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HAVING lately read in the Newspaper the
" Ballot," an Address from a Gentleman to the
Public, stating, with a thankful heart to the Almighty
and to Dr. Talma, the astonishing and most miraculous
cure his skill had per formed on him, I felt, by reading
it, that every word struck on my heart, knowing that I
was also under his care, and receiving great benefit from
his unremitted attention and a•siduity, which my pen
is inadequate to describe; but I think no person can feel
more thankful than I do in my present situation, as every
one to whom I told my complaint informed me that it was
so rooted in me, that I never could be cured from my me-
lancholy state of helplessness and torture. Not only was
my whole frame weakened by the terrible agony of the
gout, but my left leg, from the knee down to the very
extremities of my toes, was swoln to three times its natural
size, and the racking pains I suffered by day and night
1 can only assimilate or compare to a legion of little imps.
all armed with hot needles, and, at the same moment, un-
expectedly darting their points at once into every pore,
fiom the cap of my knee down to the very sole of my
foot. From this miserable state (which without effectual
help) I could not possibly have survived another month, 1
was obliged to sit up the greater part of the night in a
chair ; then the warmth of the bed I could not endure. I
readily declare I had the advice of several of the most emi-
nent Surgeons and Physicians, I ut all to no effect ; instead
of getting be ter I was getting still worse ; in short I gave
up all hopes of ever being cured ; but the Almighty, who
behold!, our sufferings with pity, has sent me a perfect re-
covery, by being under the care of the French Dr.
Talma, lately arrived at No. 8, Howland-street, Fitzroy-
Nuare, London. I fortunately made application to him
to time, and I feel that he is the saviour of my life. I
declare I was no longer than wenty.three days under his
care. lam now pet fectly cured frotn that most painful
and miserable of all complaints, the gout. Tears of gra-
titude make me lay down my pen. My morning and
evening prayers shall be devoted to the Almighty to pto
long his valuable life for the benefit of the afflicted. Any
Person desirous of ascertaining the fact may obtain my ad.
dress, and further particulars, by application at the DA!,
tor's residence, as above mentioned. J. w.