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London, England, 1801-10-03 00:00:00

Bilious —owness of Spirits,
C ld-beariny. • MenStrual Evacuations,
Chlorosis,•orG.reen Sickness, Nervous diseases,

Consumptions,
Female Diseases,
Fits, •
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Onanism, or Secret Venery,
Pregnancy, -
Phthisis,or'Cough,

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Turn
of
I,e
, i f
Flatulence, or Wind,' - Rhemnatistn,
FlizotrAlbus, of .Whites, Ruptures,
Gleets, ' ' Seminal WeaknesseS,
Gonorrhcea,-
Scurvy,
Hypochondriac, yr Melan-
. choly Complaints, , - .tke. aze...kc. -
To which is added,. an ERsay on the Venereal Disease,
Gleets, and Seminal • Weakness.
. : . By .S..SOLQMON,-IVI.D.
This Pamphlet voinf4 out direct; methods of Cure, from a
Blenhorhagi; or Gonorrhira, to a confirmed SiphiliS. To.
.which is ailded, -an Essay- on Secret Yenery, and a Discourse
on Impotency in the Male,, and Sterility and Barrenness inci-
dent to Females, &c. An Appendix on the subject of a so-
litary and destructive Vice; and.'an Address to Parents,
Quardians,• Tutors, and those wilt) have the care and educa-
tion of youth. • Likewise, Advice. to Bathers, particularly
the afflicted with Nervous Complaints.
The whole illustrated anti-interspersed with a- varimy of
authentic fads, never before published. - . , -
- N.B.' For the very ecellent-Charader of this Work, see
the diilerent Rev ; vs.. .

*** Upwards One Hundred 'l7-housnd Copies hive
aaually been sold of " Solomon's; Guide to Health."
ItEMARICS. 1W THE. AUTHOR- '

in this useful Publication will also be found a Treatise on
Female Diseases, NerVous, Hypochondriac, and Consump-
tive Complaints, and in whi.,ll is explained the Symptoms,
Node of freatinent, and Remedies so the different stages ut
the 'Venereal "Disease; Cautions to young Persons ut the
danger of improper conneitions, or improper treatment, &e.
with the diflerettee between-the venereal svmptoinS and those
ti-equently mistaken for them.; also Advice .to Bathers at
Bath..Buxton, Southampton, &c.
• , TO THE PUBLIC.

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To THOMAS TAYLOR,
Dear Sir, No. 9,. New Bridge-Street, Landaa
D•
FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to• iniol
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ceived from your invaluable nedicine, LEAKE's PAT-EN
PILLS.
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their .assistance ailbrdcd only temporary' relief : -4';`,":r -
through variaw; Courses of Salivation, and from being Pt'',
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Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs 'rendered me a coll:••
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egireatdi s‘uvbasni;diinngg
II adnati
lnyo:A. toloi att.lll",
nor, but one more boX, which j think cautious to take,
establish nay health in its original state. •
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myself, Sir, your Much obliged ;iuntble Servant, ‘,O
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judgment shall digitate.
Prepared and Sold by the role Proprietor, -
1 Lon, Member of Collegt of Surg.e'"

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Generation in both Se;ties, With that inviolable secr`l,c
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