The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-15 00:00:00

A bHALLENGE

"1.--/FESSIIS. CURRIE ant-I: Co. Si :rgeon,, late in
his Mjesty's .service, challenge ... .WoFid to
prove a single.instanee wl)ere their medicine an..t method of
cure have tailed of the desired efri.-cti. The prasiiice,oi„...tnany
years in this particular brands 'of their proies'sion has not
given rise to one unsucesSitt I as_. .
They continue' to direct . studies .to the tr..litineittand
cure of venereal complaints, and that derangemont c t the ass_
tern,_whichis the consequence of the perniciow: sick Wast,efirl
elfeets of a habit long and most unhappily .pitr:-.,,ted by t
youth of both -sexes. In the One it will be I,tind tf)
unfailing source of b.irrinmess; other have Its rsvagel f
tally developed to' them by a distres.,lng or deoility,
'which, it not timely reined ed, terminates in impotence.
These are its remote and rltimste clti Ctn, while
;loss of muscular power, and variouStieribus complaints,
usually' characterise the earlier stages of this so:irti*vice. --
Of' persons languishing uns'ler the disorders inlid it to such a
habit, their treatment is simple, and has never prove I titt:.iic-
ccs.siul in the course of a long, laborious, and much ext:oiled
pramlice. I the most obstinate and eonrpbeated ve-
nereal infeetion, stich as ohstriktion fife urethra, sititigy,
excrescences, hart trunors, callohs nicers,,..cruptions; senu-
nal weakness; gleets, as also
STRICTLIR HS,
Whether recent °rot long- durati,ii, -lid which have haf..
lied the-skill of .other PraCtitiors, are by their Pre;etir
proved plan of treatment, effectually anti permanently ,u,-ed.
without the Patient Sulferisig.. the exerilci ;ring pan and
alarrning•hernorrhage which trequentty folli,,vs the apii!ica-
tints of the lunar cAUSti?. in ttie
.b.ourse t,..'inty years
;extensive praelice this Nietropvhs, c:- ea of.
Stridures have been and are daily under their care: the total
eradication of which is eiVitaedlay a safe, certain,. anti cxlr:-
ditioUS mode, of prattide, superior to any other vet adopted.
The weakness, relaxation, and debility proC‘;:eding from this
complaint ace speedily reinove:l, and the.pritient restored to
sound and vigorous health: lint where the debility ,has; for
years existed; s d, per perseverance in their resorative re-
medies, after she tr;,:tore has been destroyed; is indispensa-
bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to .
reanimate the constitution. . •• - -

Sever'al Noblemen I.nci Gentlemen of the first remeds)i-
lity, haVe been under the 'care of Messrc Curtie*anZi •Co.
for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, St :-ictures, &c.
and having received a radical and permanent Cure, r,:q:_sest
that references "may be' given to them; -as sa*.istae,t,rV evi-
dences-of tilt:decisive superiority of Me§srs. Currie 'anti
plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Lay.. 114.1
strienres froM, (0 to 20 ye-ss; and had been untierth,t care ~f
Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of
equal eini-
nence, who attempted the cure,.by the applieaqon or the Lu.
nar Caustic, without success. •
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted bv- either sex
Avith the greatest rieliCacy, secrecy; and honour. at, theit
1. house, No. 107,, Hatton -.garden. • .
• Ratients in the Countryare requested to state the p?..,•ftc11.,
ff lars oftheir.caSe, age, and general habit ,if living.
inclosinga-remittance for advice and Medicines,
same ~itl. be given, or sent to any part of i To
enure that secrecy so essential to their Uutiertakin4. the
postage of letters may be.added to•the accou'.i for rn.;..ventes.
.9th. I tine,
.1809.- 107, Hatton- garden.

