The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-13 00:00:00

ToFIIOMA-S TAYLOR, Lig.
No. o, New Bridge-Street,- -London.
1-traviirred Sir, Edinburgh, Match 03, 'Fol.
y • 13'EG leave to inform you-,- that- ever since the
.1. year 1790, 1. have bee* alllided with the Lues Vette-
rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of
Medicine •presc.ribed by the -most eminent of' the Facult)
here, and undergoing- several sevcte courses .of
and twice discharged from the- Hospital, with little relitt:;-
would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In e
spring of last year my disorder "had got to such
large
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tha coropwuntntat t pe,ilit:lrifaniothyatl.,rigfetl'ailLtin:llyio,
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csi last eYs Pvia:k." et
u.years i my left had also two large nodes oniti
wAs,..very much discoloured; and gave me such.exerutiat- •
ing pain, particularly whfin warm in bed, as nearly to de
'prive me of test ; in this lamentable state;• I Ives recom
mended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so great a
`care by them here), to • take your -Leate's
which I began to do on the. 26th of May
,;in the: course
Of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit—in little more
.• than. a month, the ulcers on my- hezd and arms iweru,
soundly healed—soon atter, the sores on my legs healed
also ;- leaving, -however,: considerable' discoloutatiOn in the
and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the Wis..
sing of end,'-and a little longer perseietarice. yoiirinva,
luable Medicine, subsided r the nodes dispersing, the skiff:
regaining its-natural hoe, and the nocturnal pains .4-aduall)
going off. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me-
dicine, pettedly tree • from all •niy forirter com-Plaints—
havr. :.:•.covesed my former spirits and strength, and sin be.
conie jolly and tat.; in- which-state navingeonthiued many
months to the astonishment -of all who knew me, I ani at
a loss in what terms to eXptess My' gratitUde, but beg ylau,
tor:the good of miler su-tßiring mortals, to Inge this
case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion ;
in so (i„ing, you will %Natty oblige,- Sir, your •-grateful,
obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. URKER.
Swan's. Close; High-street, Edinburgh.
, itnesses, to the above-Cure :
. • ,
JOHN Tnomp son, No. 3, New Poultry-market ; and
. !oar! M‘lwrosn, Old Assembly- Close,:Edinburgh. •
Prepared and' Sold by the sole Proprietor,
T omits- it, Member of•-•the- Royal -College of Sur.
germs, at his I-louse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London 4 ,
where, atter a constant residence of-blare than thirtyl.sir
years, in a- pradice particularly,
.diretted to the cure of
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the *Parts of
Generation, with -that inviolable sec'recy' which- men of
his protessien should always observe in such cases; he
hatters himself, the-advice and assistance•he'gratilitobsl)
administers to persons taking this Medicine, will tic
. esteemed,' by a-/discerning public, :IS -1:1 aiNVltagbSel.
done attainable and void of all ambiguity, --
Also sold, by his appointment; tOr tile clitvenience 01
those Hying distance, at the. i'ertitinees, Noe3s,- St
Alban•s-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toi-shop, No, 103, Ox-
ord-street ; Mr. Disborougli,' No. .
. Mr. Stee...'s, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row,! Little Tokver..
hill; Mr. lia,xtet's; South-bridge, Edit-Burgh; Alt. Mam—
donald, GlasgOw ; Air. Bull, I.)xitte-stro-t; Dublin; and by
one person in every considerZie town in Great Brit-ail:and
Ireland, in Isbxes-of only 2S- 9rie eacii, mated- up i.‘ith rid.
and plain directions, vrhereny persons or either sex -may
cure theniseives with ,ease;-'spet... s•ecteil,
N. B. Every Box sold in rear 44-4 rain
a Stamp, on %%hien, by. favour or -11Z.L' Curtirirssi•:r.e- :s
viintett, at the Stamp Oiliti•-•---•4 T.Taylor;• Nu. 9, i\iry
13ridge-:itreet," —w sensate winch tit , all others
-ire Countcrtriii.k.,. • • •