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London, England, 1824-06-24 00:00:00

STRICTURES CURED

BY a new Method the above troublesome
Complaint is entirely eradicated, (without The use of
Bougie or Caustic), whether of long or stout standing, ex-
cept constitutional., as well as all weaknesses generally ac-
companying it, and in a short time the whole system is-re-
established, being one of the greatest discoveries ever made.
By JOHN LYNCH, 44, Dulte•strert, St. James's.
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raTlic price of the Medicine is Four Pounds a parcel.
.A..perfect Cure for Bilious Affections and Obstructions in
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Just published, price ss. rid. Bvo., the Third
.Edition of
•A PRACTICAL TREATISE on NERVOUS,. BILIOUS,
and INFLANIMATORY AFFECTIONS, with a new Method
'ttrint.; Strictures without the use of Bimgic tit Calistic.
By JOHN LYNCH.—To be hod of the Author, 44, Itac
0.1 eet, St. James's..

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FOR THE SUN.

On the MEANS of PREVENTING the MISCHIEVOUS
EFFECTS of a FALL, from a HORSE, and SIMILAR
ACCIDENTS—Drawn up from the Communication of a
respectable Gentleman, by a Friend to Medical Improvement.
Having accidentally heard that a young gentle-
man who had a severe fall from his horse had re-
covered, without having been bled, I thought it
right to apply to a gentleman whose advice had
been adopted on that occasion, for information
respecting it. In consequence of that applica-
tion, I received the following particulars in a
letter. dated 3d February, 1824 :
" i saw my ne'phew immediately after he fell.
He was very faint and cold, and evidently in
great pain ; his face was cut little in one or
two places, but his helmet had protected his
head. He had been thrown with violence on a
heap of stone, and, pitching on his back, he had
received a severe contusion just across the loins.
Some persons who were present strongly advised
bleeding him immediately ; but however advis-
able that very popular remedy might be some
time after, it would have been very imprudent to
have bled him at the metnetit‘ for, as I have be.:
fore stated, he was pale, sicudi, and cold, not
caused from tiny blow on the head. I gave him
a mouthful or two of cold water, and 1 applied a
wetted handkerchief to his face and temples,
which removed the faintness occasioned by the
shock he had received, and lie was conveyed to
his quarters (we were then on p►erruanent duty
with the County Yeomanry.) As soon as a suf-
ficiency of water could be heated, he was placed
in the hot-bath, which was kept to about 96 de-
grees, as hot as Is agreeable to most people, in
which he remained for half an hour. lie got
afterwards some Epsom salts, as a mild aperient
and diaphoretic. Ne‘t day he was so well,
that he would not submit to any further
medical treatment, and in two days after he
got on horseback, though somewhat
The swelling and stiffness would, no doubt, have
been sooner removed, had he submitted to the
application of a few leeches, but as he was averse
to their being applied, it was not thought worth
while to insist upon it. I recommended flee hog
Bath, from seeing its good effects in many in-
stances during the time I was in India, and hav-
ing also personally experienced great, relief from
its use, after a severe fall front my horse, I
therefore thought I was justified in recommending
the same remedy to my nephew, which certainly
proved most effectual. I am afraid you will
think this a tedious detail, but I was anxious to
give you the particulars of a very simple cure
for an accident which is often occurring, particu-
larly to those who are so fond of !ninth% as my
young friend. As you request the to answer
three queries, I shall state the questions, and the
answers below each.