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REMARKM3LE CURES perm med by the Use of the GUM,
TONIAN MEDICINES, exemplified iu the following authen-
tic Cases.
CASE 1.
CHARLES LLOYD, while working in Mr. Har-
l'ia Manufactory at Walt ham Abbey, in Essex, was
attacked with Rheumatism, which continued with such °balsa:"
as to resist every medical application, he was at length removed
to his own parish (6t. S./lour, Southwark), where he remanded
under the care of the Parish Surgeon three months, when he was
ordered into St Thomas's Hospital, where every remedy that skill
and kindness could suggest, were tried Without success to the end
of three weels, w hen he removed to Guy's Hospital, in which
he remained four months, when lie was discharged as incurable,
to walk oa crutches, and suffer the most ezetuvatiog pains day
and night, without intermission. He IA aa again received into the
Poor House% and a regular Mercurial course recommended and
persevered In for six weeks, keeping him in a salivation greatest
part of the time. The violence of the pain being now somewhat
abated, the use of all medicine was deemed is, leaving him 111 se
debilitated a state, with the lower extra:aide's° con irac. ed, he
could not walk even with his clutches, nor stand without help;
the pains soon returned with great violence, and continued with
unceasing torture day and night for five years, the last two of
which be was coi:fined to his bed. When application was made to
Mr. Guest, he said he considered it as a hopeless case, but trout
motives of humanity alone, ordered his Pills and the Lotion to he
used in the usual way,and in ito minutes he was able to stand erect
without help, and in one hour, by persevering in the use of the
medicines, he stepped a distance of 9 yards in t. paces, and although
he was s ith difficulty conveyed to Mr. Guest's in a sedan chair, he
now walked part of the way back without any assistance, and on
his 211 visit to Mr. Guest, walked the whole way; after which his
pains gradually left bim,and in S weeks had suificie ut strength to act
as messenger to the Pour-house, and superintend the application
of the Guesonian Medicine to others then iii the house, and cut.
fering with complaints that had defied the operation of every uther
Medicine, in proof of which the five following cases are given,
and attested with my own, by the Clergymen, and the Overseers,
&c as witness my hind, Cashes LLOill.
St. Saviour's Poor-House, August 17,1607.
CA6E 2.
Master John Hey, son of the Governer of St. Saviour's Poor-
house, was a long time lame with an enlarged knee, attended with
g: eat pain, supposed to be scrutulous and suppurated, when it was
opened and discharged some matter, but heated without any dimi-
nution of its size or the pain. On his first application to Mr.
Guest, be found almost immediate relief, and on the third appli-
cation the pain was nearly gone, and in three weeks the knee was
quite well. He is at this time serving his country on board the
Agincourt, enjoying, as he has done ever since, the perfect use of
his leg.
CASE S.—Sarah Terry, a woman sixty years of age, had a
Rheumatic affection of the band and arm, that had so far deprived
her of all use of it, as to give it a paralytic appearance, was reliev-
ed from all pain by three applications of the Gratonian Medi-
cines, and in five weeks enjoyed the perfect use of her limb.
CASE 4.—Susannah Smith had lost the entire use of her legs
and arms, Isom long continued Rheumatism, which had resisted
the went' every remedy that was applied for upwards of twelve
months, found inunalase ease on applying the Guestonian Med..
eines, and in three months was perfectly recovered.
CASE s.—Charlotte Dove had suffered between Ave and six
years a distressing pain in the head, for which numerous Mel=
cal applications were made without slams: the Guestonian Me•
dicines greatly relieved her the first time of applying them; the
third dyne quite removed the pain, and she has remained wed
ever since.

CASE 6.—Ann Scott had received a severe bruise on the shin,
tone, wnich caused a great enlargement with much pain; war
three months in St. Thomas's Huintal, and discharged' wit hwut
being relieved. Ey the use or the Guestonian Lotion was rem.
.pletely cured in one month, anti has remained well ever
WMISCISCS to the foregoing six Cates, Dec. 7th, 1801.
JOHN Masses', Curate.
GLORGL TUN StICLII/til
THOMAS BALCHIN,
VICTIMS
ABRAVAMI BILL,
WILLIAM DINIIOII, j
Brijantin Courtney, Clerk to the Ov.rseers.
George Hey, Governor of St. saviour's iscor

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