The Sun.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

? CHALLENGE.

aid CO. Surgeons, late iii
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his Nl:jesty's service, challengep the whole w'criln to
prose a single instiNr.:e where their medicine ann4lethon
cure liave tailed of the desired efitt. The practice of many.
years in this particular orincii of their, profession, hat, mat -
given rise tclona unsuccessful

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'They continue to' dirzet their studies to- the trcatment'ani
cure Of -venereal ccaripiaints,' arid that derangement of the sys..
tem, which is the consequence of tile pernicions and_waStettil
alias of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the -s
• youtit.of .hoth sexes . In' the one it will be foitrin to he the
unfailing source of barrenness the.other have its ravages rt,i,
tally devefoped to them by a distressing state of.de;tilityi
which, it not timely remedied, terminatcs in impotence;
These are its remote and ultimate ei*ats, while consumpe
tion, loss of muscular power, and various irervons complaints,,
usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice..
Of .persons-languishing uri,erthe disorders incid..lll to,siteh
habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved :undue--
cessfut in the course of a long; laborious, anti much eXteudecl
practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cast', otsve-
nereal infeCtiono-such as obstructions in the tsrethrii, spline),
excrescences, hard tumors, calidus ulcers, eruptions,
nal weakness, gleets, as also-

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T RI CTURES,
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Is Whether recent, or of long duration, and Whin have bat. 4.
fled the skill of other Practitioners; are by their preseht lin-
,• proved plan Of treatment, efli.ettlallyand permanently cured,
without the Patient suffering the excruciating pa a cn,f
1 alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the appLlea-
, Win' of the lunar caustic, lit the course of twenty 1 t'.o-s
extensive. practice •in thii -Metropolis, -numerous -eas,,. (4,
i Strictures have been and ate daily under, their came, the tott;,l
eradication or which is etteded by a sate, e.er.taik, and, exp,. '
, ditmous mode of piaCtice, superior
,to any other yet_ adopted,
The weakness, relaxation, .and debility proceeding fr,-;lit tliS
complaint are -speedily removed, and the Patient 'restored to
' sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has toe :
years existed, a limper perseverance in their testoratiVe r,':•.
medics, after the Stricture has been destroyed, isiindispensa:.
' bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of rife and TO
reaminatethe constitution. .
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. Several Noblemen.iind Gentlemen of the first respetabil .
My, have been under-the care Of Messre. Currie and-. Co.
for the leinovai .0r complaints of the Ltiethra.,Strietures, &i:,
,_and haviii,;l' received -a radical and-pat-Mai-tem Cur.., requt6t
• that references--may. be given to then, as S'atisi.ii:tory e,,i-
-dences of the-decisive superiority, of Messrs.- Cilrrie and 'CO''. '
plan!of treatment. Minty 'of these Geralernen have hail
stridures from to to 20 yearS, .stud had been utalerin;-care or •
MeSsrs. flume, Heaviside,' and other Surges ot.etitiaieini..-.• -'
nences who attempted the cure l? 3, the application 01 the, .I.u.' i
- nar Caustic, without soccess.. . ' , •
Mess'rs, Currie
.and. Co. inay.be consulted by either seawith the greatest delicacy, secrecy; and hotiouti‘ at tnett.- -
hoUse, No. 167,, Hatton ,gardert. - .„. •:, . '
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Patientsgin the-Canntryare t•-questecl to state tlii.F'.. paitic4.,
. lars of their_ case, age, and general habit of 16iitg, &c. -Sec.
inclosing a remittaripe ior advice_ and medicines, when the _
same will ix: given or sent tosany part of the kingdom-.. to- i
ensure that secrecy so, essential •to theif-undeiraklog, the
postagelaf loiters may be addei; to the account fm x- 12111.ticintf, •
. 9th RUN, 1809; —zo7,. H:tetatt.gardirt4, % •