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London, England, 1801-03-02 00:00:00

St il:OhlON's GITIOE TO HY.ALTH, Flee 3s.

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Jult publithed by Mathews, No. eS. Strand, and Symonds,•
Paternoftei -row.—TO THE PUBLIC.
'TIM Work has paired thi•ough . nuixber of
editions, and has experienced a fait utpteeedently great;
it is therefore now reprinted with mini impairments, milt
may be with corfidenee aliened, that ft, •%-suablepudicatiert
to the aftlidel in general has never been rested iu this..
any otbu language weak and delicate (canal the
youth who has jolt finagled his vslucaticli at any of the public
feminaric,--the aged who arc drooping under dirt-dere
originating from an impurity of blood—people of fathion—
ltudious perfons of a confined and fedentary life—as alto
thy& alibeted with nervuus affedion, in general, will find
o SOLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH" a faithful compa-,
stun and an ansufing I:Milkier —ln Mort, no pcifon whb
values the enjoyment of a good itive of health will he a moment
without beinz pofefred of this fined, cheap, valuable, and im-
portant publication.
The diforders peculiarly incident to the female fex is every
fituation, are alto expatiated upon, together with advicesto both
feet s, fur thof. fecret infirmities of nature, which delicacy often
forbids to 'Wink, even to the nearett relative: compelling
Treadle on Female: Difeafes Nervous, Hypochondria., Con-
funiptive Complaints, &c. &c.
The public are now prefented with a variety of new obferva-
t ons in this edition. whereby the valetudinarian may behold
the true pi tore of his diforder, whether hereditary or acciden-
tal, etrunicid or acute, and Wattle belt approved remedies fee
obtaining au immediate and hafting cure recommended.
And as nervous and hypochondriac complaints are much
more prevalent in Europe than is generally Imagined, attended
with many dreadful and alarming fynaptoms, which certainly
claim aril 'tam e. and not as is too generally the cafe, dcrifion or
contempt, the Author has been very attentive to their method
°fettle; and he flatters hindelf from the obfercarions he has
made, that the prefent is as good a treatife ou thole di(eafes as
anv extant.
The tender Female, who, though by nature is deftined to
be the preferver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to
many natural indifpcitition., which render her condition truly
wretched and unequal when compared to the male. For what-
ever lituation of lik line is placed in, the kldom enjoys a perf et
Rate of health. If the enters into the wedded ftate, even from
that fource of pleafure foinething bitter milks ; and Pregnancy
brings with it a train of loathing, fielincle,&c. If the remains
tingle, the will karcely be able to avoid labouring under Come
infirinity,hecaufe the is a" Itt.uiger to a meither's pangs."
What can bent more importance to a feottale, than to be pro-
perty acquainted with every fyinptom to which the is peculiarly
liable ? And him to condueft he Kelt in inch eircumftances,with-
out wounding her delicacy by a difclofure of her fan or herap-
priienforia, to the rude ferutiny of pretended Friends
The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, front a Blest-
horragla or (tonneau+ to a confirmed Siphilis. To whieh is
added, an Eiray un Scare Vcnery, and a Dikourfe on impo-
tency in the ad, ; Sterility or Barret:m:ls incident., Females.
&c.; an Appendix on the fubject of a (military and deftrudive
vice, and au addras to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and thole
who have the care and education of youth. Likewife advice
to Bathos at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, Bath, Brac-
ed, &c. lee. particularly the aided with Nervous Complaint..
'fin, whole is illuttrat..l and interfpgrfed with a variety of au*
thentic fad., never before mingled, explaining the fyinpturns,
mode of treatment, and remedies In the differ= Rages a a cer-
tain slifcale: cautions to young patinas of the danger of impro-
per cutinexions or Improper treatment, ke. with the difference
between real veseread fyiaptums and thole frequently miltakea
fur them. _ . .

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11wfe who have refided in hot etimates, and are emaciated.
or labour under • emitipital drain of nature, whereby their to-
dily is not only exhaufted, but alfo their vigour and
vivacity fm;itired. will meet with a friendly monitor in this
(null, though bnpottant puldicatiiim-wit hashevntiemcsasaF
Caving tlioutintle of is the late epidemic complaints in
Arncriea.

Thc vaktudinatlan by birth, who hat received from his rm..
tents the Inheriroicc of a diftafed and unprolific frame; the Jr-
heatc•female, wbvri an immured and in:alive lit.. toe:thee
witis the it ilmoderat,• ttfr and WIC/ weak .ittil Wllleti
ah-
nacnts,ha•. any factt heir, brousht thc caLutit-
tou•lymuti•rw of ti COr.un-pt:ve habit, and Art Nitttsltli
a/finance. iinhtug non an untimely crave! To inch as thch.
The Guide," tla," wall alkyd the nitaft permanent rciiel,
and paint out the mode of trituration. to the enjoyment of the
gre..telt the mains, Health, without which life is not
worth enjoying.
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