The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-11 00:00:00

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.------- Si quid novisti rectius istis
. i :I;andidits tmperti, si,non his utere mecum—Hon;
TO fei,nlate the human pailsions, not to destroy
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given; to give them a proper direction and a due force,
instead of vainly attempting to eradicate them. from our na-
ture, or foolishly and impiously vett nding to divert them
into new channels—is the business of a rational morality,
dictated by the precepts of the purest Religion, and cotrn-
tenanted by the conclusi ins of the soundest philosophy. It
is unnecessary after all that has been written on this subject,
to' describe the symptoms which indicate those diseases that
are brought on the human body and mind by indulging to
exec s in sexual-pleasures, and particularly by persevering in
is pernicious habit-fob freattentlyaequired at School;
It more concerns the private happiness of individuals and
the general' prosperity of the country, to anntninee to the
Public, that from a long and extensive pro-anus in this parti—
cular' branch of the profession, we can with the greatest
i•irifidenee assure all Parents and• Guardians of Youth, and
rouse persons who labourundcr a general or partial debility
and :lcrangetuents of the Nervous System, -whether produced
by this habit, by inveterate Syphilitic Infection, by .intern-
Iterate living, or residence in hot climates, lc intense appli-
cation to. studs., by immoderate grief,, or by excesses of
,any
•liittd,---thla w-• have it in our power to offer an entirely new
mental of cure, without the smallest use of Mercury-, which
in all the varieties kind in all the stages of the:e camplaints,
has. continued to answer the most sanguine expectations of
Pat ients of both Sexes. • .
- ' theearnestness and anxiety with wit-lett the world has long
;looked f-ir so. great a desiderattnn in the.cmpforts mad itn-
,
proveinents of a polished acid enlightened age, as that'uf men
of shill, talents, and integrity. devoting themsolves'exclu-
sively. to these diseases, is evinced by the eager appli ...Minns
for a.ivice and medicines which we are 'daily receiving from
'ercitli kfrmier 'of the world. In ,slight and recent cases of
SypiiliiM Infection, a perfect cure'is completed in the short
pt-riott--of two. days . and those of the utmost inveteracy,
where other Practctioners liar.: 'failed, -a prop re per,vernnee
in our plan of 'treatment, ensures to the patient ii,hdid MIA
radical cure.' Strictures of the Urethra, from ten to twenty
years duration, ate by due sin erior method of cure, perma-
nently removed in the coor*e of tin cc wtelis.
-.. Patients of eitherßei' xnay consult its With the greatest
bosom, secreev„ and-delicacy, At our house, No. 107, Hat-
' ton-Garden. l'atieni's in the country, describing the miturc
Cc! their emir, AM enclosing a remittance fitr advice au.dtue-
"dicine4, the save will be sent to all phrts of the world.
' • .' 1.t.c,, . C.1.710t1F. and Cu. Surgeons,.
- • - :i., . , No. 107, Elation-Garden.
Islnlk,:.Thealiove important discovery in the cure of Sy-
i philWniod Uehiliiy, was motored by Pr. Cciuttr., in his late
• ' t ei-stel a , thiou.-11 Vratice, Naples, and itome, from whence he
Ea% 111,:t ramped with some hi. his intcresting and important
fact A • re,ipeeiio4 the present slate of medical and surgical
practice on the Coutioent,..W•hich be is' preparing to.lay he-
t"l'e the Public Tit a treatise on these complair ts, and win:., he
hopes `to be ablo in a few weekir to Isublishi ' - ' .