The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-01 00:00:00

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS

THESE PILLS :long ()brained a just celebrity
iu the private practice of the Prop! ietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary ; and .trunt their great success iu ma y obstinate
T3iliousLisotders, on numerous Patients of distinction, and
otheii,'PartienhtrlY the of Iledford, Sir George War-
ren. Sir t4regury Page Turner, Vie Dowager ~Lady Say and
Se!e, the Viscountess i3nikeley,' &c. .&c.. he was persuaded to
offer them to the Public, tinder tile a. "
u•iro'rttion ;unitise sanc-
tion of their Names.

The Pills are found tode an incomparable Remedy for re-
storing the tone of. the .-Stoiaacli, fur or
prj,v,enting Crudities, and Cleirconsequent disit4reahle erne-
tations aad thlt‘tlencc S. They prevent nal)it nal find tenipo-
rary Costiveness, Siek Read-Acha, and Hurt-Barn - Which
is ocfasi,ined.by Pregnancy, a•pl a De'nlit;teil 'itoinach, whe-
ther arising-from the.:vcriatonyat tt,e redandant !Jilt
perate diet, or drinkint.;•to excess. • '
Ity promotitiz a due secretion 'of the lade, Alm), are ob-
served wonider Lilly to clear a sail Div cOmjleyia:l, and !Wing a
certain, thou:4li ,peralive, they ;ir,vian those
in-the liver which are 5, tvonliles.nue in Conntrins;
but pavficulaily fatal in war it Cl On this .aCeinnit
thq are a va ua:.ile-• desideratum in the rue Heine eiiests of
those who go :Oiroad, or in:die frequent voy 1 es. -roey are,
ad-nirtible pre,-avative.to sea-lrathine,,,iihn,auch that the
success is the c,ni,se of it greatly iktpend,upa,', kin! 4,A use
01 them, especially tkile ewers iato tilt. C...in?;ication
fur winch sea-I,athiag is preseritnal..
Sold at Mr. Butler's, Clieapside, corner of St. Paul's
Church, and mast -Medicine.) Vet:drys in every Town, in
Poxes at Els. Jd,,each.-

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•• SUPERIOR ADVICE.
a....TEEN Prop,ssiimid eriiitietit fur skill
, and eXperience, otter their advice, and exert their
abilities, fir theente of a few reigning Diseases, they rise so-
petior to that
.prejudisc.which is
.so Justly excited ag,,inst the
advertisonents of men, ignormit of the: :.first principles; and
uneducated. in the lirhtfice of pOrde.• Messrs. CURRIE and
Co. regular Surgeons, sailet:nitwit by every privilege to prac-
tice, and by the ualform saec'ess which thcirooode of treat-
ment for V en::: wit, has hitherto been attended,
continue with :tic same assiduity to direct their 'studies to the
cute of every spe..i-es of chat immifril poison, as well as the re-
morzil of tpti:(e(listaess;‘ig dfin;lties and deticieocies which
prevent or emiiitta"..i. ift,24(l'n.'nril State. In the catalogue
of !mourn iofirminieS t here or,, no:, e inure afflicting than those.
Which arc the unavniidable consequences- Of an indulgence in
a certain destroctiee habit,. The• unhappy sufferer braids
over his misfortunes, as-pained to seek relief, until hr is re-
ctum! to such a State of misery les to render life opliressive.
• To such persons it Mitt be a consoling reelection to know that
they May now, by a new and infallible remedy, he restored
.to their former constitutional stre::gth and-vigour. Weak,
relaxed, .debilitated habits,- proceeding either from an
excess of cojogal and illicit pleasure, or folio a long resi-
. in„hotclintates, hard drinking, the injudicioas use of
mercury, Sic. are speedity'restali-ell tolealth acid strength.
It mustlic a self-evident propoSition, that where the ag-
gregate of intelleeinal capacity is directed to the treatment
• and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be thy
greater certainty of success; aid as a prolif of this position
their met h,),1- of cure is so particularly expeditious, as welt
as safe, and s.s evidently .superior to the common practice,_
that in smile slight cases of infection a perfect restoration is
,•• ro•tel eil iii the short period of three days, aeal in those of
the.otmos; inveteracy, Wi:-_re other practitioners have-failed,
a proper perseverance in their plan of treatment ensures to
'the
,patient a safe, well "'rounded, and lasting re-establish-
ment. By art early application, the Patient will escape the
danger and expellee of a.tedions attendance upon the less ex-
po, noced practitioner.' In the Most obstinate and compli-
cated eases of venereal infection,,such as obstructions in the
urethra; spongy excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers,.
eruptions, sembial weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES,
whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled
the shill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved
plan of treatment, effectually and perinanently cured, with-
out the patient suffering the ex-Cruciating pain and alarming
hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the
lunar caustic.. In the cow-se of 20 years extensive practice in
this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures have been and
are ,daily under their care, the total eradication of whie:i is
effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice,
ssnperior to lily other yet adipted. The weakness, relaxa-
tion„and debility proceeding from this aomplaint, is speedily
'rcmoVed, and the patient restmed to sound and vigorous
health. But where the debilityluis for years existed, a-pro--
per perseverance in their restorative remedie,s, after the
stricture has been ' destroyed, is indispensably. requisite to
revive rite slumberiug sparks of life, and to re-anituate the
constitution.
Kveral Noblemerrand Gentlemen of the first respectabi-
lity Slays been under the care of Meises. Currie and Co. fur
the removal of complaihts of the Urethra; Strictures-, &c.;
a:;d 'haring received a radical -and permanent cure, request
that references may be made to them, as satisfactory evidences
of tlr decisive superiority of, Messrs. Currie Sur! Co.'s plan
ortreatruent. Many of these-Gcntlemen have had Strictures
from 1i) to 20 years, and had been under the care of Messrs.
Horne, Heavisides, and other Surgeons of equal eminence,
'who attempted the cure' by the application of the lunar
caast ic, wit hOttt stlCCef
Messrs. Currie and Co: may be cousolted by either Sex,
with the greatest- delicacy, secrecy, )10.itior, at their
house, No. 107, Hatton-garden.
Pertleots is; the Country' arc requested to state the particu-
lars Of their ca',o, age, inn' general titbit of lit iii &c.
irelosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the
sa,„, will he given or scut to any part of the kingdOm.
ensure that secreey essential to their unlertahing, the
postage of letters. May be added to the accottot for medicines.
:?th dune, 184j9.-107, ilatt,n.g:tr Sett.