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SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH, price 31.

Jolt pnblifhed by Mathews, No, rg, Strand, and Symonds,
Paternoftersrow.—TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS Work has paired through a number of
editions, and has experienced a fate unprecedently great ;
It is therefore now reprinted with many improvements, and it
may be with confidence affected, that fo valuable a publication
to the afiltafted in general has nzvc,t been printed in this or
any other language:—The weak and delicate female—the
youth who has jolt finilhed his education at any of the public
ta nainarics—thc aged who are drooping under difordera
originating from an impurity of blood—people of fafilaion—
ftudioux periods of a coofined and fedentary life—as alio
thofe :Aided with remote affoftions in general, will find
SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH" a faithful compa-
nion and•aw antufing inftrudtemos-lo !bort, no perfon who
values the enjoyment of .1 F .)od ILGILC of health will be a moment
without being polieffed of this fisiall, cheap, valuable, and im-
po:tont publication.
The &Carders peculiarly incident to the female fez in every
radiation, are 3110 eapall -.red upon, together with advicom both
fixes, for dank lecrot Infirmities of nature, which delicacy often
forbids to difclofe, even to the re-weft relative: comprifing a
Treatilk on Female We:dm, Nervous, liypodscndriac, Ccn-
fiurao.ve Complaint+, aze.&e.
Tho pnbnc are now preiented with a varieoy of new obferva-
t ons is this edition, whereby Cie valctuditmean may behold
the true pidlorc of his diford:r, whether heredita.-y or acciden-
tal, chemical or acute, and affothe ben appt wed remedies for
obtaining an immediate and laniug cure recommended.
And as nervous and hypochondriac complaints are much
more prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended
with many dreadful and clarming frmitoms, which certainly
claim afil fiance, and not as is too generally the cafe, derifion or
contempt, the Author has been very attentive to their method
of cure; and he flatters himfeif from the obfcrvations he has
made, that the prefect is as good a trcatife on thole (Ideates as
any extant
The tender Female, who, though by nature is defined to
be the prcfcrocr of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to
many natural indifpofitions, which render her condit'isi truly
wretched and uncqualwhcn compared to the male. For wha..-
ever fituation of life the is placed in, the feldom enjoys a retied
Rate of health. If fise enters into the wedded Rate, even from
that fount of plcafure fomething bitter arifes; and Pregnancy
brings with it a train of loathing, licknefs,&c. If the remains
iinple, the will fcarcely br able to avoid Labouring under lonic
infirmity,beezufe the is a" !hanger to a mother's pangs."
What can be of more importance to a female, than to be pro-
perly tequalnted with evay fymptom to which the is peculiarly
liable And how to conduct htrfelf in Curb circumftances,vritho
out wounding her delicacy by a difclofure of her fears or her ap-
pre henfions to the rude icrutiny pretended Friends
The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, from a Bien-
horragia or Gonorrhoea to a cohfirmcd Siphills. To which is
added, an Effay on Secret Vcnery, and a Manic on Impo-
tency In the Male; Sterility or Barrennefs incident to Females,
Ike.; an Appendix on the fubjedi of a fiditary and dcftrosillec
vice, and an addrefs to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and thofc
who have the care and education of youth. I.lkewife adder
to Bathers at Margate, Southe• eon, Scarborough, Bath, Brif-
tot &c. &c. particularly the aftliaed with Nervous Complaints.
The whole is illuitrated and interfneried with a variety of au-
thentic faith never before pehlirred, explaining; the fymetoma,
mode of treatment, and vowelless in the different Rates of a cer-
tain dffeafe cautions to young p.rfots of the danger of impro-
per connexions or improper matrix-rt, tee. with the difference
between reel venereal tynaptconsa and thof.: frequently mailaken
for them.

Thar who have reidad in hot climatzt, and are emulated,
or labour under a continual drain ut nature, whereb7 their
• ftricorlt Is not only cahnifted, but alto their vigour and
vivacity Impaired, viii to al t with a Irkisitly monitor in this
fmall, though important pu'ailialcin,—.4 has berm thi means of
faring thautmls of dyes Is the late epidemic complaints in
dircrica. . _

Th. ;;Llndlowitm by birh, who has received fart' his 7a.
tents the Inheritance of a (treated and onyrolilic frame; the de-
licate female, whom an bernumal acd inaaite Wei "cicrther
with the immoderate site rat tea, and other lima and woven' ali-
=T.'s, has, wit flout any fault or ha 's, brol;lit on all Cw cola m
tom fp:team ofa confumptire habit, ‘ud are, without timely
alEf!iinze, finkLig 1::to an untimely grave! To fuels es
▪ Guialcto Ht.ttb," as= 'lac malt pertain
and rdnt cut the mode rf rattoratiom to the aljartionot of the
Al ceaniercs, Health, wichtut which lift is not
wcrti. (*ring.
"F Orders given to any boehkeen in toren or tOttfltly, fee
• 501.01407(.9 OVID? to Heats'," will be duly executed. at
only three Odlngs cub copy, tree of .aarria‘e.
ri•7 To the P•ablic.—Nodsing can be a !truerr proof of**
miler of thi. work th.in the unprecedented talc n his met with.
no 14. tr al Fifty Tinniind Oirpiss Raring bola difpo64 of in a
very Goan don.