that this
waa a decided cane of c Ills eynnranin were violent
pains in the right aide; extreme difficulty in breathing; quick res-
hiration ; pulse sometimee as high an 130. at otber time. down to 60;
ectic gush in the cheek; continual eapectoration and vomiting;
violent cough; voracioto appetite ; night meats, and wasted to a
mere skeleton; from all ahtch sa mutant; it I. too customary to eon
chide that an Incurable eons', motion has taken paiscrelon of the,
frame, and that all further midical sad in euperfluoua and hopeless.
However concludes this doctrine may etoni good in the estimation of
the faculty, in adult ewes (wherein I will c intend they are
generally at fault), I am ennainced that (on the flygelan
principles of the bumoural pathology and treatment) not owe
patient in ten, under the ace of twelve ;ream can he clearly
proved to suffer under what in termed an incurable enneurnotion,
except It has been eulorinduced by trevious maltreatment
Being borne out in this impression, awl treating only with " Mod-
son's Medicines," I ham never vet failed, under a met extensive
practice, to effect cure., where all the !scanty, folding their arms in
profound remit?, declare no earthly treatment can tare their Nub.
Jecte from certain death. The remarkable is/stance raw laid berme
the world at the exert.; desire of my patient's grateful parents, will
bear me out in my opini. n and conviction.
In Mk state (given up by the ficaltyl, sir Richard, having himself
maim/fly received incalculable brio lit from the um of " Morison's
Pills," waste to the College as a demov. roar t.
A few darn after, I fortunately happened to be in Lincoln, on the
College buelsets of my &gamy, :and bearing of the ore, I preainted
myself to Sir Richard, and tendered my beat 'cremes, which were

ter in large quantities, so an not only to alarm the family, and the
medical gentleman (who attended night awl morning to watch the
progress of themes) but even mrselt, not that I gave up my con-
Menee in the medicine, but tearful that the pox little tufferer should
he choked with the mucou• mato r. To Sir Itichard and L trly Sutton
I expreesed my fears; but such wan their confidence in what they
termed their only hope, I was desired by 41 meant to persevere
while: there was any life left in him," freeing me from all
blame If he died, authorising me to give him rive hundred
sills if I thought it requitite. That evening I gore him
twenty-six of No. 2, and dared not leave him one moment. In a very
short time they began to operate, not unreel, by purging but by no.
miting at the same time matter in large qtantitses, an I of every
colour. Thin, then, was the crisis. The dote proved powerful
enough to carry the matter through the Novels, and Upon 'laminas
Ilion orbit +tools. discovered large thick oubstancet (no doubt the con.
gestiont of the morbid humour+ which haul oppretad him through
life, and elute.% hit wanting debilitietl of every colour ant shades
After he hal slept awhile be awoke with siolent gds. in the neat of
;be tranaveree colon, and the lower region of the abdomen. Thiel
I held at a favourable sympaan, for it wan the nett time I ever heard
him complain pain at all. I luring the night hr rein ext-ernely rest.
I tr..; in the morning I gave him 16 of the No. -! Pill., which happily
Drought from him his pains and nit disease br stall; and alter he
haul parNd with a great quantity of Id mid, Mock slime, sad mutter of
various colour., be it remembered, his cough, ruckneet, and ezpectorns
don entirely ceased. Throughout the lay be was so stremely low.
that he could not bear the ticking of bit witch in the room; and.
alter taking a done of No. I, he shut nearly the whole of three oighta
I veil dayt. Prom Vila time he tack the Pia. No. I and 2 alternately—.
• fifteen No. 1 and twenty Nn. 2, which were grsduilly reduced so he
incvessed in strength and flesh, until the pkwiout and hippy result of
' a perfect cure was effcted, to the atstorothment of all who knew of
the cite. Thus, then, gentlemen, 1 have given you the outlines of
this very extraordinary instance or the powers of toe " Universal
Medicine.," in which I have been more prolix than U.. 1.11, but in which
c uti'd not be lies condse; it helms id the utmost imitirtance.
and wholly with the sanction of Sir Itich.itil Suttee, who to deeirooa
' informing all the world of the blewinmt he ban derived from your all.
' powerful mtdicineri, which tie dandy rum unimendt to all he knows.

