The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-05 00:00:00

VENtJ 'BLINDNESS, £kc.
To Mr. TuomAstityLort, Surgeon, N 0.9, New

Bidgc,--strecto. London.

DRA R SIR, • '
IT
is with. the. most heartfelt satisfaaion that I
address,.vou on the incomparable excellence of your in-
valuable Medi-eine; EA li.,?s'.PAT ENT I' ILLs . In the
Spring of-this year. I had the rniSfortune to contract 'a Vette-
real Complaint, attended with the Most alarining ancl‘,dan.
geroussymp,torns ; insomuch;. that I. have been confined •
to my room for a whole week' together, and not to Stir'
out of it .k I had no rest night nor day, and suffered the most '
.excruciating pain. and torment, and what was still worse,
my eyes grew weak and dim,, so that 1 couldscaree•-diseern
arty objed,. if-cc& se cicise to the; and eXpeetednothing, less
than the total loss .9f try sigh:.—From-a.,stout, healthy.,
and rather corpulent. man, I became a mere shadow, and an _
objea of pity and compassion.` My i;iends had all- given me
over, and thought my,recovery In this dreadful
state, and exp.t.teling, every minute. to br. my last . in this..
world, I ,was fortunately recommended. by a .neighboUr to
try Aur Medicine; ,but haying „tried, all medical aid t.b.:no
purpbs,e,-and being at an enormous expellee, it waSsorne time
oefore I could be, prevailed onto take :them is at last •I ..sent
for six boxes, -and before I had taken, thenvall•l found coo-
sidetable-benefit'i "my'pains gradually deCreased; and'My.eye
sight greW better, and, ,to the great 'sitipiite and astpnish..
luent of all my triendt
.(after takilig.t.h.ree:boxes•more,i,,, my
health and strength, was yperfeetly ,restored, and i ant now
(thanks to my Cod and your invaluable Medicines)' as well '
and hearty at ever was in my life.' • '
You aro at full liberty to publish..this 'in, any manner '
you think proper, for the benefit of society at jarge, apd
which I should have sent you" sooner, but iris- feartultol, a.
relapse. I retljailiovith tine utmost Exatitude, • •
Dear Sir, your Obliged hurrible Servant, L.
High-street, Birmingham, .NOV. 1, 1799.
The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to- all
Persons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of
•-e'very Venereal Alfedion; panicia.larly to those about alter-
ing their. cOndition in lite, it Will certainly, eradicate
evety, taint of -that nature, of ,however long, standing, or
however disguised under 'the appearance of otl*r- 'tlisorders
it'may be; tor ScotbUtic, Glartdular; and Cutaneous Com-
pkaints
.it is-also -retoram U ended to' be ken, especially in
:the Sp;ing, Summer; and Fall:
Pjepared ai ii sold by the sole Proprietor, TnoM AS TA
oR, Alernber-of the Corporatidn'of S'Orgeons, London, at:
hiS HoUsei No.- 9, New-Bridge...street ; where he • will live
-Advice, -,vithout a fee,.•to persons taking theseyil,ls,,and
will answer,Patients' Letters, if pot..:paid, .on -the- same
•terms, observing in all cases the most in.,•iolable secrecy, no
,P•atient's narne or case kivin4bee.n inem,;•,oed, but at their
`own particular melt/est, by the Proptietoi, the course
.of'mure than 35 yarn, that had of
•an extensive sale of, the above• Medicine, and the l'iotice
arising chercfrom. • •
They are alsO sold' by his appointment; at' the Per-
fumer::, No. 35, St"..• Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; Mr.- No-.
}Jenson's Toy-shop, No. le3, Oxford-street,-; Mr. Steel's,
No. Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by' or:e. Per-
son in every einisiderable Town-in, Pm-gland,,&e. "in boxes
of only zs. 9d. each, up, with full and plain Di-
• reCtieits,- • whereb* Persons of eithei\•Sex'rnay cure them- .
`•sel-Voi with'ease and secrecy. •
. B.
.Eacli BOx told in Great Britain it Sealed up with
a Fiamp, on which; by' favpi‘r" of the COmmitsio»ers. is
prined at the Stamp-Office---"f Taylor, • No. 9, '.New,
Briay,e-street,"---to imitate whiCh is „Felony, and all.othei
are tounterfeit.