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Dr. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL
AND HAND BOOK for the AFFLICTED containing an
outline Of the origin progress treatment and cureof every
form of disease contracted by promscuous sexual inter
course by self abuse by sexual excess with advice for
their prevention, written in familiar STYLE avoiding all
medical techncatie and everything that would offend the
decency from the result OF some twenty years
full practice exclusively devoted to the Of diseases of
delicate private nature.
Towhch added receipts for the of the above dis
and treatise the symptoms and 0fthe
Fever and Ague.
TESTIMONY OF THE PRor. OF OBSTETRICS IN PENN. COL
LseE, PHILADEIPsIA--DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MAN.
UALThe aathor of this wsrk unlike the majority ofhose
works who advertise to the diseases of which it treats
is graduate of of the best Colleges in the United
States 1t affords pleasure TO recommend him the
unfortunate the victim of malpractice as successful
and experienced practitioner in whose honor and integrity
they may place the greatest confidence
JOSEPH L0NGSHORE. NJ. D.
FRox A. WOODWARD, NJ. d. OF Penn. UNIVERSITY, PHIL
ADxLPHAIt gives me pleasure to add my testimony to
the professional ability of the Author of the Medical Man
ua Numerous cases Of Diseases OF the Genital Organs
Of them of long standing, have under my
hce in which his skill has been manifest in restoring per-
feet health in some instances where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid In the treatment of Semi
nal Weakness dsarangemen of the functions produced
by self abuse of venery, do not know his
ror in the profession have been acquainted with the
Author thirty years and deem than justice
to him. well kindness to the unfortunate victim of
early ndscretion recommend him one in whose pre-
fessiona skill and integrity, they safely cOnhde them
selves. ALE. WOODWARD, NJ. D.
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