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At Calcutta, .Wm. Beckford Gordon, EMI. Only goo of the late
Captain G. H. Gordon, of the 12th I.ight Dragoons, to Mary,
eldest daughter of C. K. Creintrelia, Esq. Ibidgelee.

DILD.

July 82, in rark-street, thcilOti:Mrs. Andrew Foley. •
wt WiUlanaktowit, cowry of MMesth,•the Hon. and Rev. Ha.
milton Curie. brother of the Lux Earl of Deaart, nod Rector of
Druineoloira And Atithoy.
At Hartshorn House, near Gloucester, Slr Charles rotham,
Basot• of South Dakota, and Ebberszon Lo4e, Yorkshire.

CASE X.--.-Of Mr. HATUAN, with his Account' of the Guts-
toniau Medicines.
A BOUT eight years ago I was constantly trou-
t -3, bled with Gout wandering from place to place in the sss-
tem, without coming:to any Seed point, though it often disabled
me Irons walking about, and rendered my stomach so irritabte, I
could never indulge in taking any food that was cold, withont
the greatest danger of bringing on a serious attack on that prti-
I eider part. I had been years trying every means that was re-
' cc mm mded by the Faculty, without obtaining more than won-
t p,,.... y relief. I had been repeatedly under the care of Mr.
Lambe, a Surgeon of eminence at Reading, who advises' ;II
trying the Gu ESTONIAN Msnici N es, but from the arprehension
that some bad effects might be produced by them, l stated my
fears to Mr. Lambe, who said he kid recommended them to a
i very delicate young Lady, and that she bad taken sixty boxes of
; them with the most happy effects; thus satisfied, I began to take
of the PAR according to the directions, and coutiueed them some
months, by which my general health was much improved, end
with such a happy presage, I resolved on giving Mr. Guest's
is ledicines a fair uial, which I mentioned to another respectable
surgeon, Mr. Itkkman, who had also frequently attended me in
those violent and-el:rioting attacks in the stomach, and his opieiun
was, that I must be justified In trying any plan likely to afford
1 rue relief, as he thouebt no human constitution however good,
could bear many such shocks as he had witnessed. 1 thereforl
; se cut on with CM Cuestonian Gout Pills, which soon acted a an
&iterative. and evidently removed all those symptoms which I
compd.:red as forerunners of au anack in the stomach, and my
digeseon!so touch improved, that 1 began to eat without fear,
' those very things that I before dared nut taste. Indeed it is very
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well known to, many people, both in Pealing and Newburg,
that the attacks in my stomach have frequently been so dietres...
; log and alerraing, that my life has been despaired of. My confi-
; deuce In the t;uessotoian Medicines being uow completely este-
! Wished, I make a point of always hevieg them by me, and when-
, ever I feel my Gouty symptom., I linniethately have recisurse to
them, and mostly succeed without the Lotion; but when the
compliant has too far advanced to lee stopped without it, I have
invariably freed myself from pain, by taking of the Pills aLd
wing the Lotion for fifteen or twenty mioncesis in some of these
attacts, my stomach and belly has been swollen to the appear-
. si.ce of a brevet, which has always been relit-tied la a few mi-
; natestby raking the Fills and using the Lotion ; after which I
tumor always &Jeep as comfortably AS it nothing Mal happened.
Ihe Gue.touien Medicines having completely eaaboaued my
health, I engaged in A contract to supply the troops encamped on
j the coast of Sussex with bread and torage, and lay with tliim
: two seasons by teas:thy Head, the lest of which we kept the
I ground un.ii so late as the 4th of December, 114)4, and I never
enjoyed better health, although the weather was excessively cold,
end *e were much exposed; the vast quantity of wet which had
Ifallen made the ground so bad, we were actually `..tick deep in
mud and dirt. I remained in this cold neighbourhood tail February,
I and felt no inconvenience until the March followine, when I had
au attack wt Gout in my stomach, which though more obstinate
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1 than any I bad had since my first using the GuestonLan Medicines,l
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baccerded in procuring ease in a short time, and by continuing
to takethe pills soon regained my strength anti remain well, ex-
. Sept now and then a slight appearance of my accustomed visitors,
j from which I ant always relieved by the Pills; but iu the Spring
I of I hob, I had thu most alarming and severe attack I ever yt t ex-
perienced; I then litied near Mr. Guest, and on my sending to
him, he kindly attended and applied the Louon, with which, and
I my taking the Pills, he soon relieved me.
I . Although I have been very well ever since this attar:l,l always
keep the medicine by me, and occesionelly take of the Pills,
add feel great pleasure in recommending them to all my
acquaintances, from the conviction I hive that, but for theft
use, I should have been dead long since; and 1 reel It a duty us
Ime here to observepthat 1 ascribe this relapse of ISOS, to an irre-
gular mode of living, with being frequently wet tooted, and the
inconvenience unavoidable in such .sitnatium, obliged me to
neglect the use of the Guestonian Medicine, ; and, ;toe relapse 1
' had in land, lidtributed lie my own irdprWence in totting a great
quantity of midland. 4km quite *added Of. the'gteat good to
bq derived from Ike use of the Loden Is she soles cor the test, in
all cases where attars ciaki, aid thereby subject the sufferer to
'Patna In the head or stomach.. Wiei,uje HATUAY.
lia It, Gliacecluirdratrests Math 11, 1709. ' .