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BRUNONIAN SYSTEM OF MILIiICINE. „
. Lately published, in Three Vols. Bvo. nrcie beards,
rrHE WORKS -OF JOHN BROWN, M. D.
To which is prefixal a 13io4raphieal- Account of thtf
Author., ty his Son'
• , • WI LLIANI, CULLEN BROWN, M.O. •
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rrHOUGHTS, on. the MARRIAGES- of the
LAZIO URI NG P.O oit ; contain; ne .1 ; ;sun dtions t;,r
their Coitdudt before and after entering into that ittotortant
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the subjedt."` •
By THOMAS KELLY.
.The Causes of so ,xnucli 11,1is:ry in the Nlarriage Statesthe
AuthOrafranges under Six disindt Heads, vit.. "
a. The Want of due,ereparaticn. , •
2; :Negledt of choosing a proper Partuer.for
3. Want of Economy after Marriage.
4. Negled Of their Children's Education.
c-. The Custom of stairaing, their fa:nines to be Idle.
• 6. The pernicious Habit of Drinking. •
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stitution, The Society for Battering the,„Cendition of the
Poor.—Brit. Crit: Feb. trio 7.
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` . This Day was published;
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-Anti-lactobirf Review, Feb. 1207.
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