A brief treatise on various ailments and their treatment by nature's remedies.

Date:
[1895?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A brief treatise on various ailments and their treatment by nature's remedies. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    f DEC RDniC Every young and middle-aged man should rnCCi 0\^\^w\t possess the knowledge this book contains. M AH HOOD! How lost. How regained. If your Vitality has been sapped by Excesses, or Youthful Indiscretions, or if your Vigour HAS BEEN impaired BY WORRY, OVERWORK, or any other cause, read my Treatise, Manhood. To BE ACQUAINTED WITH THE FIRST EIGHT CHAPTERS IN THIS Book is to have a finger on the PULSE OF YOUR FUTURE WELFARE. A CLOTH BOUND BOOK OP VALUABLE REMARKS TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A TREATISE on lack of NERVE FORCE, GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL DEPRES- SION, DIMINISHING VIGOUR, IMPAIRED VITAUTY, PREMATURE DECLINE, and ALL ACQUIRED WEAKNESSES and DISEASES OF MAN, their CAUSE and CURE. Hundreds have (by following its teachings alone) reinedled their trouble, thousands who never ailed anything have expressed their gratefulness for the knowledge gained therein, and similar grateful letters arrive by almost every post. Was the first book of its kind offered to the public, and will teach Men how to take their place amongst those who, by manly capabilities, have been more fortunately favoured. Remarks on how to regain and retain the powers to advanced age, how remedy Generative failure, the best means of restoring brain fag, impaired memory, incapacity for study or business; to the married, and those about to marry, its teachings are invaluable, guarding them against the evils to which the inexperienced are liable, and is the only original work published. Sent in plain sealed cover post paid, free of any charge whatever—the informa- tion CONCERNS EVERY MAN Write—Box 94, The Medical Institute, Bradford. Copyrigit.] tEeglstered. To the Married and those about to Marry its Teachings are Invaluable.