The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-18 00:00:00

inost.obstinae SCURVY cured in Six Weeks.

DE VELNO's• VEGETABLE PILLS. prove
uniformly successful in the Cure of Scurvy, Scorbutic
Eruptions, Leprosy, and other Cutaneous At*ctions; and
a fair Taal only will convince the most sceptical, that their
Public Reputation 'is only attributable to their intrinsic me.
rit, as a Mild Vegetable Alterative. The 'Proprietor has lately
learned, that they have in the above short period perfetted a
Cure at.the most obdurate Scurvy, of twelve-years standing,
in the person of .a Reverend Dignitary of the Church.; and
instances are coiistantly occurring of Cases not so inveterate..
being cured iii a much shorter period. But the •following
very.remarkable Cure of Captain Ellistun, of the Navy,
which oc,:tirred aboVe Six years ago (and since which period
he has not had the.slightest stunt), spews, that even in the
most desperate and hopeless Cases, a/COilfitiCot „reliance may
be placed itt the Efficacy of Do Velito's Pills.
His CASE 1111,SCAIBEDi..

Elliston had for eighteen years been suhjea to Scorbu-
tic Syrriptoms, but for the last eighteen mointts they had M-
creased to such a degree as to be seriously alarming : innu-
merable large spots, or eruptions; of a deep red) about the
slap of pease, and hard, appeared in clusters on.various fonts
of the body, thighs arms, hands, head, and particularly on
the fdrehe.ad, which was 'dreadfully disfigured • in short,
language can bin faintly depiaure his real condition. But
appearances were only of trilling import, when compared
with the violent heat and itching, which incessantly- tor-
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and Surgeon, both men of respcaability and eminence, who,
after 4 consultation, decided on the necessity of his submit-
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confine him to his room for some week's. Mr. E. being ad-
vanced in years (more than fifty of which had been spent in
the. Naval Service of his Country), told them he would take
time to consider of it, as he could nor but with great mint'.
tance subMit to confinement. tic advised with his friends on
the stabled, some of whom recommended him to try De
Velcro's Vegetable Pills, which he very fortunately con-
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has received a petted cure. During this course lie had not
an honr's confinement, nor was he restricted to any regimen
or diCGtenCeapt tCl7lpC+ailee; on the contrary, he peiceivrd
no ;Wed whatever from the Pills, eaceptins that of-gratinaily recovering front his Complaints, anti daily acquiring -an
addition of health, strength, and spiels
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