Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
THE
MARRIED WOMAN'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR., A, M. MAURICEAU.
Professor of Diseases Of Women.

Professor of Diseases of Women.
Third Edition, 10 mo, PIP 225. Price $l0o,l
EB~25,000 Copies sold IN Three Mouths ! 80
The great demand for i'll s most popular work
ofwnch thousands are snld, has compelled The
issue OF an edition. 1t Is intended especlal!yElOl
the married as it dlscluses important secrets,
which should be known to them Particularly
Here every female can discover the causes symp
toms, aud the most efficient remedies and most
CERTAIN mode OF cure in every complaint TO which
hers Is subject.
Married females will here learn the art where
by they would retH!H their youth vig"r, beauty
elasticity Of body, and bouyancy OF spuIs to an
advanced age, instead OF delng afflicted, as hun
dreis are, INTO whose hands this book hus no! yet
fallen.
It's an important question to the married why
It's that we behold so many married females
sckly, debliated and Frustrated ( as also the
causes and whether they are susceptible OF REM
edy. They will here find those important mat,
tiers, connected with discoveries IN medical and
physiological science which meet this question
The revelations contained lnlts pages have IT.
ready proved a blessing 10 thousands. as the tot
lowing extracts tand there are lnumerabe ones Oh
similar Import will attest
Extract of a letter from a gentlemen in Dayton,
Ohio.
DAYTON, May lst. 1917
DR. A. M. Mauriceau
Dear Sir The Married Woman's Private
Medical Companion, for which enclose one
dollar to your address, came safely to hand.
would not have troubled you with these few lines
but that am impelled by sense OF gratitude,
for my self and wife, 20 give utteTance TO our SIN
cere and heartfelt emotions.
My wife has been perc. phb'y SINKING Tor some
three wears or moro IN consequence oil great
during confinement; every successive oae' more
and more deblIIated and Frustrated hert puluhs
her life III imminent danger; ana winch was, oh
the last occasion despared o. | supposed ttias
this state Of things was inevitable, ana resigheu
myself to meet the worst AT his Tune NOW a.
bout two monthsl heard your book highly spok-
en- Of as containing some matters reaching my
case On it's receipt and pcrusai | cannot express
to you the relief it afforded my distressed mhd,
and the 10Y its pages impaired to my wie, on
learning that the great discovery oi W. W. Des
omeaux provided remedy Ii opened pros
pect 10 me which | little conceived was possible
No pccuniary consideration can ever repay the
obligation | am under TO yon Tor having been The
means ofimpartng TO ms the matters contained
in The Married Woman's Private Medical Com
panion. But for this, ere anotheryear would have
passed over my head in all human probability,
my wife would have been IN her grave, and my
children left molhcrlcas.
From Physician.
Rome, n. Y. April IL, 1917.
Dear Sir Il received your work on tie 10Th
audit j. truly emitted to be called the Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion. | I'M
hesltalngly say that it should be III the hands o.
every medical man, on account OF the mode o
treatment you prescribe by which broken OF
iunlmed bresls, are imp3sgoc OF occurrence 49,
In view, therefore, that there are thousands thu!
afflicted at every confinement, ms invaluable no
only to every Physician butte every woman,
In regard to the great discovery OF NJ. VI Desc
meauX, mentioned IN your work, have Known
many within the sphere of my own immediate
prac ice, whose health would nave been prescry
ed and many others whose lives would have been
saved had they known and avallod themselves o
II, although, Ut course, 1t may be susceptible o
perversiun, as indeed eXer are our greatest bless
Ings."
Letters arc daily received Of this charac or un
necessary to preseEI
10 those vet unmarried, but contemplating
marriage, or perhaps hCsltutng ms to The propuety
OF incurring the responsibilities auendant upon
it, the importance OF being Possessed OF the req
e atoms contained i'll these pages 80 nlm1te y
involving their lutnTe happiness, cannot be APP
preclared.
1t is of course impossible TO convey more fully
in public Journal the various subjects tree ed
OF, as they are ola nature slucty intended foi
the married or those contemplating marriage
neither rs necessary, SINCE II ~ every one uutl
to become possessed OF knoBenge, whereby tht
sufierngs to which wife, mother, or siste
may be subject, can be obyiated.
no COPIES WILL BE SENT BY MAI
FREE OF POSTAGE ~
Over ten thouyand copies have been beer
sen, by mail within three months, with per
feet safety and certainty. In no instance ha'
a remittance failed to reach the publisher, o.
the book those to whom it has been directed
On the receipt of One Dollar the Marr'sc
Woman's Private Medical Companion will be
sent tree ofpostage to any part Of the UAIttd
States All letters must be addressed, post Paid
to DR. A. M Mauriceay, Box 1924 Nsw YORK
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York.
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