The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-30 00:00:00

-WHEN an individual' has experienced any par.
ticular mark of kindness, in which his welfare and
happinessliave been considerably promoted, notilkog is more
hatural than to seek out the person by whom we have been
served, for the phrpoSe of expressing our grateful sense be the
faVOur beatowed. But, in cases of health, where we have
• been . recovered from -the last deplorable stage of debilitated'
nature, and restored to the full enjoyment of all the various,
blessings of life, We are. forcibly calkal on by-every. consi-
deration, to acknowledge it in .the most public manner. We
•• owe this.equally to our, own feeliniis wi.ich must-fat:sensibly'
awakened on the occasion, to theskill and talents of the Doc-
tor, which merit every encomium, and to the public at large,
in order that those who may stand M. need of similar benefits,
may know where to receive them. -Having wade these ge-
oral observations, I shall proceed to state the particular' case.
that has occasioned them, and to lay before the Public the sa-
lutary ettbets that I have experienced under the greatest
afflictions thatcan possibly betel us. I was born and educated
at Winchester, and at seventeen years of age went to the Uni.:
vershy at thiford. Prior to my leaving Winchester, and
-more particularl at College, I was reduced. to the most
grievous state, by the. orrid and unnatural .pradliCes too in-
.cident to youth, and which ate not .more baneful to our
- health, thartsinful in the eyeof God. I was at first afflicted
With a dimness of sight, a wealencss in my loins, and a de.
pression of spirits. -1 n this situation applied to Baron
. ‘Venzel, the famous Oculist, 'who infooned me it proceeded
from the optic nerves. 1 for some time followed his advice,
till one. day returning from shooting, I was. seized with a
numbness in my liMbs •to such "a degree, as to lead. me to
conclude that I should entirely lose the use Of them. This
indruced me to put.myself under the harak ot.Dr.-. W. of Ox-
ford ; but neither. his aftl, nor the waters at Bath, which
_place I .visited, afforded me the least relief • my spirits ut
length were so seriously depressed with violent palpitations
of the heart, and my flesh so intielt.tleca,Yed, that I becaine
.1! a mere skeleton, Observing, however, in the Bath Papers,
a publication by Dr.'Brodurn, intituled, 41 A Guide to. Old
Age," dedicated to. His Majesty, I was isdoced to peruSe
the same,. when I fortunately discovered the complaint I had
so long laboured. under.
" I have the happiness to add, that by following the ad-
vice contained therein, and going through a complete course
of Dr. Brodum's invaluable Nervous Cordial, I am now,
thank Heaven, perteCtly recovered, and. as well as ever I Was
in my
" I have since quitted the University; and ant going to
eater into the holy state of matrimony, "ssoith a deterrumation
never to be without " A Guide to Old Age;" and, at the
.atne time, I think it my. duty to advise all young men to
follow my example, as a perusal of this excelletit bock may
happily prevent the afffided frorn being precipitated headlong. ,
taan untimely grave; which, but for Dr. Breclum, would
meat inevitably have been my ease. • •
• ,
I am, Sir, your's, &c. Ste: •
Oxford, "A. .
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the Paper, Lai ter/ fot the, Editor &c, ( , be addrase4,
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fra. Soltil Mat ton-strcet, Grosrenor-scpur4);

Mr. Lit:Nem, luari
Sir, I beg_ you will publish the following extraord
,our
Cure, and I sincerely wish that those who make in (3.1141
ANZISCO Rl3 LITI C DROPS were candid and ,
givin&a just account of their effeeis to the Public.
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persuaded that the number of our fellow-creatures labo.o
under dreadful cogaplaints, might riot only be relieved.s ,':t
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their Disorders effectually eradicated. A oout nine Ycarqiifi
1 I wavallieted with leprous .and scorbutic EreptiOns, Ischids
made their appearance on share:it parts of my ho"'„ becLi
increased with such rapidity, that of late years with
truly iiprous, My whole frame being at times. covcrei, ore
scales resembi irig the bark of a tree, handfuls of whici.iuled
taken off my bed evert morning ;. the itching that
t‘-as intolerable, and still mace Insufferable was the siu-'lliojg
pain which succeeded scratching. • Before • 1 begulpotic..
your Drops, however incredible. it may appear to th 1.4%, thrfe
it is certainly a fact, that on different part* of nit:b"'"„) , I
were not lees than five hundred nicer* through slis4!:34U 1,
times lost the use ef.my limbs thereby, acid svas
capablerntle te cadence of
itibylitTivniillgv ann7llselfilhad 'to look „to for ota '`T; AO'
_ms.acis Avhich was toe oft,
I this reduced and truly deplorable falulan
friends had given up all hopes or my reccAvry.; 11l :4,
qiiaintance of mine seeing the Cases of 'Timothy
,„rain`
Wigan, in Lancashire, in the Birmingham Paper, hoctli
me to make trial of your Drops. I immediately Eire,, 001
small bottle of Mr. • Rol lason; Printer, in S:ovrbrlog...,riet-,
I found greatly to alleviate my. pain,-and.through
ing, till I had taken, I think, six or seven soLIII
am grateful that 1 ant now, and h:,ve been in.nty.r bzfe, •
able to follow my employ. It any further *strata n
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lane Lime-Works ; and..by, Sir,' •
Your nitinola Servant,
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To dr. I.r c r e.;r. 'Surgeon, No• 57,
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