The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-17 00:00:00

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Ppofeisiontil
Men; eminent-far skint
..V • and -experience, offer- their itdvic!, and. exert their',
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abiiit.ies
fur:tie: cure of a few reigning r d is-a,, ihey ris:e
perinr tiPthat'prejudiee whichik solustly atfainstthlV
advertisenients of men, ignorant of _the 7: prineipleg,. And.
unedusated in the practice of-physic. - and.
Cu. regular Surgeons, 'sanctiOni.d by every privilegti top-a 6.
titc; arid by the uniform,suceesi whith their mode of.treat-.
meat for Venereal Complaints•bas- hitherto been attended, •
continue with the same Assiduity to div-ect.their'stiidics Co the
cure of-iVerv-sp4ies of that bitnefa.lirolson,'aswel! as' the re='
moval of these distressing debilities and ,:eficignOcs which
prevent or embitter the matrimonal stale. in theeatal.,!.;ue
nflitunan infirmities there arcnone afore afflicting than thmte
which are theatnovOidable Consequences of anititlulgene itii
a certain destructive habit.' The• unhappy sutlerer.bruods
orer his misfortunes, uSliamed'to seo relief, uhtil he ik re-
. Awed' hisnch a gate of misery as-to.rendet lue opprestave.-•
To such persons lie n cons'aing- reticc.tion to. h now that:
they may now, by a new and infatlildc remedy, be restored,
to their former constitutional strength and V?-,•.,,ur. Weak,.
relaxed, and .440.0jritated habit:, proceeiling_ either from au
excess of conjugal, and illicit pleasure, or trout a long
deuce clinnite.s;hard drinking, the injullieiiitte:nse of
mercUrr,•bre. are speedily restored to health and strength. •

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It,milSt hc a self-evident prop:)sition, that.where the atz
, gic.c.lite'ariatelieetura., eriptitiry is iiiretled to the•treatment
and cure of a;few peculiar 'complaints, there must be the-.
greaterecrtainty of success; ,and as a proof of this positiot i
their iliethOtt of cure is so particularly exaeditious, as well'
as .siife drid•so'-evidently saperiur to the common practice
that in some slight. eases.. of , infection 4 perfect restoration is.
cpmpleted in the short period of three days, and in those of
the utmost inveteracy, Where other practitioners haVe faihd::
a: proper per'seVerance in,their plait of treat:Nat ensures' to!
the pkttient a safe, .well-grounded, and lasting, re-establish-.
merit: By anearlY application, the patient •I`vill• escape the'
datiger anti' egpence of a tedioit, attendance upon the less es- .-
.• perienced' practitioner. lii the 'Most obstinate and' compli-:
cated cases of venereal- infection, such as obstructions in the
urethra, spatigy excrescences, bard tumours, calions ulcers,,;
eruptions, seminalweaknesS; sleets, as also STRICTURES..
Wheth.er roeent or of long duratton, anewhich 'have, bathed.
the'ilit II of other practitioners, are, hy their present improved:
plan of treatment, efreetually. and permanently cured, with.
..0:1t the patient suffering the eXcrneiating pain and alarming.
liernorr hage'which frequently follows the application oi.the
liffiar caustic. In thecOurse of 20. years ekten.Ove practice in
this-ntetropolis; numeruns• cases a strictures have been and
are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is
elrdtted by a safe, certain, and c-xpeditious mode of practice,
superior to any:Ai-kr yet adoptedi The Weal:mess, •relaka-•
tiara, and debility proceeding. from thisciunplaint, is speedily,
removed', and the patilnit restined to Sound and vigorous
health. But where the debilitY has Air years•exiSted, a pro.
' ' per persoverance in their-restorative remedies, after blur
stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to
. • revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-aniukat.e. the,
C.Otistitirtion. . .
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Several Niiblemen and Gentlernen of the Ord' respectabl-
. litrhave been under the caresorMessrs: Cuttie and Co. flc
the:removal of complaint; of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.;
r and baring received a radical and perinauent cure, request
1 that rferencesniay he male tit than; as satisfietorrevidence>,
lof the decisive stfperiority•Of Messrs. Currie- and, Co.'s OA
of. treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had'Strictures
1(911).10 to 20 years, and hadheca under the care of Messrs.
I• House, IdeavisiilL,s, arid other'Surgenns' cif' etteal eminence,
whdattempted the curia by the appliCation of the lunar
f caustic, without success.
I 'Messrs. Currie and Co. may. be consulted by either Rex,
l with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their
house, No. 107, nattou*arden.
• Patients in the Country*are retptested to state the palm.
lays of their case, aO, and general habit of living, &C. &c.
inclosing a remittance fur advice- and Medicines, when the
1, same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. 'To
i ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking:, the
pirstage of letterfnmy be added to the account 'for reedit:Nos,
1 ptb Jane, •184,9.-107, Hatton ludo!.