The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-20 00:00:00

RENOVATED EA 1.11-1

TT has been too frequen'ily.the subpa.ofinit and
general reprobation, tnat men destitute ,iftite el,:inents of
die tnedieal art have offered theinstilv;:s as emilidates (or
public
pattOnage in tae profession of for t; te purpose
of doing justice to the•resul t ti uuy strid:ei ,c,(l ex.pericii,,..e and
to prevennus from being elassil anrang 'ein pi rt:.'s wiruse
imprudent .pretensioas'ilave. unfortunately t:ir society, been
too favourably rixeived, We beg leave' to suninit to the liberal
and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac.
quiremems. Aftet haviiig received a regular medical eiiuca.
non as tli, pupils. of Nlessrs. Gritittal and lit; z,ird, whose
lectures and practice we trarefuily aitemted, as protesNors and
surgeons of th 4 hospital ; e entered Oursetves zrs
students in mat justly celebrated sego it tor rner4eal
mcnt, the Royal Colle.ge of lidinbiir,;;l, ant were iati octet!
in the Otiterent bralßThes of anatomy, surgery, the trieory and
practice Of pltysi, ry, , bounty, Sec &J.:.
by those eminent ptor.ssnrs, Drs. ,Morro. Gregory, I.V.ack,
Hamilton, Duncair and Rutherford. We trust we Stull nut
bedeeini:m presumptuous in saj inc that our prob.,: y and
aequire,rnents are not ih:onsiderable. having tor a
of years made Venereal Co:mil:lints, and the various ni:.iaseS
of Oebiltty, the p-irtiettlar object in.:Ont.:doilies practice,
it will, we hope, be allowed th,t we have acqu:re,l superior
knowledge of t,ieir treatment and cure. In tub reLent
cases fie infectiou a perfeCt r:i.establisirrne»t is compieted ill
tat:..sialrt period of two days ; and to those of the utmost in-
veteracy, wherc...oof. either pracliilinters have failed ath.cess, a
•proper persev,..ince in our plan of treatment ensures to the
patient a sate and radii:al core.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the
etnets of ,a habit long most by the
youth of Loth sexes, there are none in to alarming in inc;ta
distreSsing than those deficiericiq and debilities which ire-
quently prevent or embitter the matrim,inal state To such
persons it must be a consolation tu know that thee inav now,
by a new and inKillible in,de of treatment, be restored to that.
greatest of all hint= blessings,. a strong, manly,- and vigor.
it toss constitution:. I . aft •cases .0; d.d itxv, &oil) whatever,.
cause arising, as ‘vell as in every specs or venereal infection,
we may be consulted tt patients uf eitlio' sex. with great-
est secreey,atid honour. Hours of consultation at home Lana
ten to three, and front 6 in the eveiling till to a, night.
Put etas in the coulitry ,:iereqUested to state the particu.
lars or their case, age, and geiieral habit allying, &c. &e. in.
closing a; remittance tor advice and medicines, when tit. same
will be given, or sent to any 'Lift of the kingdom. To ensure
that setaecy So essential to our tift.tertakitig, ' the postage of
letters may be added to the ilecooiit tor

CUR RI E and Co. Surgeoni. •
, • No. zo7, Hatton-garden.
' (1:2" Messrs, Currie and Co. have ,crtiticates tibin the
above • respectable Proressors—of, London and Edinburgh; Of
the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they p
formed the duties assi4ned them during the time they at-
tended their Lectures a d Practice.

To T. TA YZ. J it, Surge.,n4 N. 4, Naw Bridge-s
London.

