WCP3161

Letter (WCP3161.3129)

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Travel

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

EDITOR

HENRY S. LUNN, M.D.

TELEGRAMS, WICLIF, LONDON.

TELLEPHONE NUMBER 7534.

W.W. 4819

5, Endsleigh Gardens,

London, N.W.

Dec. 2, 1896.

Dr. Alfred R. Wallace, F.R.S.

Parkstone,

Dorset.

My dear Dr. Wallace,

The address you desire is: —

The Manager,

Pharmacie des R.R.M.M. Benedictines, de Pistoja,

Florence, Italy.

You send him a post office order for twenty-five francs describing briefly the symptoms and the weight of the patient and ask for one box of his Poudres Anti-Goutteuses.

Pestalozzi1 has had an attack of gout, however, this autumn but he never had anything of the kind whilst he was taking the powders and that covered a period of nearly a year..

I myself have benefited so immensely from taking the Alkaline Waters at Terasp this summer that I have no occasion to resort to any other remedy, but I should be very much interested later on to hear how your friend prospers on this monastic treatment.

Yours very truly | Henry S Lunn2 [signature]

Pestalozzi has not been identified.
Lunn, Henry Simpson (1859-1939). British humanitarian, and founder of the Lunn Poly travel company.

Please cite as “WCP3161,” in Beccaloni, G. W. (ed.), Ɛpsilon: The Alfred Russel Wallace Collection accessed on 5 June 2025, https://epsilon.ac.uk/view/wallace/letters/WCP3161