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London, England, 1806-04-08 00:00:00

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% GUIDE TO tiE.A.L'FI-11; or, Advice to both
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Asthma ... . • _ . - .. Fit • - -- - " , -
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•iVo. 29, Arundel-street, Sept- 13,
OR Eleven Year; I have relinquisl4.4l all other_
r radice for the Treatment of VenereaC•pip taints, and
the cure of theSe defieiencies which are the-consequences o
a'destrtidive • • -- • ,
The undoubted qualifications which I possess,-as a Ilem-
ber of the Royal College of, Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in
the Artily, and the extent-of my experience ia this peculiar
line, constitute my claiiu is that so periority, 'which cannot,
be: attained by the illiterate, cirri:a:en by the most respectable
general Praditioner, whose mind is harassed-by attention to
an iirifilense variety of Disorders'. •
Tile very Singular cdniPlaisits of Disease and Debility,' in
which from merry partOahe world 1. have:been consulted,
must haVe consitivrably.ccaiduced to my pertila comprehen-
,sion of the most tOrtipKiitetl Cases.-
. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion Of an iHiguardecl mo-
ment, and if ,s-tich, Cases of distressful, disarrangement dO'
exist, as those which are the consequences of an habitual
vice, can any •M 4 assume a better title rioreat them than
a' regular Surgeon. res)griing all other Practice fofthe Treat-
ment of these-, and concentiattog. his attention and studies to
this particular • point ? .
In recent Cases of Ilifeitian, ill',Pain Dinger, 'and Dis..
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tress may be avoided; and in the first sensatior.s.'' of local.
Weakness, much future misery may be pre,veiited, by such
means of re.aiiiination as will restore health and
.strengtlt to
the Constitution. • _

Through inconsiderate.-neglea the. slightest cases_becorrre
inipOrtant, hut it is the acquire►nent of exClusive experience
in this line to give a safe- and permanent restoration, even
when other Praditioners have failed.
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MARTIN BREE;
Member of the Royal Coilege of• Surgeon: in Londdn.
No. 29,, Arundel-street, Strand,'near Temple-bar. • .
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To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
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No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.
„Honoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March.tB, tEots
T. BEG ,-leaNie to inform,.•you, that ever -since the:
year 1790, 1- have,been afflicted with the LuesVene-
rea; which, from its obstinately resistinvevery, course of
Medicine-prescribed by the 'inost eminent of the Faculty..
nere, and undergtiing several' severe courses of. salivation;
and tWice.discharged from .with little relief,
would appear to, be of the most inveterate nature.- In the
spring of last year my disorder had got to si,tch a head, as
nearly to put a period, to my ex.istencd—l had a large ulcer
on•the crown of my head, one.-on each arm; and my legs
were broke out In a frigittfutpanner ; any, right cvas.dread-
fully painful, and had been in a state. of ulceration for the,
last seven years; my-- left had also two large nodes dr.-its.
was very much • discoloured,. and ' gave 'inc such exerutiats
ing pain,' partiplarly when warm in bed,
,2s nearly to de..
prive me of rest; in this iatneritable state, I. was recant.
mended- by ' Mr. I... Thompson, • (who received so' - great a-
cure by. them --here), to take your Lcake's. Patent Pills;
which I began to dQ on the aiitlr of. May ; in the curse
of a fortiiiit, I began- to recei,-;e'benetit—in little more
than a" month,' the ulcers on my heed • and 'antis were
soundly healeV-soon after,, the sores on. my 'legs •healeat-
also; leaving, however, consinerable discolouration in -the
skin, and pain in the bone of tine left, Kltich, by the-31es.
ding of Cod;- 1-tral a lit t le, longer' perseverance in sour inVa...."
suable Medicine; subsided-; the node's diSpersirrg,• the skill
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'regaining, its natural, line, and the noetitritapains gradually..
going pit: , I flutsbeC:arrie,- by. your -liberal advice and: Me.-
dicine, • perfedly - tree from- 411 •my fortner cornplaints—
have -recovered • iny.loyme.r _pints and. str,Oigtli, and, -am he.
come jolly 1,10,4 tat, in which - state liayingcontinued many
months to. the astonishment • of-all wjto knew me, I Jun at
a loss in What -terms to ex'pres my gAnritude, but beg you,
• for the; good al.-Other so ftering mortals, to make this mio,
case as etiblic::- as pcSsible, ,as .1. st4l on. every occasion;
in so tlonig; -you. will greatly Aiblige, Sir, your grateful,
Obecfieht,' very hunibleservant, '• I‘./1U RKE k. •
- Swan% Ckose,High-:-street, Edinburgh. • •