The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-22 00:00:00

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SWEETENER of the BLOOD, at these Sea-
-1 X. sons of the year, .tias ever been deemed neeessary :
that it generally proves a preventative against Epidemic and
fatal Diseases, we have the experience of preceding ages,•and
it is even recommended by the Faculty as a wise precaution-
ary custom the advantages therefore• of DE VELNO's
VEG ETAELE PILLS, on account of theireonvenience,
safety, pleasantness of operatioo, 'and efficacy, mulk be self_
evident to every person whose eyes are not bonded with pier
judice.. They prove the Most powerful AlteratiVe, Purifier,
and'Sweetener oft he Blood, ever yet discovered, and-inay
confidently'relted on as the most safe and certain remedy for
Scurvy, Scrofula or Kirig's Evil, Scorbutic: Eruptions, Le-
prosy, and et her,Disorders arising from-an impure or impaired
state of the Blood!'
A RECENT CURE. •
Joseph fluetson, at Mr. Guest's, Pastry-Cook, No. '205,
Strand, having been many years afflicted with a desperate
Scorbutic. Leprosy all over his body--encouraged by the site-
cess of Lord Selsey's Coachman, who had been cured of a
similar complaint by ,De Velno's Pills, resorted to site same
Medicine, and WaSperfeCtly cured.
The PeOpriefor presumes -trout the demand for.this Medi_
tine, that the. astonishing.eure of Capt. Elliston; No. js,
Mortimer-street, as also' of: LerciSeisc,r's Coachman, and a
variety of others which have been repeatedly bjere the Pub-
lic, have• left A suitable tm.pranssion. ;7 rktilkbe confi-
dence add, thatits.real merits asen Afteffiti ve:P wilier, and
Sweetener Of the Blood; and as.za ~•sppoifie,for the. Scurvy,
Scorbutic Eruptions,, Scrophula,'anibtitl3eo3krd&rs arising
from contaminated blood, will, on a fair trial, plead more
forciblyin its own recommendation than any thing which
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can be sAid of it.
Prepared arid sold wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro,
prieror J. Pidding, late Surgeon in tile, Army, at his W.r,,A*;-
house, No. 76, 'Oxford-street, London, in boxes, price
45. 6d. or the quantity of six boxes in one, at 225.- Sold alsb
retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange ; '-Ching and Butler, N 0.1.4,
Cheapsidc ; 'Ward, No. 2,34, Holborn; SWinney, No. pi,
Pall-Mall ;'Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and by every Medi-
cine Vendepin the Kingdom.

Atind, Se pt. 1 ISoz.
-1-‘ HE Impetuosity of'r PassiOn, el-:strertand the ,3, coinci
deuce of" General Gaiety, must involves aconsiderable
portion of the Community in the sufferance of those Disor-
ders-which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indul-
gence.
And since the time of Monkish superstition, no blame, has
attached, to Medical Prattitioners for the exertions of their
skill.in the removal of these Complaints.
.As Medical ability cannot .the-refore, be more, usefully or
more respectably employed,' it is -only necessary to inquire
where it niay be most decisively depended upon. Certainly
not among those who rush without education into lhe Frac-
tice of EscUlapian Slaughter, but among those, who, after
regular initiation, diverge their exertions to one point, and
concentrate their skill in the study and treatment of one
branch.
Mr. BREE, Mentber of the ROYAL COLLEGE of
SURGEONS of Landon, and formerly Surgeon in the
ARMY, was entitled to trtake this Selcdion, and, with the
sanction of unprecedented success for TEN YEARS PAST,
he offers restoration in-Cases Where the most eminent Prac-
titioners have failed.

An insidious DiSorder may be contraaed in an unguarded
moment of intoxication. By his Plan of Cure, pain is Pre-
vented, the possibility of danger is
.precluded, and the qon...
stitution is left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely im.
proved by the process.'
The sufferings of this Complaint are,. however, trifling,
compared with the ccmsequencesof,th?.4,4l.7,trii4iyo Practice
for which Onan suffered deathfr Te AhOse, rt'l:losefEelings art
susceptible of the.misery Which this:pernicious hbit has oc-
casioned, irmay be some consolation to .know, that fry pro-
per, perseverance the most deplorable Debility may be re-
moved.

• -And when the tone of the fibre is,in the slightest degree re-
laxed, frornresiclenee in a warm, Climate, too' much Wine,
9r the habit of free livitig,,tiniely application will stop the
progress of that: Debility which aught otherwise tend to the
most fatal Disorders. •

Mr. Bree may be consulted by either. Sex, with inviolable
secrecy, at his House, io. fig, A.rundel-strect, Strand, near
Temple-bar. • ,
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