The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-10-16 00:00:00

A CIIALLI:NGE.

MESSII.S. CURRIE and Cn. Sacir,eet us, late in
_ his Majesty's service, challenge the -whole wild to
prove a single imlance where tapir Medicine and iletleal of
Care Ilaa, failed of the desired effect. The practice Or many
years in this particular brnoch of their profession h .s not given
rise to one unsuccessittl case. lwv rant onte t', direct nc'tr
•Itltiies 1.1 the treatment hod" cu•e of VENERE A l. COM-
,
PLA I N TS, and that derangement V Cm 0. stem, ware., is I.re
consequence of the pernicious and wasteful etfersv of a halve' mil..
tool roost unhappily pursued by the v ht of Matti 41.1,. In
the ime it will ire fl/&11111 to be the ttufailiiig source of Isar. outese I
the other have its rh cages finally developed to the.. by .a
teeming slate of debilit v, which, if wit timely remedied, termi-
nates in Impotence. These are it. remote .and ultimate etlects ;
while consumptions, loss of ntustmlar power, AM various me -
sous complaints, usually characterise the earliest singes of lids
solitary vice: of persons languishing under disocten incident to
such a habit, their treat scent is simpl mai int. never proved
wiccessful in the course of a long, I fops, and ch extruded
practice. In the most ohnitede mad coin/Melded cases of Ve-
nereal infection, rusts ns olotructi MS in the urethra. s ...... ev rc-
crescent-es, hard honour., cailous ulcers, eruptions, 'seminal
weakness, gleeli, it, a 1...
STRICTURES,
Whether recent or of long duration, and whirl' hare hank., the
skill of oilier practioners, toe, by their preseitc improved plan
of treatment, eliectually nod permatiently cured, witinpit the
patient sidTerie.g the excruciating pain and alarming lemotstr:lago
which frequently follows the application of the lunar caostie„
course of twenty year. exteosite pracoce io this metro•
polis, numerous cities of strictores hove !wen told ore dads nil-
der their rare' the mini eradication of whielt is eff,cle.i by A
safe, certain, and expe.lit ion: mole of practice. impel for to :toy
tither yet adopted. The weakiess, nod
proceeding from this comploint, is speedily rensoyed, and the
todient restored ta soimil alai yienrous health. Rut to hose lice
&Nifty hat: for yents existed, a proper perseverance in th. it te-
storative /liter the t•trit ture leo; loom deitr..y.d, is
dispeosably temtisite to revive the slumbering spoils of life,
and to re-maturate the Constitution.
Several Noblemen laid C;c: tlenwo of the Rest resole. ttbility
have been under the tare of Messrs. Currie and Co. for in re-
moval of complaint, of the melon, strictures, Bte.; tend hating
received a tatlicni and i/ellnaltt•Ill Clare. reline,. that ceferentes
may he given to them, its satisfactory eyideoreo of the deci7aye
superintity of Messrs. Curcio %11.1 Co.'s plan of treatment.—
Many of these Gentlemen have. had strictliresfrom ten to meaty
years, and had been under the care of Misses. Home, Ifearisittes,
nod other Surgeries of ennui eminence. who 'mein:steel the cure
by, the nppticat ion of the lunar candle., wIIII.III,PUCCeS,
Patients in the country ore requested to stair the purl iculyes
of their case, Bee, and genernl habit of living, Ate. tic. all
a remittance fur advice and medicines. when the same %sill he
given or sent to tiny part of the kingdom. To ensure That se-
crecy all essential to their undertaking, the towage of 'effect
miry. he ridded an the account for medicines.
hlessri,. Currie and Cu.. may he consulted by either Sex, wills
the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, nt their house, Nu.
107, Ilattonirardest.
alb -II Gni 1.94,0,107 Ila noel:sr deo.