The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-01-28 00:00:00

A CHALLENGE.
MESSRS. CURRIE. and Co. Surgeons, late in
his Majesty's service, challenge the whole . world to
prose a single instance where their hledicine and Method of
Cure have foiled of die desired effect. The peactlee ref many
years in this partleniar branch of their professioa battiest gime
rise
.to one unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their
studies to the treatment and' cum of VENEREAL COM-
PLAINTS, and iliat•dieraigement of the swamis, which is the
consequence of the pernitions and mmteful edhets of ajabit long
and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both Nies. la
the mie it ant be foinid to be the nofailing sonreeoP Barrentiris
the'mler 'have its ravages fatally developed to thearby chi-
trewrog matey( debility„ which, if wit timely remedied, fermi-
antes in Impotence. These are its remote nod ultiinate eileciss
white consumptions; iota of muscular pryer. and various ner-
vosa complaints, -usually tharacterise the esrliem singes ni ibis
solitary vice s of persons langoishing tooter• disorders incident to
such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved
am-
successful in the coarse of a Inryt. litborlous. and roach extended
panctiee. In the most obstinate :sod cotoplieated cases of Ye-
Reveal infection, spelt •tihstructitiso in the ureihro. spongy ex-
crescences, hard minim, cations dicers, eruptions, seminal
Weeklies, ere's, ill alto.
• • • STRICTURES,
whether recent or of btu duration, and which have hadled the
skill Of other prncitatters, are, by 'Melt peesetit improved plan
of treatment. effectually and permanently cared, without the
patient suffering the exerueistio‘poin nod alarming hemorrhage
which trequeutly follOys the application of the loner teto•tiv.
to tire course Of taeMy years exteusive prattice in this metro•
nameroiss cases of strictures have been and are daily un•
der their care, ttlic•total eradication of which is effected In a
safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior toaur
other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility
Proreititilit .Roof This complaint, is speedily removed, and the
patient restored to sound and vigornitt health. But where the
debility has for years ex isted,,n proper per;eventare is their re-
storative remedies, after thestriciure has been destroyed, is in.
dispemaldy requisite to revive the slainheriag spools of lire.
and to re-animate the Constitution.
Siveral Noblemen and Getttleineti of the Aria respertbditv
haveJteen anderthe care it Messrs. Carrie and ,
R Co: for t.te r•••
Royal of complaints of the arethro. stricturese. ; ood hails t:
received w radical and permanent more, recpeett toot referv-r.'s
moy foeiivewto theinois stitf.fa.-tio y evaleiteeti of the &dove
Ltilierior.ll of .44142. Coyne. lasi 'My:v.l)l.o of imatiteno.—
ottlnY et these Gentlemen have had sit-moires front ter to (*ear
yeah, mad had beenutider the care of Mestrs.lloMeilieavkides,
'and Other Surgeons of equal enflames-, who vitteuitoted the cute
by the appticatiati of the Isnot coustic, without success.
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f„imin or spat to Noy oars of the ktitedani. emote tw! I .4.•
r yen essential to their uedereasi..e, the postage of le:trt7
the *imam t for meeittlites.
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