kindly ateepted, and joyfdly appreciated on the perfect resevery of
Ma darling boy.
The first time I new him I could not think, for ono moment, that
the complaint was decline or conrumption. It is true that be bud
eaten the Universal Mi &eine fur tome dap, anti thin rnight have
altered his symptoms; but when I ere individuals labouring under
the croup, 1 cannot ray that it is coneumptiim ; when I Pee that at to
the throat that is affected, I cannot say tint the burden lies en the
lungs; and when I pee patierVa oinking day by day, through infl
rnation of the inn enteric gland., I dare nut say that the liver or the
lungs is the .eat of direase; but I dare easy. wit haft tear of contradie-
tion, that, whether one, two, or all there affeeti ins are the primary
nate of the dimease, the only r a lanai mode of trastment to effect a
cure feet+ in the removal of whaler r obitrurions may impede the
processes of health, by a barmiest yet powerful vegetable Aperient
Medicine, such an that of the British College of Health.
The first dose ordered was ten pity of So. 2, dasolved, which, Is
ten minutes, operate I violently as on emetic, and gave him immedi-
ate relief; and the direction++ were pursued for some days with pro-
gressive advantage. When I -ow him be had scarcely any inflam-
mation upon him; anti or a few days he was fast improving, so mush
so, that he could rule his pony in the garden when I left Lincoln, con-
rearing all would won be well.
However, through taking too much food (oh, that parents would
but rather aeint their children's appetites than -utter them to be over-
gorged) and excrete, he respeed, and Funk into a low, feterah, de-
bilitated, wieskene . %tate, so that be could scarcely bre the or move.
ter Richard mil Lady Sutton &same it, rauen alarmed, that they Pent
their butler to Derby for me. Providentially I we. at home ; and
immediately punted off for Limmin, and found the path-nt altered,
but not so much as I vete eted. Towards evening he gradually
grew worsts, when, on examining his holy, I found a plaster of rotor
kind bad been put on his clied, fur the peeper* of relieving his
breathing ; hut which, in tie, made him otnoiderably wore, Ac I
!shrive final that planters and blisters counteract the operation of the
pike, by drawing the humours to the surface of the ekin, instead of
al owing them to pave through the bustle, removing thin rmans., I
Kaye him fifteen No. 2 elite, which operated freely and in the morn-
ing he expectorated clear matter—l *um, ise for the fleet time. Ily
taking the powder, three or four times a day, and two or three dos,
of No. 2 pine, is high se fifteen or twenty at a dome, for three nights,
aIM the No. I about every third or fourth night, he wag much re-
lieved got down Main and lam, again in the mad/ n on the
tlaturday. Darine tie., few days, lees symptoms were but &Wring;
for in takieg on Sunday same lice milk and currants, slim two °Maas
(given to him ak iliout order.), be became alarmingly worse. I le-
ttered Inro to bed, and gave him twenty-three of No. 2. Although
thew operated poweefuly, the matter increased in tl.e Masai, until
we we were appreltenove of ouff ication yet In the morning hi woe
saeewhd. relacoeiL Throughout Monday I gave him three or four
dams of the powder, which relieved bitn, by throwing Up the mat- I

I had the hnmmr of conveying Monter I limey duttoa to Norwood.
near douthwell, Nolo,' the family neat, in my gig, drawn by the beau.
Old spotted hon. sir Hie:lard wan kind enough to pi eannt me with,
an a memorial he wan pivot:oil to • iyl of thy h icing raved the Ws of
hir son, when all the faculty had amen him up for hint.

Prowl in baying been inns in.teu•nent illy weld ,n the nitrates
can, 1 felnAtin, Genii. men,

Mein rtapectfulle yours.
Itepubliahrd March 1831. S. Y. PROBEIT.III
(Ur A paintinc 14 the hem prenea•ed by Sir Richard Sutton to Mr.
Probert may ►e won at the Britis/1 Menage of Health.

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Ilion the Original. in tho Pouession of the lint .th CoLege of Health. London.

PRESENTED BY SIR RICHARD SUTTON, Bkirr.
TO THE NYBEIAN AGENT FOR THE COUNTIES OF DERBY, LINCOLN, AND LEICESTER,