To T. TAYLOR, Suigeon, q, New crlog,,-sireet.
Londar:

SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, .zBool
N the Spring of 1-94? I was a4lliete4 with a
A Venereal • Comp,lairf, which I treated With Mauler-
enee for five months-;" but was then -obliged to apply' to a
lence of the Disease (by mercurial applications) for some
time; but. growing, in spite, of all medicine and the advice
of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse and
regular Phylaci7,n, who put:a temporary stop to the-viru-
,wbrse:fortwo years, I ,was reduced to a state annost un-
and nearly totally de-
paralleled- and beyond description, being an entire-leper,
arms, tise
icn. short, t
attleteirliziteiliyonil7
twenty to
too}
and ulcerated from head to foot.—M head, throat, Mouth
nosek legs,
„.._4t would be voluminous to particule.
itb)1:1 enoagtt isitiliiggsit;:L'e;,s t"
rise all my case—suffice it' to say, there- :lever was, or ever
Will be, one of a ird dangerous, or .o.t
eared nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and
imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes of recoYery; and; in-
deed, in my then condition, death` was prefrable to mymore thart•miserable state. In this iimatifulsituation did
i tw g ian mostwayrrl" a :newspapererab
eexlisfe
containing Diitine, Providence
tining the case of a
Mr. B. of Plymouth—nay iriends read it, 1 could not.—l
sent. and procured: sonic of your LEAIS.E's PATENI
PILLS, which, by'using from time to. time, arn now, and
have long been, (after more than four years indescribable
distress), in as good a state of health as ever I enjeyed; as a
proof ot' this, I had a fine, thriving, healthy child,. born- to
me a few months .ago. In gratitude to:God, and in -hopes
of rendering flay iellow-creature service, I requ'eSt-you to
publish this; and you may at any time refer persons who
wish to be satisfied of the, truth-Of this; or further parti-
culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person.
4s few eases for badness ',sill evel*eijual Mine, and none
exceed it,' I have front experience. every reason to assure
mankind, that in your 1. FARIE's IiLS they tt ill find a
sure,
speedy, Safe, and.:radteal
_cure, fin the Most dread
fun sage of the Venereal DiSease, ‘vhich is called CON.
FIRMED; Luas. • 101.1 N THOMPSON.
4...lnsurmountable fancily reasons pret.ent making my
name and, address public; but creditable persons really
wanting inforination may also. be •refc..rred 0' me and :try,
friends by .IVI rs. S.- Clark., Ramsay-Ga!-dens; Edinboro.
Prepared and sold by the Sole Preprietor,
T. TAYLOR, i'vlember of the Royal of Surgeon,
in LoAdori, at his !tense, No. New ltridge-street,
Where lie will give -4dvite ,withoht a Lw., to persons' talc-
ing these Pills, and will answer patients'. letters; if post-
paid, on the same terms, observing ail cases the rooet
inviolable secr.xy, 'no person's name- or case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular raquest.,. by the Pro-
prietor, - during the course or more than thirty-six yeitits,
that he has_ had the •conlinding of an extensive sale or the
above -Medicine, and the pradice arinng therefrom.
They are also Sold by MS Appointment, for the
nience of those living :et a distance, by Mr. haxttr,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; :Mr. Mkdonald, Printer, Glas..
to whom also Mr. T.. refers for- his- address • at the
Perfumer's, 35, St. ilban!s-street, Pall:mail; Mr.
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. .to.; -Oxford-street;
t.his_
borough's; No. 7, Fish-street...hill, pearly 'opposite to ;,10-
ntirnent ; Mr.. Steel's; Bookseller, No, 1, Union-row, Little
-Tower-hill; Mi. Bull, •Diune-street.-.Deblin; and by one
i?erson in every considerable town in Great-Britain and
Ireland; in Ilexes of. only as. od.. each, sealed up with
plain diredions, whereby persons of either Sex
• may cure therrtselVesith ease and secrecy.
N. B. .Every'" Box sold iti Great Britain is sealed up
"'with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Orimmis.
sioners, is printed, .at the Stlrtip-Oltice-," T. Taylor;
No. 6, New ltridge-strettt," to imitate which is felony, and
all others are counterfeits