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To6e published in GrssnsbOrougA, N c..
SET HILE the Physicians OF some other States are
w Publishing almost every year some domestic
medical work for the benefit of mankind it seems That
Nuith Carolina has yet had single volume pub
iished for family In The Stale OF Tennessee tho
Younger State than own, demcsIc medical works
have appeared within few years, that the country
is well supplied with plain useful books The subjects
OF medicine aud disease While III our own State few
families are possessed of any work of the kind not
wiIh>and:ng many of our citizens, particularly in the
western Counties reside thirty forty miles from the
nearest Physician liable at any time 10 be hurled INTO


premature grave In consequence OF their perfect is
norance of disease, and being so remotely situated
from medical aid.


Having taken this state of things hto consideration
the subscriber proposes rubsh the above volume for
the of private individuals; aud has the preSump
ton 20 think that such work as he intends II shall be
will prove highly useful and important volume To
lho>e for whom II was intended, By being in posses
sion Of such woik, the father If family will be
bed e successfully many OF the slight diseases
othe country, thereby avoiding 4nncii trouble and
pense, and preventing extreme <uderins that might
otherwise be endured from the imprac!ica bily Of get
ling physician at early hour


Being native of Norh Carolina, the subscriber fat
himself xth the hope that The citizens al his
State will sustain him in his humble efforts to rromo:e
The happiness of his fellow beings by subscribing ibe
rally for the above work.


The work will be divided inio four parts. the first
being devoted 20 Hygiene or the art ot preserving
health the second to the history and treatment Of dis
the third be history aad cure of diseases Pc
culiar to women and children; and the iourth'Jo the
hi tory Of medicines, &c &c.


All lechnicaiIes will be carefully avoided. making
the work perfectly plain 10 The most common mind.


CONDITIONS:


The FAMILY PHYSICIAN will be published in pamphIe!
form month, each number containing sixteen
large octave pages, forming The end ef The year
handsome volume of tmo hHRdfed pages; ard will be
furnished for DOLLAR CENTS, If paid with
in three months from The dale OF lhe first number;
z0H 6e inraaby e1aetea ataleaintely after
The trpTatiom c that time The fcst number viii be
issued in the alier part of January next.


Persons obtaining subscribers requested to
the subscription list early IN January possible.
bat ab>cltberS sill! be received any time during ibe
year, The work is now nearly completed. and large
number of copies nil be published,


All leiers, remillances, &C., must be sent free of
postage to the subscriber BromtOnn DaoidsOa C0an
ty, ". C..


Any person procuring su Sscrbers, nd RENTING
Sl5, will receive one copy OF The work gratis


ALFRED N. FOLG Err. =


Brownlown, N. c., Nov. Is, 1912. 42s. OF q