The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-24 00:00:00

TO TiIr.•vALET,,DINARLAN.

Li.OLOAR-)N's GUIDE to HEALTH is addressed
to the afflicted with N,,rt. Dis'erders ; to those SufPring
from heat. or change of C., te toe,-and ro• those who labour
under weaknesses and relaxations,-eriginatiqg in a variety, of
other causes, _ails Work Is pa;:ticularly,recormnended
to thotts:!nds of people erow I, 01.1 retire their time, yy-hav,,
,ing ringuarderlly, plunged thentsel,}es into the commission of
a.solitary and CieliDling.vice, it has happily...been toe means:'
;of recovery of the mind. as welt as the boil}, at:it exalted.
'them from a state of melaochAy rind' deoair, to that:Or
health, peace, and :.happiness. The- delusive hahit here al..
luded to is not confined ,to the gar; the•giddy, awl the vaine
for alas! the rich, the poor,. the .vOttrig, and these
-of riper
years, even those of a.serouti and religious_disposition, are ;
often draWn by'an unaccountable infatuatiOn to thecominis--
sion of the melancholy praetic. All Ouch sbotild seriously
attend to the observations and:, the-eases deserilied iii " Dr.
Solomon's Guide td.Healtlr," Price, 3s. , In that mirror they -
, will lagbold the, dreadftif consequences they are procuring to
themselves, and May then, perhaps, •be persaKided to 'retire -
from that road, which, though strewed with flowers., is sure
to lead them only to clestrudion. ; • •
- The Guide ;o Health- having passed through a number of, •
Editions, and experienced a sale unprecedehtedly. great,, has
been naVV re- printtd, and it, may be with..contidenceasserted„
that so valuable a pobliCation to the afiiieted in general has
never been printed in this or anyet her language- The Weak
and delicate female—the youth who has just finished his
education at any of the public'soininaries—the 'aged 'Who-are'
drooping:untler disorders otiginating from ,an impurity of
blood --7pehole of fashion -studious persons of a confined and
sedentary life.-as also those afflicted with nervous affections
ingenerale will find: " Solomon's Guide to Health" a taith,-,
fill companion an am'ising instructor : in short, no per-
son. who values the enjo,,Trient of.a good state of: health
a lie moment tVithoth being.posseSsVdtithis useful, cheap;
valuable, and important publication.
The hidden sources of weakness and debility With which
thousands are afflicted, are herein laid open, and :the means of •
restoration to the blessings of health and strength, fully and
amply communicated.
The DisorcierS pectiliarly incident to the Female Sex in
every iiteation, are also'expatiatcd upon, together with ad,'
vice to both, Saxes, for those secret 'infirmities -of nature.:
which delicacy ,often forbids to disclose, even to the neareit
relative : comprislng 'Treatise co Fe:nale Diseases; NO-
vPus?' HYPndlondriac, Consumptive Conipkiints,
What can be of more hnportairce to a Female titan ttAlie
properly acquainted with e4.ery:.synipttrin to which she-is
peculiarly liable? And how tb Conduct, herself in such cir-
cumstances, without wounding her delicady by a disclotON
of her fears or her aPpriehenSions, to the rude sciotiny efree-
tended friends ? •
Those who . have reside-ti in hot Climates, and are emaciato,ll,
or labour' under a continual, drain of nature, 'whereby their •
bodily. strength is not only exhausted, but also their vigour
and Vivacity impaired,'will iiieet vttk tt friendly inevitor
'this small, though:important publieatioo.: Young PeoPie.
of either*Se, who have unfortunately given way to adetti-
siVe, secret, and rieStrudive vice, injured their health: '
destroyed their wheic animal funetions„ will meet Yk'ith
Balfn,Of C':)iliSlation" in' pernsing the mode of -cure :10
down In " The Guide to I-kiddie". ,
Loikkin : Printed for the Author, '-and sold by tlathe*S
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To TH.OiviAs TA Y. 1.0 - • •
No. 9i New 'Bridge-Street, London.
Honoured Sir, -Edinburgh, March iß,'lBoi.
T . BEG leave-to inform vou th It ever since the
year 1790, 1 have beenallli&ed with the. LuesVene-
iea • which, from its obstinately resisting every course of
Me.ticine presi.ribcd by the, most eminent. of the Paculty
nere, and undergoing several severe courses of salivatitni,
and twice dischaxged from the Hospital, with little relief;
would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In this
'4,Tifilig of last year my disorder had got to such a head,, as •
nearly to put a' period to my existence-..1' had a large ulcer
en the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my hr
were broke out in a kightful manner ; my right was drea . -
fully painful, and had been iu a stan of ulceration for the
last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it,
was very much discoloured, and gave inc such excrutiat-
ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to
ptive me of rest; in„ this lamentable state, I was recoil-.
trended be Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so 'great a
cure' by tfiern here), to take • your Leake's Patent !Pills,
which I began to do on the 26th oe May ; in the course
of a fortnight, I began to receisfe. benefit—in little more
than a -month, the ulcers •on my herd and arms were
soundly healed—socin after, the sores _On my legs healed
also; - Never,
,consitterable
„iliscolouration in the
skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the :lies.
sing of God, aial • a little lenger perseverauce. in your inva,
luable Medicine, subsided; the nodes dispersing, the skin
regaining its natural hue, and the nottarnal %tins gradually •
going MK I thus became, by -your liberal advice and Me-
dicine, ikrfe,ttly free from all my former 4antplaints—
have iecovled my former spirits and strength, and am be-
come jolly and fat, in which. state havingcontinued many
Months to 'the astonish-Inc:it of 41 who new me, lam at
a loss in what terms to express my' gratitude, but beg you,
for the good of•ot-'ner. sintering. mortals, to •make this my
case as public as possibie„as. 1 shall on
,every occasion;
in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful,,
obedient, very humble servant, ALEX.M_URK.EK.
Swan's Close, High-street, -Edinbtirgii.
Witnesses to the above Cure :. • • -
JOHN TuritapsoN, No. 3, !New Poultry Market;• and
IoRN IVI‘INT OS .Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. •
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:.. years, in a prar:tice • oartioularly. diretAed to the ,cure. of
Venereal -Complaim•.: an those incidental to Parts: f
Genei-ation, with that inviolable. secrecy which men f
his profession should always oblhirve, in such cases, Ito
flatters himself, the advice and assistance he
,gratuitously
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dont attainable and void Of all ambiyiity.
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