The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-15 00:00:00

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FRIENDLY COUNSELS, a Medical
Treatise on the Infirmities of Youth and Mare
hood, both mental and phyaical, resulting horn excesses,
fee., with ploin directions for their reilleval, by Professor
Ralph Thomson. Fr.,Rl upwards of twenty-five years'
experience in • 'Tactics, unequalled for extent and
portance, the Author is enabled to treat. with the
utmost certaiiity of cure, every variety of disease arising
from eolitaiy habits, excesses and ii,fccsloo, nth
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S•aquiatorrlioia, Stricture, and Syphilis, in an their
stages—which, owing to neglect RhJ improper treat-
ment, frequently end in diweate of the kidiores, stone M
the bladder, gravel, gout, flieUtliAtisill, ihdigeation,
debility skin diseases, and pain in the back, ke. The
neglect of these distaste by medical men generally, and
their futile attempts to cure by the use of those dam-
somas nacilicinea, mercury, eubebs, sarsaparilla he.
Le.. have produced the most dangerous require.
Sufferers arc invited to Apply without delay to Dr. I'.,
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syinptuni, whether priniary or secondary, without the
als.ve dangerous medicines, thus preventing the ponsi-
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Wished in many thousands of case.; and, as a further
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Complaint are Cattle/My invitel to a ',ate with
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GRATIS TO SUFFERERS —A Clew:Bait
bar:rg cured hinv•ell ot severe nerroeb debility ,
loss of memory, indigestion pains :n the bock rhen•
malign', and otlicr fearful syniptems re+olting (rum tha
imprudences at youth, is earnestly disowns of 'lsmail •
big to his suflaring fellow-enraturer the means by *hush
stir re-toration to health was effected, and upil mad tha
medicine, properly prepared in doses, and a beck writtini
I. y himself, containing all the necessary information on
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i.s.tnge. Address—Rev. F. RUSSELL, lj. Arlington
Stieet, Ilorningten Ciescent, London This beet io
uttered with unelected sincerity to all who awed Tabe4.
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