1 these changes hud not been of much use ; and .1 believe
2 the mortality.is still greater than that of the first two
3 years.
4 Among niv papers, I have met with the following
5 letter, which I received at Lahore, and which may serve
6 as a proof to unbelievers in the efficacy of my minute
7 doses—
8 /tendency, Znd D'icembt r,
9 Dear ana respected Sir,
10 I may appear seemingly to have neglected your
11 prescriptions, but I assure you, t have not. The reason ot my
12 not doing myself the pleasure to call on you, lias been owing
13 principally to heavy business, consequent on Col, Lawrence’s
14 leaving this, and some little to the distance of your present
15 residence, The loxengea, however, last supplied, being over, l
16 come before you again a beggar ; but, before you comply with
17 my petition, permit me to mention the effect of your medicine.
18 The largest sore in my gums is nearly tolled up with fresh flesh,
19 while the discharge generally from the gums is greatly lessened.
20 Mv general health is improved so much, that I feat 1 am
21 becoming almost as stout again as I was at Simla, and when it
22 is ci u side red that l had but lately recovered from a violent
23 attack of the liver, it must he confessed that my present improved
24 health is to be ascribed to your valuable medicines for the Inst
25 month and half. While I thus express my most grateful
26 obligations, I trust you will continue your kind favors for a
27 little longer, and therefore beg a fresh supply, to be sent in
28 mi envelope, the box being m home. Allow me to subscribe
29 myself, with high respect,
30 Dear Sir,
31 Your obedient humble Servant,
32 Wm. Ski not: k.
33 T might produce many such testimonials, but they
34 are unnecessary ; as .1 have not any desire to obtrude
35 my System on the public. 1 simply call attention to