The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-04 00:00:00

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Sir,—l cannot express to you my grateful feelings as
an Agent for Mr. Morison's " Universal Medicines" as
they have heerr, the means of performing a remarkable
cute on me. Having been afflicted for the last four years
with a gathering in my throat, so much so that I could
not eat any solid food, for days together nothing would
pass hut liquids—in fact I thought delth must ensue, as
the doctor could do nothing more for me; my p in-
cr. ased in the room of relief; in this hopeless situation I
was left. At last I thought I would make trial of Mr.
MPrison's Medicine, though I must confess I had but
little faith in it ; hut, to my astonishment and joy. I
.man found relief; the first three doses I took gave me
wonderful ease, so that I could eat solids without much
difficulty, and, by persevering with the Pills for three
weeks, I was per!ectly cured, and, through the hlessieg
of God, am now in the enjoyment f gout health.
ANN OSBORNE TANNER.
Waterloo-street, Hove. Oct. 31, 1833.
•

CURE OF A BILIOUS COMPLAINT.

TO MR. TYLER.

Sir.—l have been suffering under a very severe bilious
comp Lint for a great ength ot time, att tided with violent
sickiitas and retching,-:dreadful head-aci e, and loss of
appetite, which ailments, mote or less, at•end the above
di ease. I tried various remedies. but they gave me bur
little relief, anti which was but for a "aim, Tim.. I think

it my duty to ;worm you of the cure I rec, iverl by taking
Mr. Alorison's V• g, table Med.cines, as they al ne 12,,e
been the weans, under Divine Providence, of restoring me
to a state of health that I had long been a stringer to. 1
ton quite witting to satisfy any one of the truth if the
a'wve at any time. I suh-crate my-elf, a debtor to Mr.
Morison, and a well-wisher to all concerned in the g. 54.1
cause, your',,, etatefu ,y, Sze.
Brighton, Oct. 13. 1833 W. W.

CURE OF ♦ TUMOUR IN THE THROAT OF MANY YEARS

STANDING.

TO MR. TYLER.

Sir,—My case is as follows, which I think ought to be
male public for the good of others that may be afflicted
with simil+r complaints :—I have been afflicted for near

16 }ears with an obstin tie tumid, and severe inflammation
of the throat; at intervals it was in such a state as to
baffle all description; I tried many things, but got hut
very li tie temporary relief from any of them. I bought
at times I should be completely choked. You, Sir, may
well juil.e what were try teeongs. After :40 many years
of suffering I was almost in desp dr of a cure, %hat with
the seveie inflammation, and dei•ility of frame I was reduced
to. I was three times almost starved. I could t last
get no medicine nor any application to give me any relief.
I heard of Morison's Medicines, but I was like a great
many people in the world, much set against taking any
thing not recomm nded by a medical man. But by the
persuasions and entreaties of my friends, who had proved
the efficacy of the medicine upon themselves, and witnessed
its iffects upon others, I was at last induced to make trial
of the medicine. In a short time I found my whole frame
gala strength ; the infittnmation attending the tumour in
my throat was much abated, and in the course of a few
nays the swelling disappeared gradually, and my health
and strength is quite established. lam one, in addition
to the many hundreds, that can hear testimony to the
efficacy of the Universal Vegetable Medicine, which cer-
tainly may be called a national benefit.

I am Sir,
Spring-gardens, Brighton, Yours respectfully,

Oct. so, 1833.

I. R.

CURE OP RHEUMATISM.

TO MR. WADELTON, HYGEIAN AGENT FOR THE COUNTY

OF 'WARWICK.

Sir,—l was lately seized with the rheumatism in
my face so violently that I was unable to eat any food for
several days, or to attend to my stop oyment. My neigh-
bour, a Mrs. Green, who has been curet of Asthma, and
of a Scorbutic disease in the hands, by Morison's Pills,
recommended me to apply for some immediately. I did
so ; and in two or three days they quite cured my face,
and at the same time destroyed and brought from me se.
veral tape worms, or pieces of tape worms, each several
yards in length. Observing this, I increased the doses, and
took ten at night and ten in the morning of No. 2, for
several days, which brought away a great quantity every
d .y,—one of which was six yards in length, and which
you have in your possession. With the worms came away
a vast quantity of slimy matter. I have been troubled with
worms for the last twenty years ; during which time I
have taken worm cakes, and many other medicines, to
very little purpose. I was once in his Ithjesty's service ;
and on one occasion, during the time, the ship doctor's as-
sistant gave me a half pint mixture of turpentine and other
thins, the effects of which were so violent that it was found
nece-sary to convey me to the sick bay, whets I was put
to bed, my life being in imminent danger ;—vessels of hot
water being applied to my feet, I recovered ; but a length
of time slap-ed before I was able to retur❑ to my duty.
Morison's Pills have, however, effected the objects at the
sane tine—the cure of the rheumatism, and the destruc
lion of the worms,—for I believe I am now quite clear of
them, and am enabled to attend to my empl iyatent. I am,
Sir, yours respectfully. THOMAS CADBY.
No. 1 Court, N 9. 2 House, Charlotte-
street, Birmingham, Oct. 25, 1833.