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MEDICAL ADVICE . DR . LA'MERT , Registered X . iS . A ., Honorary-Member of the London Hospital Medical Society , M . D . or the University of Erlangcn , &c , may be CONSULTED on all Cases of Debility , Nervousness , and'the Secret infirmities of Youth and Maturity , from 11 till 2 , and from 6 till 8 , at his residence , 27 ., BEDFORD-SQUARE , LONDON . Dr . La'Merthas just published , price Sixpence , with numerous Engravings and Cases , a New Edition of his Work entitled , . ¦¦ SELP-PBES 12 ET ATI ON . which will be sent free , in a sealed envelope , by Mann , 39 , Cornhill , London , or by the Author , to any address , for eight stamps . Contents : — Section I . The Physiology of the Generative Organs-Section II * Puberty— Manhood—The Morale of Generative Physiology—True and F ^ lse Morality . Section IIL Marriage in its . Moral , Social , and Physical Relations- —Its Expectancies , and Disappointments—Advantages of Physical Contrasts in securing Healthy Offspring . . Section IV . Spermatorrhoea and Impotence—The Causes of Sterility in both Sexes—Self-inflicted Miseries . Section V . The Vices of Schools—Effects of certain pernicious habits on the mental and generative faculties—importance of Moral Discipline . Section VI . Treatment of Nervous and Generative Debility— Impotence and Sterility—Dangerous Results of various Hazardous Specifics—The Author ' s Principles of Treatment : Medical , Dietetic , and General , derived from Twenty Years * successful practice .
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VALUABLE-MEDICAL BOOKS GRATIS . The Professors of the Royal Institute of Anatomy , Science , and Medicine , 369 , Oxford-street , London , have resolved to issue Gratuitous Editions of their colleague , Dr . W . B . Marston ' s instructive Lectures , believing them to be of vital importance to those to " whom they are addressed . ' ¦ No . 1 . —NERVOUS DEBILITY ( the result of a pernicious secret habit ) , Loss of Mempry , Dimness of Sight , Prostration of Strength , and General Incapacity , addressed specially to Young Men , shewing the means of restoration to health and happiness . , No . 2 . —MARRIAGE and its OBLIGATIONS , addressed to those who desire to become parents . No . 3 . —THE GREAT SOCIAL EVIL . All the painful diseases which result from it , with Dr . Marston ' s Unfailiag System of Treatment , by which Mercury is altogether dispensed with . . . . Applicant must state simply whicli Lectm-e is required . Enclose two stamps to prepay postage ; and address , Treasurer , Royal Institute of Anatomy , Ac , as above / which is Open Daily , at an Admission of One Shilling-, and contains ¦ the most Superb Collection of Anatomical Models and Na tural Wonders in the whole world . Dr . Marston Lectures daily , and a Professor is always in attendance to impart instruction , and give information upon any Medical or Physiological Subject . ¦ ___
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WAS DR . SMETHURST GUILTY ? Was Madame Lafarge guilty ? There was no doubt in Palmer ' s and Tawell ' s cases . The country was satisfied . TO T » E EDITOR . Sir , —In the trial of Madame Lafarge , reported in the " Causes Celcbres . " it appears that she was as good as acquitted , since the chemists could fiudno arsenic in the ports submitted to analysis ; but all of a sudden , and during the trial , the body of Lafarge ( buried six months before ) was ordered to be exhumed , and a fresh analysis then and there ordered , which was to be conducted by the great Orfila . The trial thus reports this extraordinary proceeding : — " At eight iu the morning the exhumation of Lafarge tooK place . After having thrown chloride of lime over the grave , the coffin was discovered which contained the corpse in a stato of dreadful decomposition . This human paste was put into earthen pots mud taken to tho court , of justice , bix stoves in a circle houtcd by aui imiueuso brasior wore insufficient to absorb the putrid exhalations which filled the court of justice . " It was under such circumstances that Madame Lafargro was convicted . Everybody In court thought that she must be acquitted until M . Orfila scaled her doom by swearing that ho had discovered some traces of arsenic in this body of Lafarge . It appears that M ,. ltaspail , the great ohemlur , was completely at issue with Orfila ais to his conclusions , but lie arrived too late atTulJe to give Ids evidence . lie had travelled night and day from Paris , but his carriage broke down , and Madame Lufargo wue condemned . It la Impossible to conceive a more clumsy wuy of conducting atr | al upon which the lli ' o of a fellow-crouture depended . WoncrJ not say that wo entertain the greatest doubt as to tho propriety of this conviction of Madainv Lafarge , and v / oultt ihoroforo suggoat to tho people of this country , and tho udgos in particular , the necessity of looking- deeply Into this trial and tho evidence adduced , in ordor to place themselves on their guard In similar onsoti to that of Dr . Sinotuurat . It la tho only way , wo think , by which our udgoe can roudor themselves capable of trying such « aacg . Tho Judge la completely in tho hands of tho doctor and the ohomlBt . Ah to thq evidence of tho doctor , it is worso thun usulous , slnoo ho himself is tho principal administrator or thodo vory poisons ; and , with respcot to tho ohomiat , thoro Is bo much uncertainty in ilia oxpvrlntonts , that ho ahoula not bo rollod upon iu cauus of life and doath—unluse uvwythlng Is nuido oloar nn Ju Palmcr'tt and TawoH ' s oamis . In oonoluulon , wo would refer tho public to tho Proton ! of llyuoiats agalnat 1 ' oiaona aa ModJohiua laaued in 18611 alwo to tho trial of Madame Lacoato , reported iu tho Cauava t'o-6 bres , and tho ropoj-t o f tho IJrltlah Oolloga of Health ior 1800 . Wo , have tho honour to be ,, Sir , Your obedient Horvants , TUI 3 MlMIBJSnS OF TUB mtlTItiH VQLluUQE OF H 1 QALTH . Klng ' a-croaa , London ( for tho tiocloty of Uytrolata ) , October , 1800 .
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Jgftn 508 J Sfoy . IQj 1869 ^ TBO E LEABfE 1259
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Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 12, 1859, page 1259, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2320/page/23/
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