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21113DICAL ADVICE ON T,l E SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
With YOUTi AND MATURITY.
Plain birections for their Prevention and Cure.
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F.'
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71' .
ESERVATION; a
Secret Ilinflegr' of Marriage, and on the
quired at an early period or
Youth and Maturity, usually ac•
mental powers, diminish and en?' Which destroy the physical and
nal Weakn
hand the vital .energie. of manheeble the natural feelings, and ex-
the certain -Prevention and suce,,,,,f,nl vith-Practical Observations on
Treatment of Nervous Debi
Sty, Local and Conetitutio
Diseases and derangements resulting frO Brehm., Stricture, and all
by Lallemand, Ricord and-other eminenm Indiscretion, as adopted
rrance. With Fifty coloured Er members of the faculty of
Physiology, and Disases of the ReproZincittristrating the Anatomy,
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larePredueed in,
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By SAMUEL LA'AIERT.24.O and infection.
37, B
.E.D r 0 R D-S (2 UAR E,
',actor of Medicine, Matriculated Member of the University
Edin-
burgh, ILonorary, geMber of the London Efe.pitio of Edln-
. Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, Membe Medical Society,
Medical Society of Edinburgh, 24. c., &C.
r of the Ilunterian
~..This work contains a plain and complete description of th
wi4Y and physiology of the reproductive organs, and of their
relativee ans.
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Who
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secret • ed in youth, or by the excesses of
law.practices sexing
......` Years, whereby the pleasures of life are maned' the objects of
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