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,GLIESTONIAN MEDICINES.-CASI4* 87.

To Mr. B. Guest, No. 9, Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars.
Dear Sir,
rlitiE Extraordinary Cure-1 have lately received
from the use of your Guestoniau iNledicincs, binds me
in gratitude to make known to.thi Public, the wonderful ef-
fects :if your most salutary •rneans -in disorders of 'pain.- In
the beginning of March, 12, in consequence of taking cold
(when under a course of Acreur for a Liver cou,plaint), I
was attacked with a most excruclating pain in the back and
ri4lit hip. which in the course of six days rendered me incapa-
ble of following my usual employ. In this situation I applied
to a neighbouring Surgeon, who recommended an external
application, which I perseveted in using for, about five
Weeks.: finding my pain still
.continue with the smile
degree of violence,- and my strength• very much decreas-
ed, at the requ'est of my friends, I applied, and was.acnit
ted into at. Tbomas's Hospital, where I continued for about
Six Week: strictly adhering to every direction laid down,
without Ebeling the least-relief; in fact, I was now become
(front the ,;.;:niiinal agonising pain) so reduced in strength as.
to be incapanle of. walking without the assistance of a stick ;
when, fortunately hearing of the wonderful cure your Me-
dicines had effected on my neighbour, Mr. DoWling, (in Case
83), I resolvediou making application to the 'Sallie means, but
with stronger hopes than expectations of deriving any -be-
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half an hour from the time 1 commenced the first appli-
cation of. the Medicines, found myself so -much relieved, as
to be enabled 10 home without a stick, and with
very.little'pa7n, by continuing the Lotion and Pali for one
mouth, was perfectly freed from every symptom of the dis-
ease ; but this is not all • for which 1 am obliged—the Liver -
Complaint which 1 had been suffering under for more than
five years, and had resisted. the strongest prepnratioas
of
mercury, and-other means prescribed by-several of the Most
eminent Medical Practitioners, • was completely curet h, by
taking live or six bases of your Antinieraivint Bilious. Pills.—
I remain, in perft.tt health, your much obliged Servant,
WILLI:tin-MOBLEY.
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