The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-03 00:00:00

OF FEVER AND INFLAMMATION.
GREER, M.D., Agent for Glasgow.
daughter has quite recovered from a severe
-•lammation, by using only one box of Morison's
Medicine, which Mrs. Rankin brought to me
`l'e herself having received much benefit from
her call on you at first was the implicit
telt bound to place in you, after having
tlatk aril:fin4.l, attending to every puff and trying
he
;at* the country. Wel! sh, ,as
e aer say, that were Morison s Pills not
ic,,' Y,.711 would not give them your countenance,
al° been acquainted with you twenty years
P.-,..vjudiceast faith she tried them, notwithstanding,
% leke, f Were strong, and her mind set against all
tilktit:444,4na; I have inferred, she had been often dis-
fittsel%ease4,_ ' a very short use of the Pills, she
mtibi of a fair portion of health. For my part,
da7 convince me tbdt the medicine is efficacious,
affected oIY husband good. He has a cough, which
I cZl4ll.t him since he had the influenza. Please
kceZ .1;" InY opinion, in your Journal, that all who
`ot.l .!
seseeivecerioufs.e to rejoice in having your medicine to
1144ter.ptrest M. MACDONALD.
; Gallowgate, Glasgow, Bth June, 1833.
4117, potty 2
e,,, -- , one be inclined to put the question to me—
tl7tat dritivlatt) that a number of these certificates of
tie% tr LIP
by yourself ?" I honestly have to reply,
th.24.re4 e case, but only in instances when the par-
-14;14 11te.:1'.41 not time, or cannot themselves write ; and
pubi.°) as ne lays been my study to put on paper the very
tip ilsed. aarlY as possible, that the patients wished to be
en Ara eAs regards either extolling myself, the medi-
tbeel:_sotteine,tld,_ingi or probing the cause I am exposing and
teClaelts° "° Pot down, I keep much within bounds of
..choler of the
upon me. However, as the name and
;I.! router fve patient cured are always given, it is a very
r".4oe teetifiettr doubters to satisfy themselves as to whether
oustileed by the be correct or not. One-tenth of the cures
-",uers of ~.tue medicine are not published at all, because
he-utity, h'"Y Patients do not desire their cures to have
ce:jog the:re existing a Llicacy in most minds as to
th.atily int; MN:irk& Female honour is frequently ne-
b„st all thy 4.Bted to the Medical Practitioner; and I hope
olell,ta Will hold sacred female honour as real
s; I n Wujob they should, by rio means, take advan-
`lied • eter Publish any cures but those I am personally
Chi". Print. J. GREER, M.D.
'4 of
ACUTE INFLAMMATION of ENLARGED
LIVER, &c.
IlYtti44 To J. GREER, M.D.,
"'gent for Glasgow, and Editor of the 4. Hygeian
Journal."
1t~67:4: ant really recovering so rapidly, that I think in
9? tit I will be as healthyas ever. I was in my V

otid_r4,64Ph, pain in my breast and left side, are quite gone,
tel
14 tl4Ppetite is improving every day.
titN
i,stle li 0:1.s-indeed, too much overjoyed to write am
altogether
aslcongaldt
l'itiitf the almost miraculous change which the Unive
I has wrought in my whole constitution. To give..
•Yeti .7 dine of refillt of disease, before I consulted
Ohee'°4l,l nearly your Journal. I must pist cut
kr ,t; °Y returning thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
to Somerville,
ti
.111,dk• testantly urging me, night and day,
thers yofyomuyr
,Seqeit7`-of which both they and many o
"Peeishs"° have made use with equal benefit—andd. more
me
*he '''? to Yourself, for your kindness in attending
ttle ill fr
who saw me under my trouble expected to see
titp: --° %tate of health I now possess.--With great gra-
e'
I 4°, 8' e • • ant
"r, your obedient seiv ,
4,, Maio MRS. CHRISTIE.
1833.
The ab,,l'street, off Argyll-street, 14th June,
"liar --ye Patient was a long time labouring under an
iptergetnent of the liver, which was also adhering totheparts.
01144415, diaphragm, and other contiguous
, qui, ghto some Sudden casualty, this patient, besides being
tthe
kotitt.r"callY affected, was the .sulject of one of l
klihpthveleinfliminations I have ever witnessed. On the
seriptn-°aY lfirst. visited her, about six weeks ago, she was
r
doubtf'ng ollt in the greateA agony. My opinion was y
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reg
i arding her recovery. Betwixt hope
to e' e 2 • ordered her 15 Pills of No. 2,. which dose was
5t..7. t!Peated in eight hours after, if alive,—and gave
s
i;iititdirettions to drink plenty of whey. My advice wa
• suet ...,he s'oroaela, and keep it full, whether vomiting
.
as ibeceed or not. Twelve of the Pills could only be given,
toi e vomiting came on immediately. In four hoots If
apt: °Nered ten Pills, and in six hours after, the calls o
414" re
4°Were frequent and plentiful. The drinking, then,
144,.t,cause vomiting or nausea, but brought on a diarr-
bat ' 'nen the Medicine and the drink prescribed naturally
ThilLteed each other so as to produce the most happy effects.
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Medicine has been continued regularly since, at about
"C
0
k Y 'rout six to ten Pills a-day, and now the chronic ad-
°is and enlargement of the liver, &c., are nearly
-11°tbed, and health established.

J• GREER, M D,