• s I R lidinburgh, May z, tgoo:
IN the Spring of 1794 I was aiiliaed with a
Venereal Complaint, which- I treated with indi!iin--
but ,was then obliged _to apply to a
regular Physician, whO put • a temporary scup to the viru-
lence of the Disease (by mereurial ' applications) for sonic
time; but growing, in spite of all medicine >and the advice
of the first Gentle:n:li of the Faculty here, worse and
worse for two years, I wa; reduced to a state inmost un-
paralleled and beyond tl:lcriptiod, being an entire leper,
d ulcegras, t (Min head- to, f00t.,--My bead, throat,' mouth,
nose, le
Sec. have been alternately in danger of
aned,
argn ,
becoming useless; in short,. I have had front twenty to
thirty eating ulcers on my bolls', and nearly totally. de-
prived of sight.•-,-1 t s.vould he voluminous to particula-
rize all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever
will be, one Of !WIC dangerOus, or of a more compli.
cared nature. I was long- lOoked upon by iny friendS, and
imagined 'myself, .beyond all hopes. of recovery', and,. in-
-deed, in thy, condition, death was pteterable to my
more than miserable state. In this dr:adftil situatiOn did
• I 'drag- a mOst miserable existeib:e, till Divine Providence
threw
.in my Way a Newspi,per containing_ the- ease of 'a
'Mr. 13;ot. Plymouth—my friends real it; I coup{ not: •-1
sent and procured some, of your A KE's PATE NT
PILLS, which, by using front time to time, ant now, and
in as good a stateof.healtli as ever I enjoyed ; as a'
have long been,. (after more than four• years imit.scribable
had a fine; thriVing, healthy child, born to
tililliesiiths ago. In gratitude
~tO God, and in hopes
poarrifirseot(4r)refiosiwitiering my Mlow-creature. service, request you to
piblish this; and you ,May at any time. referpersOns who
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further pant.
culars*, to Inc or my-friends, by letter or itersun.-
- As few cases for badness ‘. ill .ever :Jai mine, and none
exceed :it, I have from c-.Kl.•,,ience ever,., reason to assure
.mankind, that;-in your• L K L's PILLS they will find a
sure, speedy, safe, ansi radical cure, rot that mos' dread-
ful stage of the, Venereal Disease,- which is called
riatuxe Less. JOHN THOMPSON.
* Insurmountable -family- reasons' • preVent‘ 'rnakins 1,0%,
name and addre,,s public ; but creditable persons really
wanting information' may' also be referred to the and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens,,Edinbtligh.
Prepared and Sold by thy Sole Proprietor,
'F. TAYLQR, Meniber.of the RUyal College of -Siirgeons
in London, at his house, No. A NeW Bridge-street,
Where lot wiii rn ve Advice without 'fee, to persOns tak-
ing these. Pills, ind will answer patients letters, if post.
• • .
-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cages the most
inviolable secrecy,. no
,per'son's name. or. case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro.
prictor, (hiring the course ,or,- inure than thirty-six years-,
that he has had the Conducting of an extensive sale of the
abOve Mcdicine, and. the
.•practii:e. -arising therefrom.
They are alSo sold by his Appointment, :or the conve.
nience of those living at. a distance, by :Ir. Baxter,
Sot: Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, -uias-
gow, to 'Whoin also Mr. T. refers for- ins• ado,ess; at the
Perfuttier'S, No, 35,.: St. Alban's-street, Mr.
Robertson's Toy-shop, Nu. 1,3, xtdrd-street ;
latbrough'-s,',No. 7, Fist.-street-nill, nearli opposite'tnt. Mo..
i.ument ; Slr. Steel's, Bookseller, 40. t, Union-row, Little
T.;wer-hill; M..; Ball, Dank-street, Dublin; and by one
7,..ll•;iintaui and
4,1 only, as. gel cacp, seated .up wan
full and directions,- whereby persons Of either Sex
may. cure thei-sei Yes w it h ease and secrecy.

W Every liox 'sold in G teat Britain is sealed rp
with.a Nta.znp, ot, WiliCh, by • favuur' of the COnl.!ii .-
Sioners, is printed, at the Starnp7)f!ite --" T. Tavl t,
No 6, Nh:w liridiie-street," to imitate which i 3; ttAony, 411.4
all others are counterkirs.