The Sun.
London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

NIESSRS: CURRIE •all'cl Co. Surgeons, late in
..i_vi Isis Majesty's service,, challenge the whole world to
piove a single instance where roes, usedictqe and method of
cure have failca Oldie desired effect.. The practize of many
years in this particular branch of their profession, has not
given rise to•o4le unsuccessful i ase.-
They continue to dired their studies to the treatment and !..
curl of venercalcomp taints", and that derangement of the sy s-
tern,
which is the consequence of the perniciaus and wasteltil
effects of a habit tong and most unhappily pursued by the ,
youth.of both sexes.. Its the one it: will be found tobe the
unfailing-source of harrenneSs; the other.have its ravagel.ta-
tally developed to theria,,bs a dss ressing state
.of debility,
which, it not timely" reined el, terminates in inpotenee.
These are it,. remote and -husks te effeas,- while con,usnp-
lion, ' loss of inisesilar power, ii:gi: V woos nervous cou,splairos,
usually Charadertse the earlier stages of utis solitary vice. --
Of persons languishing tui er.tise disorders ineideast to such a.
habit, their treatiwut is simple,. aivi has never p,,0.";!. tusstic-
, cessful in the c'aurse.of a lung, laborious, and much ext.:ded
practice. In the most obstinate, and complicated cases of ye..
Dere:a infeelion' such as obstruttions in the urethra, spongy
excrescences,.- li.int tumors,
.callons,ttleers, eruptions, esist-
nal,weakness, gleets, as also
STRICTURES, •• . ~
Whether - recent or of long &station,
,and which have haf-
fled the skill. of other Practitioners, are by their 0 rseill Un-
proved plan of treatment, eifec.tuaily and permaiirii. Sy curet,
without. the Patirist s'irtlrring the excruciating pa is and
alarming Isemoirhage which frequently tollows the eppli a-
, tion of the lunar- caustic. In use course of t went) ye rs
extensive practice in this Metropolis, -numerous c.. cs . .i
Stridures have been and are daily
.under their care, the 5.,541
1 eradication of whielt is eftittedby a safe, cerain, and eXre-
-1; ditious mode of pratlice, superior to any. other yet actor t-d. '
.
The weakness,"ielaxation, and debility-proceeding fa,'lss cols
complaint xre speedily removed, and the. Patient, resis 'to
sound and vigorous health. But whtre the debility 'has for
.years existed, a proper perseverance in their restorative re-
; nre4ics, trite the Striclure it ,s been destroyed, is indispeissa-•
ibly requisite to revive the" slumbering sparks of life and to
reanlinatet he constitution.
:Several Noblemen and. Gentlemen Of the. first reshedabi-
-1r41; have been under the care of Messre. Currie a .n Co.
for the iemoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strict:Les, ticc._,
and havin4 receive.' a radical .and permanent . Cure, request
that refcrences may he 'given to thew, as satisfaCtory evi-
deuces of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Ciirrie. and Co!s.
plan of treatment. [Wally of these Gentlemen t.ave had
stridures from to to 20 years,- end had been under the care or
Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surge ;ns of equal mi-
-1 nence, who_intenspted the cure by the application or the Lu--
1 nar Caustic, without snecess."_,
I " Messrs. Currie inch Co. may be consulted by either sex
with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and , honour, at their
house, 'No. 107, Hatton garden
11. Patients to the Country are•requestedio state the partieu-
" Lars of their Case, age, and general habit 01 livmg, 6cc. &c.
inclosing a renuttan‘e for advice and medicines, iviseli the
same will ,be give.. or sent to any p ;rt of the kingdom. To
i• ensure • that: secrecy so. essential to their undertaking, the
; postage of letters may be addetl to the account tor rnecitcinett.
9th Igoe, t 809.-- toy, Hatton garden. •
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WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of -Ed ca-
tion and RespOnsibility deviate trout the general syS,
tern, by th.. selection of a 'partictilar branch, 'the sinebrin
of long Coetiviued success is the best criterion of superiority.
• Fout,eeli years have we' devoted our Pradice to the ei-
' elusive treatment a two Disorders, arid the succesSful result
of our Plan gives us additional ard,-nir It, oppose, as tar as we
-are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the -, atalogue of !lonian I nfirinities, .
- .Aftcrinitiation into every Branch of Prattice, we contern,
• plated the sulfeiings of SIP HYLATI C and :DEBI LI.
- ['AT F D Patients, and formed. a wish to rescue individuals
from the ignoranCe .Of uneducated men, or the equally dan.-
:genius precipitancy of general Practitioners. .
• The 'Diso;dert, to the cure-or which we have devoted out
attention, comprise every species of VEN EKEA L. INFE C-
'MIN, Whether. Of - a recent .ur long duration ;,2itly, All •
kinds of pEiiII,IT.Y, wheV;er arising trorp the habits of
School-boys, or the indulgences of mature Age. -
Numerous Diseases are tile result. of ignorance or. haste,
in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea, and it, not unfre
' quently happen, that the:seeds of-Lite are poisoned b) the‘
- indiscretion ofan unguarded hour.. By a superior method,
such Complaints are --easily cured, -and . even %%dine others
have failed, we trust that we may presume to ottir a radical
r e-establisiiment . • ; . .
' Few„ however, are the CaseS of complicated diStreSs in
'this. Disorder, compared . with the calamitous sitqation .of.
inen, who, from an indulgence in a -SOLI T A RY V ICE, or
•the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state
of Debi I t t:, , e, hicli is the Unavoidable consequence Of such
r. ernicious habits. . .
here the unhappy suftarer broods over his misery, but
-carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some consola,
, tiou tor hiM to know, that although it rosy be .an object of
doubt or uncertainty with other Practitior,ers. the removal
of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Renovatioh, is
the acquirement-of our experience.
jf If the rites of • Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce
manly vigour, much anxiety will •be prevented, by an early
cduaterattion of this lalguld state, and .in these cases, no
j great difficulty will occur. But where this deficiency has fOr
years existed; &proper perseverance is indesperisably requisite
to revive tale slumbering sparks of Life, and ,to re-animate
the Constitution-.
,
The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and
- the qu.alitications.which we presume-to state, form the basis
of our pretensions; and in coincidence. with such, thii.intimas
'tioir is given, that Messrs. I. UGH and Co. may be con-
! suited personally; or by letters (inclosing a Bank Note), at
their House, No, 29, Arundel-street, Strand, near Teolpie•-
Bar.. • . ' ...,
• . There is an additional Entrance-in Water-street, adjoining,
and the Nine is on both the 1.):;ots. . .

A DIY 1.0 M A From the Royat College of Surgeons, in
London, pod , :CStiilloll.3s i 011), the most eutiuettt l'hysioans
and. Lecturers, of re!,;kilar. Education, and assidw,us, arehtion
to the S ',plies Of ev.Ty-Ilcauch of oven' to
the inTeaioif of any inquiret, ',and constitute a t 'r, •-• a
for that success with which we have hitherto been honoured.
• E. LEI.GI4 aid Co, Surgeons, Arundel-atm:L.

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