Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-07
. THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

Professor OF Diseases OF Women.
Third Edition, IS mo, PIP 225. Price sl0O.l
0s-25. 900 Copies sold in Three Months GO
The great demand for ihls most popular work
ofwhich thousands are snld, has compelled the
issue OF an edition. rs intended especially Tor
The married as it discloses important secrets
which should be known to them particularly
Here every female can discover the causes symp
toins, and the mos. efficient remedies and most
certain mode q: cure in every complaint to which
her sex is subject
Married females will here learn the art where.
by they would retain their youth vgor, beauty,
elasticity of body, and bouyancy cf spirits to an
advanced age, instead OF deng afflicted, as hun.
drels are, into whose hands this hook Is not yet
fallen.
ltisan important. question to the married why
il is that we behold so many MARI ed females
.ickiy. dehiliated and prostra ed Us also the
causes; and whe'ier thev are susceptible of REM
"dy. They will here find the.e important mat,
','rs, connected with discoveries in medical and
astrological science which meet This question
The revolutions contained in it's paees have al.
ready proved a blessing 10 thsusands as the fol-
living extracts tand there are Vulnerable ones oil
similar import; will attest.
Extract OF u letter from gentlemen in DAYTON
=! lA Ohio. =. =
! DAYroN, May lst. 1877.
T! DR. A. M. Mauriceau.
dear Sir - The Married Woman's Private
| Nedlral Companion, tor which I enclose one
/ dollar To your ADDRESS. came safely to hand
4 -" I'D not have troubled you with these few line 8
/ but tht an i,npelied by IA sense OF gratitude,
ar Iny self and wife. TO give uttetance to our sin.
eye ami heartfelt emotions.
My wi!c has teenperc ,piib'y sinking for some
three wears or more. m consequence OF her great
Anguish and suffering some months before and
daring confinement; every successive one. more
aud more debliated and FRUSTRATED her. putting
i linn md In
the last occasion de>palIed ni. | supposed that
tiiisstate Of things was inevitable, and resigned
myself to meet the worst. Al his time now A.
out iwr m"nths] heard your book highly spGk.
case. On its receip' and pcrusa' cannot express
to you the relief il afforded my distressed mind
and the JOY it's pages impaired to nv wife. on
learning that the great discovery of M. VI. pes.
nmeaux provided a remedy. 1t opened PROS.
pes! to me which little conceived was possil,Ie
Nopccuniary consideration can ever repay the
! bl@a,ion am under to Won for having been the
Means OF impariing to ns the matters contained
1.-The Married Woman's Private Medical Com.
''nlon Bnt for this, ere another year would have
ms'ed over my head in all human prol,abIitv
m" wife wonld have been in her grave. and nv
i.IiIren left mctherless.
From Physician.
as,. Rome, N. Y. ApriiIs, IS47. n
Tear Sir 81 received your work on tie 10Th
Mdh ;stTuly entitled to BE- called the Married
" on,an's Private Medical Companion. / nm
ne-la'ingly say that it should be IN the hands Of
every medical iDan. on account uf the mode of
IRE .''nrnt you prescribe, by which broken or
ii."ed bres's, are impossible OF occurrence
nvie", therefore. that there are tous ands thus
'liiifted al every confinement, II in invaluable not
oniy every physician but to ever, woman. u
inregard tothe great disco. cry OF M. NJ Desc.
n!caux, mentioned in your work, ! have known
'h'ily within the sphere Of my own immediate
pfac ice. whose health would hnvt been presery,
ed and many others whose lives would have been
| saved had they knnwn and awaited themselves Of
,alihough, III course, IL may be susceptible OF
perveIsion, as indeed exeT are our creates. bless
inss.
letters are daily received OF this character un.
',eee ,safy to present -
10 those ye' unmarried. In. concentrating
M rriage, Orperhaps hesitatng as TO the propriety
y 'i"1rring the re sp nsibties attendant upon
u. HE importance OF being posserseed OF the rev
'a''"iis CONTAINED IN these pages, 30 intimately
| NV yhg their tutnre happiness, cannot be 40
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!: isol course impossible 10 convey more fully
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". as 'her are ola nature strictly intended for
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h',.reone possessed Of knowienge. whereby The
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NAV be subject. can he ubvia,ed. -
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