The Sun.
London, England, 1806-05-09 00:00:00

TO THE VALETUDINkittA:N.

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OLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH is addr'qs•scd
to the afflicted with.Nervous-Disorders ; to tivase so taring
from heat or change of 'climate, and- to those who labour
under weaknesses and relaxations„ originating in' -a variety of
othercauses, this Work-is :particularly I:moininended ; and
to thousands of -people grown,,oldbelbre their time, by hay-
ing'unguardedly plunged themselves into the commission of
a solitary and deluding vice, it has happily been the means
of recovery of the, mind as as the body, and exiltat
them from a state' of melancholy and despair, to that of
healtk, peace, and happiness. The delusive habit here al-
luded to is nut confined to the gat, -the giddy, and the vain,
for alas ! the rich, the poor,' the young, and those of 'riper
years, even those of a serious and religious disposit.on, are
often drawn by an unaccountable infitu.,tifin to the rcoimnis-
sion of the melancholy prifeti‘e. All SIICII should Serdoisly
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themselves, and may then, perhaps, be persikided to raire
from that road, which, though strewed with flowers, is suri:
to brad themonly to destrudtion.
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The Guide to Health having passed through a number of
Editions, and experienced t sale unprecedentedly great, has
been now re-printed, and it may be with confidence asserted,
that so valuable a publication to the afflicted, in general has
never been printed in this or any other language. The weak
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valuable, and important publication,
TM hidden sources of weakness and debility with which
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restoration to the blessings of health and strength; fully and
amply communicated.,
The Disorders peculiarly incident to the Female Sex in
every situation, are also expatiated upon, together with ad-
vice to both Sexes, for those secret infirmities or nature,
which Alelicazy often forbids to. disclose, even to the nearest
relative : comprising .a Treatise on female Diseases, Ner-
vous, Hypochondriac, Consumptive Complaints, i‘c see.

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of- her tears or her aPprehensions, to the rude scrutiny-of pre.,
iended friends.? _ _ _

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down in " t he Guide to kje..rlth."
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