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41,ELF- PRESERVATION: A Medical Treatise
t oil Marriage, ant on those secret Infirmities and Disorders of
Youth and ,I',i;,r v, that area natty acquired at an early period of
lite, which tend to -destroy phys cal and mental en. rgy. ardour, pas-
stun, .ind all the attrinut,s o 'Manhood. dim...rated with Twenty-
rive C‘loured Engrwingi on the Afiat9tlly, Physiology, and Ins-
enter o! the Urinary and Reproductive On.fal s, explaining their
various, structures, uses, and functions, siul shoo, g the injuries that

ve produced to them, by solitary habits. excesses, &hi infecti.m.
,so ohse.rvations on th, Treatment o N er: s Debility,
;,,,cat ao l C.nstitutlonal Weakness. Syphilis, Striclire, and other

Fly SAMUEL I,VMERI, CONSULTING SUROFON
9, li.alfor.i-street, tiecitard-square, London;
iatricuia-aiii Member the Umrersity of Edinburgh, tionotar
Memt er of the Liind.n DosPltal Medical Society. Licentiate of
llsr heesries' Lornion,.tc., site
CONTENTY, Of THY. TIMATISS.
CUAYI OH the Philosophy of Marriage, with its flindrance
Aretibligation., and en inielic:ttus and Unproductive Unions.—
illiarTea Oil the ,I,natomy and MYstology of the Generally
Organs, their iunction,. ,tructures, and Accretions, proving that sae,:
Mental and Physical lower are dependant upon their healthy ye:lob
--CHAPTER .. 011 Solitary Habits; their various effects tlti ti:,
‘titrnsi Eeonomy; the concealed cause of Debility of the l'unctlon.
of the Stomach, Lungs, and Itrant, and general weakness of tit.
Mental r'achities. I'HAPTCR 4, On the Secret Disorders of 'rout!
tnd Maturity, and the Treatment of Nervous and Loca' Weakness,
Mental Deisltlty, and Premature it
--ecity.--CtiAirTlIRS 5 ,mid
the Diserder- arising from Indisentninate Excess. Strictares, and
other I tiseases.

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