Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-12

MARRIED WOMAN'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR, A, M. MAURICEAU.
Professor of Diseases of Women.
Third Edition, 10 mo, pp 225. Price @lOO,l
O5-25.oOO Copies sold in Three Months !! !4ce
The great demand for This most popular work.
ofwhich thousands are anld, has compelled the
issue OF an edition. 1t Is intended especially for
the married as it discloses important secrets,
which should be known to them particularly
Here every female can discover the causes symp.
toms, and the mos: efficient remedies and most
certain mode OF cure, in every complaint to which
her sex 10 subject.
Married females. win here learn the art where
by they would retain their youth vigor, beauty,
elasticity OF bod and bouyancy of spirits to an
advanced age, instead of deing afflicted as hun.
drejs are, into whose hands this book hvs not yet
fallen.
1t Is an important question TO the married whv
1t that we behold so many married females
sickly. debiliated and Frustrated as also the
causes and whether they are susceptible of rem
edy. They will here find those important mat.
tere, connected with discoveries in medical and
physiological science which meet This question.
The revelations contained in its pages have al
ready proved blessing TO thousands. as the fol-
lowing extracts land there are inumerable ones of
similar import will attest.
Extract Of a letter from gentlemen in Dayton,
Ohio
DAYTON, May lst lS47.
DR. a. M. Mauriceau.
Dear Sir The Married Woman's Private
Medical Companion, tor which | enclose one
dollar to your address, came safely to hand. l
would not have troubled you with these few lines
but that am impeed by sense of gratitude,
for my self and wife. TO give utterance our sim
cere and heartfelt emotions.
My wife has been perc jptiby sinking for some
three years or more, IN consequence OF her great
anguish and suffering some months before and
during confinement; every successive one. more
and more debiliated and Frustrated her, putting
her life in imminent danger; and which was, on
the last occasion despaired OF. | supposed that
this state OF things was inevitable, and resigned
myself to meet the worst. AT This time NOW a.
bout tive months] heard your hook highly spok-
en- OF, as containing some matters reaching my
case. On its receipt and perusal cannot express
to you the relief it afforded my distressed mind,
and the Joy its pages impaired to my wife, on
learning that the great discovery Of M. M. Des-
omeaux provided remedy. It opened pros.
No pccuniary consideration can ever repay The
obligation am under to you for having been the
means ofimparting to US the matters contained
in The Married Woman's Private Medical Com
panion. But for this, ere another year would have
passed over my head, in all human probability,
my wife would have been in her grave, and my
children left motherless.
From Physician.
Rome. NY. April 10, lS47
Dear Sir II received your work on the 10Th
and liz IS truly entitled to be called the Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion. i un-
hesi,atingly say that il should be IN the hands of
al nfth o mode IF
treatment you prescribe, by which broken or
infianed bresis, are impossible Of occurrence
In view, therefore. that there are thousands thus
afflicted at every confinement, tbs invaluable not
only to every physician but to every woman.
In regard tothe great discovery OF M. VI: Desc.
meaux, mentioned in your work, have known
many within the sphere of my own immediate
practice. whose health would have been preserv'
ed and many others whUse lives would have been
saved had they known and awaited themselves of
il, although, Of course, it may be susceptible OF
perversion, indeed exer are our greatest bIesss
ngs.
necessary to presenl.
marriage, or perhaps hesitatng to the propriety
Of mourning the responsibilities attendant upon
it, the importance OF being Possessed Ofthe rev
Citations contained in these pages, SO intimately
involving their future happiness. cannot be APT
It is ofcourse impossible % convey more fully
in public journal, the various subjects treated
of, as they are of q nature strictly intended tor
the married or those contemplating marriage;
neither Unnecessary, since it 10 every ohe duty
to become possessed of knowledge, whereby. the
sufferngs to which wife, q mofher, or sister
may be subject, can be obvieted.
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