Star.
London, England, 1807-09-09 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.

N4E3SRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgvinf,challenge
the whole world to prove a tingle inttance where their Me.
dicine and method of cure have fail.d of the dcfired erred. The
practice of many years iu this particular branch of their prefelEow
has not given rife to one staucceflul cafe.
They continue to dirtet their fludies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the fyitem,
which is the confequerce of the pernicious watteful ells eta ha-
bit long and tuolt unhappily purlued by the youths of both fetes,
In the one it will be found to be the unfailing tome of bat-fennel%
the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a diftrelEnz
Itate of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tcrntinatcs in im-
potence. .1 hcfe are its remote and ultimate effeCts; while can-
foroptions, lots of murcuLir powcr,and various nervous complaints
ritually charaCterife the earlier gages of this folitary vice. Of per-
fame latiguifbing under the difordera incident to fueli a life their
treatment i•• limple, arid has never moved unruccef.ful in the courfe
of a Nog laborious, and much extended practice. its the molt
()Mimic and complicated cafes of Venereal In feaion,fueli as ob-
flruetions in the Urethra, Springy Fscrefeences. Hatcl Turnouts,
Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Seminal We.slinet., Glees, See. /ice
which have hitherto baffled the hill of the general practitioner,
Mefirs Curne and Co are now enabled rad cad), to cure by a new,
(ale, and expeditious mode of prat-lice, fuperior to any other yet
adopted. They may be confulted by either Set with the greatelt
delicacy, fecrccy and honour. at their houfe, No. tt-.7, Hatton Gar-
den. Patients in the country are recuett-d to fists the particulars
of their cafe, their age, and geeeral mode of living. Letters, pelt
paid, corlofiog a bank note, will be duly anfwered; and the neref•
fary advice and ditdicines given orient t 3 any part of the kingdom.. _ _

This day was publithed. price ts.6d.
With a Por,rait of the Author,
A TREATISE on the Ptoperties and Effects of
HOT and COI.D BATHING, in a variety of DISEASES,
which rontaitt4 a concife Topographical Dcfcription of the princi-
pal Watering Places in the United Kingdom; with Obt:rvativio
()gybe following particul r

Advice, to perfonS who itequent lerticg of theWatem—glaan.
the tint Wells tiny to be drank daily
Antiquity of Cold Lathing Hot Mineral Waters proper fee
ILth, iu Somerfetfhire, its An. v eak People—Perfpiration
tiquity, properties of the Wa. pramotr.l by them
tem its Springs, their ILat, Nervou. &for. e-s
—Cold Bath.
proper fedora for Battings in„ recolime• ded
quantity to be drank Obftrudtiona removed by Cold
Bathing in fah v.-ate Bathing.
its tonic di la I'. rf .ns of a plethoric habit di.
Body, how to be prepared for !wird concerning Whin
the c,.1.1 batk Rhrumatiuns difpelled by the
Cold Water, invigorates hoth hael—Regimen
body and acceltrates Studicrus perfons recommended
the motion of the blood, elan• to bathe
tvr of continuing in it long Showzr bath recommended
. . . _ .

Cold bath;ng, its Icncticialef• Sea bathing better than bashing
lea. to young area and boy p, in frelh water—to be accom-
its tired on the heart. its tanicd with drinking the falt
importance in glets, proper water
fcafot•.s for nervous perfoni Sulphureous waters—thdr ufe
Cautions before cold bathing incutaneousdifrafcs

Children, advice rcfpeding the Suit hureous purging waters re.
balling them in cold wazer commended for fouliaJt of
CIC3IIIi I itti recommended the bowels

Chalybeate water. Terder and delicate perfon,A.
liy ochondriac eifcates, cold advice h,w to cordudt them-
bathing recommended Mir es in bathing
no: welts, ',ear Weahrcf-, how to remove its
diturtl,r4, &c.