Good News for Weak, Debilitated Men. The Particulars or a Simple and Certain Means of Home-Cure for those suffering from the Effects of Imprudence, Excesses, Wasting Weakness, Urinary Diseases, Lost Vitality, Nervous Debility, Early Decay, Loss of Memory, Despondency, Gleet, and Premature Old Age. Showing Clearly how any one thus Afflicted may Speedily, Cheaply and Permanently Restore Themselves to Health, Strength and Vigor, by the use of Dr. Rudolphe's Specific Remedy

Moodus, Conn: Prof. F.C. Fowler, 1894. Wraps. Very good. Second edition, first published in 1891. 24mo (5 ¾" x 3 3/16"); 32pp; pale green wrapper printed in dark green, vignette of dove on front, wood-cut pictorial rear wrapper of a laboratory; two staple binding; pictorial of Fowler's Medical Laboratory on verso front wrapper, recto rear wrapper features a facsimile of a Connecticut State Board of Health license; light creasing to wrapper, sunning to front wrapper, light age-toning of paper; very good. Located in 7 OCLC libraries. An advertising brochure for Prof. Fowler's Home-Cure for men first published in 1891, giving advice and patient testimonials. Section titled "Important to Canadian Patients encouraging the use of Registered Letter or Money Order. Reassurance that "The Remedy is composed of purely vegetable ingredients and contains no mercury or other injurious mineral properties and therefore cannot possibly harm the most delicate constitution." And a warning "By all means do not marry until you are well, strong, and cured beyond a doubt.".