Obstinate, inveterate, and habitual constipation, - costiveness - not only totally overcome, but also completely destroyed - without using either purgatives, injections or baths - by a natural, simple, agreeable, and infallible means, recently discovered in France.

Warton, Mr.

Date:: 1846

Credit: Obstinate, inveterate, and habitual constipation, - costiveness - not only totally overcome, but also completely destroyed - without using either purgatives, injections or baths - by a natural, simple, agreeable, and infallible means, recently discovered in France. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$ciiment of Mr. PAbbe Duranton, rector of Armeau, was no aware that we were already informed by that respected ec¬ clesiastic himself, of the great benefit which he had derivec from the use of Ervalenta. (See his Attestations, Nos. H and 14.) [Nota. This Attestation was presented by Captain Male on the occasion of our trial before the Cour Royale & Paris.] _ . , . ■ i i - * •' V . * /; ■ • 5 / •. - ' , i ? ' > ' 3 - : • : s !• ‘ [In a preceding Testimonial, Captain Malet had given u more precise details concerning the state of Mr. Gamard’ son, relatively to the unexpected results that he had ob¬ tained from Ervalenta: these details are found in No. 3 which follows.] • ' ‘ ' i ‘ \ ] < i i V ' • .Si h N No. 31. DIARRHOEA. Retention of the Urine.—Total absence of Sleep.—Entire, prostration of Strength. Mr. Warton, Rue Richelieu, No. 68, Paris. Sir,—1 am happy to inform you that your Ervalenta ha been of the greatest benefit to a young man in the countr where I reside. He had been given up by the doctors, an was in a deplorable state. His illness consisted in a diarrhoea which forced him to go to stool four and five times a-day, i an entire retention of the urine, in an absence of* all sleep and in a total prostration of strength. Now the diarrlioea~has ceased, as well as the retention c urine, and he already performs those two functions like person in sound health.$