The Sun.
London, England, 1813-05-06 00:00:00

A CE-TALLENGE,

MESSRS, and Co. Surgeons, late in
Ntijelity:i service., 'cliallyige the whole world to
prove a single instance where their mcclicine,And method of.
(lire have failed oftliedesired elCeCt. The'lli-a,c7tice of many
years in this particular branch of their profession, has not
given rise to one unsuccessful ~ase. •
Ttiev continue to,dirttd their stUdieS to the treatment and
cure cdieneral„complaint:t, and that derangement of t lie sys-
tem, which is the consequence oft he pernicious and .Wastelii I
e
ot i habit long and -most unhappily purer by the
youth of , both sexes, in the one it' will be founil to he the
unfailing source ot barrenness; thq other have its ravages Li—
tally developed to them by a digtrcssing stiite-ot
which It not timely rettletbed, terLiuttate in inipiXentcp,
nicse are its remote aitd ultimate etkets, ‘vhits consumed
t jun; loss or uu;setilar power, matt variousuerVouscomtilainti;
usually Ow tb,.! Cattier stares of this solitary vice.
f persons languishing un ±er the disorders-incid .nt to.such ai
habit, their tre4.lllebt is simplo,and has tie vsr piovoi
eqsNitt I in the course of a long, lath), ious, anti_intich ex tentied
praCtiee: In the roost übstioare ind complicated cases f,t*
nereal infection, such as 'ObS trll•<`.ltollS in the urethra, spinitry
or-crt:sfenclr hard.tun,"". LAiluqt; ulcers, eruptiost6, sent.
nat vve4ness, gleete, as a 160
ST It I el- t.; s ,

Whether recent or of loin; duration, and which have haf.
tied the skit( of oilier Praattrioners, are by their present tin.
proved plan of treatment, elle:Clually and permanently cured,
without the Patield. suffering the excruciating pan , and
alarming heinualiaAe which frequently foi lows the applica-
tioo, of tilltTliar Caustic. In the
,coursetwenty yeark
extensive pradice in tins Metropolis, numerous cases of
Strittures- hug been and are daily under-their care, the total
eradication of which Is effected by a safe, certain; and cape.,
ditious modeml ptattice?, superior to any tither yet ..,cleit,r,:d•
• The wesloiesS, schKation, and debility proceeding front tl.).
complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to
south! and Vigorous health. But %viten; the debility has for.
years existed, a ppiper perseverance itt tin& restorative to.
tnelies, after this Stricture Ills been destroyel, is indispensad
Illy requisite to revise the slumbering sparks uf life and to
constitution. •
Several Noblemen and Clentlemen of the first respeEta-
bility, tes
.have been under thi care of Nsra. t'urrie, and Co.
for the retnoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, dee.
and having received a -radleal anti permanent'Ciire; request
that retereneeft may-be given to theini-.ar. satislattsry cvr:
deuces of the deeisivesuperierity of Mes:rs. Currie and Co's;
plan at: rest mcitt. Many °fittest:Gentlemen have bad side.
tures:froth to z.O years, and had' been under the care of
Messrs. llome; Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal ethi-
`nence, who attempted the eine by the applicatiiin of the.
Liittar Caustic, withoul success.
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geretiartreiset
andtell
iCcaoc. y nitecy,
rbeeeycim:isnudi theodnoblyl•re, i taht,:ttisweixr
house, No. 107, ilatten.garden. •
Patients in the country are requested to state the p:+: Oen.
lira of their case, age, and general habit of living, r.n.;. Sec.
iiitaicaltrersiwnigi l
at,,;retraiivietnanoc,re
sent
taodvaicnye
paanrdt tontettthiiceitu,tekns,g;Ntovritie.t Toe
ensure that secrecy so essential to-their undertaking,- the post.
agent letters may be added to the account for imdiciiies,
~9th, Ilane,. tiattOn•garden.