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London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

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This Day:. was published,
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:Booksellers,
' A NeW Edition, Price T-iiree Shillings, of
OLOMO s'G E 'lO HEALTH ;
0. This Pamphlet points out the Cure of Gonorrhoea
and cohfirmed Siphilis contains an Essay on Secret Ve. -
nery, Impotency in the. Male, Sterility or Barreopess inci-
dent to Females,. with. an Appendlx. on the subject or' a
'solitary, and destrudive Vice e and an Address to Parents,
Guardians, ;Tutors, •
iand those who have the care and etiaeaa
tibn of Youth. Likewise Advice to. Bathers, at' Margate,
Southampton, Searbotougfi, Bath; Brietol, &c. particularly
the alllicte.4 vvith'NerVous: Complaints:,-`file. Whole isillus..
trateal and Interspersed .with w variety atithelitie Fads,.
never before published, explaining the Sy niptorns, Mode of
Treatment, and -Remedies in the Sc:tiVe, 'Lepreey, Rheu-
inatiSin, Gout, King's Evil, "Scrofula, Vencrea, arid
all diseases originating in an impure state of the mood, or
obstructed perspiration. . „ • • • , . •
Those who-have resided in hot climates; and are etnaciated,
dt labour under a ethithival drain of nature, whieeeby their,
bodile-streogth,iS not only exhauSted, but. also then- vieoor
and vivacity inipaired, 'will meet with-a atendl•y-tnanitor. in
this small-, AhOitgh important .pUblieation.
Yoling. people of either sex, • whO' have untbrtunatelt
given way to a delusive, secret, and destruaiveviee, injured
their health, aid destroyed their whol. animal functions
thereby :-=suchmeet with a "Bairn of Consolation,"
us perusing the Mode• of cure laid doWn in Tue Guide to
Health."
-TO' THE 'NERVOUS 'AND HtPOCHONDRIAC.
As .Nervous .and Wepochoneiriec Complaints are much
more prevalent lit Europe.lri e. an eea orally imagined, IL-
L:ide& with many dreadful and alarming symptoms,' which
certainly claim assistance, and not, as is too generally the
case, • derision or-contempt, ;he . Author has been very atten.
'tiv•c". Jct.-the-tie-read} od.of cure-; i.t4tie,4%; ilattets- him t,el t,etroiri
t be, obseiYitiotis he has Made, illatthe present is as good a
T.reatiieotrthoSe•Dlseases:as-an).,extartt.
•' TO THE FAIR 'SEX,
The tender Frrale, who, though by nature, is destined to
be the preservcr of.the human' race, yet is, alas ! liable to
Many-natural indispesitionsewhich. render eon. condition truly
wretched and unequal, Whelt compared to the male; for
whatever situation o life she is Placed in,- She seldom enjoys
perfect state-et-health, If she 'enters into the wedded state,
even from that source of pleasure, something bitter arises ;
and pregnancy tirings with it a train of loathing, sickness,
Stc.--ft she remains single, she will scarcely be able to
avoid labouring under ~ some infirmity, because she is a
" stranger to a mother's pangs.", •
What cats be of more importance to a female, than to.-be
properly acquainted with every symptom., to which, she is pc._
culiarly liable? And how to condud herself in such circum-
stances Without •-wounding her delicacy by a'disclo:iure of het
fears Or her apprehensions-, to the. rude scrutiny of pretended •
friends? .
Youth, who have • unguardedly plunged themselves into
licentious love, and feel the dreadful etieds of impure em-
brace (or what is still more dreadful, injudicious treatment
of a complaint which has„too many illiterate-pretenders to
cure); will find a faithful " Guide-to Health," and Happll.:4
ness-tOo, in the.perusal of the present publication.
The Author is proud to confess, that he, has been as.
sisted by eminent. Medical Men, to. whose labours andeas-
sistarice he is much indebted; e;iley have tried tbefernedies
prescribed as well as himself,. and .have not, betge...e,afraid or
ashamed to acknoWledge their salutary and 'powerful oil-
cacy. • -
.Orders given .to any Bookseller irtTown or Country, for
" SOlomoies'Guide. to Health," will be duly executed, at
only 3s. each copy, free of carriage.
For the . very excellent character of this Book, see the
different Reviews.
To the Public.—Nothing can be a stronger pfoof of the
utility of this work, than the unprecedented sale it has met
with, nO.less than One Hundred Th9nsand Copies having
been disposed of in a very short time.
Ext rad of the-Character gi've's of this Work in the Sun, Star,
Courier, Albion, -Times, Daily Advertiser,. -Morning
-Chronicle, and most of the Literary Journals in Europe.
" We have the satisfadion
,of announcing 'the publica-
tion of another edition of Or.. Solomon's_ incomparable
" Guide to Health," a book which has certainly met with
tile most ,extensive' sale of any medical procindiOn we ever
heardof. Upon.an attentive perusal of it, • the afflieted will
meet with much useful advice and instruCtion ; the best and
most approved remedies are certainly pointed out tor the va-
'riousaltsorderS -on whichit particularly treats, as 'well as di.
redionsfor generallicalth, highly interesting to persons of
every denomination."

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