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THE MARRIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDI
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THE MARRIED wOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDI
COMPANION
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURI CEAU
Professor Of Diseases Of Women.
Tenth Edition. lsmo PIP. go Price ST.
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PrcuNIARr DIFFICULTIES TO THE HusSASD.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN srAeEn ny TIMELY
TITS INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOX fgE MARI
secrets which should be known them particularly
To those whose health does not permit Of an more,
Here. also, every femaie-the wifc. the mother-.h
either budding into womanhood or the one in the dec
years. in whom nature contemplates an Important cha
can discover the causes, symptoms and the most OFF
remedies and most certain mode Of oure in every CONF
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
author (Which he is permitted by the writers ito pub
will attest.
Extract Of a Letter from Gentleman in Dayton
. DAYTON, May l. l.
nv DEAR SIR :" The Married woman's Private Ne
Companion, for which enclosed dollar to your ad
Dame safely to hand, I would not have troubled you
tude, for myself and wife, to give uterance to ourli
My wife has been pcrceptbly sinking for some three
more in consequence OF her great anguish and suf
some months ssfsro ana during Sysry So
her life imminent danger and which Was on the last
and py fHA' nees
time, (now about two months,) heard your book h
its receipt and perusa cannot express to you the
afforded distressed mind, and the .y It's pages imp
Desoneaus aux provided rsmody It opened prospect
which little conceived was possible No pecuniary
contained in THE Married woman's Private Medical
over my head, in ali human probability my wife would
been in her grave, and my children left motheress
From Physician
ROME, y: ~ ~, Aprii'iia !
entitled to be called the Married Womans Private N,
Companion" unhesitatingly say that T. should be
~ Dis n III
you prescribe, by which broken inhamed br
are thousands thus afflicted at every confinement It'll
valuable not only to every physician but to every WON
toned in your work, l have kno many, within this
Of my immediate practice whose health would say,
spared, had they known and availed themselves of
though Of course it may be susceptible OF perverson
deed, ever are our greatest blessings
HAD KNOWN
Extract of Letter.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90 l
DR.. A. NJ; Maurioeau Had known Of the Important
Companion" some years ago, how much misery might
escaped have suffered years from causes. which
it highly spoken of, obtained copy and found m;
treated Of trust every female will avail herself Of ii
formationScontained in its pages
.a,,other Extract. 4.
Ls**, Kentucky May g.
1t is my lot to be united In wed0ck to young mocha
industrious habits, good disposition pleasing manners
family and all him happy it the bes,
if he met either accidentally purposely, with
friends Of whom, either real pretended, his good-n
so his when thus BESIDE hin
he trades and makes foolish bargains much to his
beggary being no longer able to keep shop of his owr
obliged to work journey-work.
ready given being to three dear little ones Under pi
what sS Sn Sspre will be hsr fat
lent constitution and industry and the labor Of my hus
sec
tentative left for than to tear myself from the
ace his life for my sake; and for whom, contrary
fathers will successfully refused the hand and wealth
dalton, and bring into existence in all probability
family of helpless and destitute Children who,
Ignorance, and consequent vice and misery's M.
~ This lady obtained Desomeaux's great Discover.
Extract of Letter.
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.
My Dear sr-I know you will have the kindness t.
With me IN III, time wslS ass9oy
selves under to you in having made known certain
contained in your most invaluable Married Woman.
gold to me. If express myself rather warmly you vi
that cannot do so too warmly, when inform you Il
state my situation when Obtained your book throut
merest curiosity look as Of the most fort
was the father Of children. long strr~-,,
eeasn1.., =" th. and that miht gain moa::s:s
tency but the results my exertions at the
that only with the most stinted economy, safiicins
barely tho necessaries Of life Finally this constant
was beginning to have its effect upon my health fell
capable to endure its continuance while felt the noo
This constant unceasing struggle on my part was i'm
tive in consequences Of the Frustrated onton Of my
ninth oSsasonaI intsfTm.siOn for six years much
the charge and management Of households affairs Her
would have given had the six years to live over
what would my wife had given to have been spared the
All Of which would have BEEN avoided had ..
OF THE Married Womans Private Medical Com panon.
sbility that in short time my wife would be- restoI
health, and myself be enabled to gain competence.
great SPECIFIC for LADIES' for w 1Hi
agent, and which you transmitted by return mail
to hsrhealth, and am gradually acquiring compsten,
our old age, and also to leave something chill
excused for the expression Of the obligation am unc
yog' have since endeayored to circulate as wide as
Nbie and will continue to do SO, as think shou
without copy.
Letters daily received of this character unnesssa
present.
ns- MANY MARRIED FEMALES ARE SUFFER
rGn year to ysaF to skeletons eyes
without expression or animation, form nerves
and inability for the least sxertion All this might
been prevented these exist the causes the sympt
Private Medical Companion How many Bitter nom
how much anguish, might have been spared to the
little volume
How many suffering from Instructions or irregular
peculiar to the female system, which undermine their
the effects Of which they ignorant and for which
delieacy forbds seeking medical adycsi How many b
from proiopsus nteri failing Of the Womb from
dlbws weakness debility, or whites)i How many a.,
How many have dfhcul II not dangerous, delivere!
look upon themselves as doomed to chiidess loneliness
each find in its pages the means Of prevention amsora
and relief Here, too, plain simple directions are ri
which every female understand how confinement 81
be managed II any emergency arise, il often does til
medical attendant Is not within immediate call and thu
the means Of saving both child and mother.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
HAPPINESS THE AIM OF ALL
Happiness is doubtless the aim Of all. The ques
s how it shall be obtained 1t cannot be denied that
indispensable condition is health to be possessed
alike by the husband and father the wife and
children: The wife and mother is subject to many G
plants incident to her from which the husband
father is free 1t is thus that her often dragging