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A REPLY to the STRICTURES of the Rev.
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GrESTONMN )11.:1)TCINES.
CASk LXX.XVI.

READ INCILLI4, YOU CANNOT TIIEN BE A
scEpne.

'fit. No. 2 York.st reef
IVIIITIIack JOHN
Elets r alit,hw it pi: s cry alit t: 1% 1 s r . fro tit)ti,

Brothers, and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames-street, had a Cask
fell front a cart on his knee April 4. 1812, which rendered
him incapable of service, and he applied to MC.Astley Cooper,
as I am informed; who recommended him a ?blister, which
was used agreeable to direction fur one month, without sue..
CVO. Visa then recomMended. by, Mr. Orme, Distiller, Sq.
Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attend. d
there regularly for three months, without recelein,„; any be-
nefit: was next admitted into St, Thomas's nos ow, uu
crutches, and was iminedintely ordered to bed, where he con-
tinue& four months, under the care of Mr. S11;1:1,011 Clidev
jnn. who diligently attended him, nod I. do believe that, he
did, all which was possible for a Practitioner of the old School
to accomplish, but without the Patient receiviog any relief,
being so surrounded withlassitude, and enatractions, as to
he oenpable of walking home tin crutches, at same time at-
tended with extreme pain; yet un disgrace can attach to this
Gentleman, this said Patient liavitig passed through the hands
of Mr. A. C. who is undoubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon
in London.
A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed hini-
self respecting the Case (85) of his twigiihour, Mr. Dowling,
was taken to Mr. Guest's, not then being capable of walking
alone, on crutches, with his knee, and uncle so contracted,
that several gentlemen who happened to tie there at this time
did believe, with Mr. Guest., that these joints were both ossi-
fied, but found themselves agreeably disappointed, for in:
one hour he could move theta a little, and home on
crutches, witbont any Other assistance, his'pains being com-
pletely relieved; 'and he W4S desired to take exercise, even at
the expenee of tt little pain. In ten days he left off one
crutch; in three weeks he declined the use of both, and
walked with a stick; at the cud of seven creels Was Cow.
plctely cured; being quite upright, and enabled to walk as
usual.
Witness the Books at tke Dispensary, the 'Books of lite
Hospital, John Bell; and a thousand others in the Vials)* Dr
Chnstaburch, where he resides.
Vase trrin- a rtittiie Pver4