The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-18
On Structure and Its Cure.

THE present remarks will pee before the publie the FOL
Structure frequently occurs and the Of other obstinate
diseases in those who not all of its existence that
There prevails avery erroneous on respecting Structure
thai ignorant dvesng people take advantage Of this
w sear @y s si be % that &
eue g Structure Is certain free from PAIN and generally ae
Its wen known that structure is he result! of badly treated
Con rrhea II, for instance that disease is suffered TO
nue on from month month. slides in'o gieet Now,
there Is no sn or IN gee and Therefore 1t Is
1 y ct Res eG;o9s 9.hs sss.aEe which
pS or other Of the passage IS c,ue and further That al
a9s structure may thus re main unsettled fer engh Of
serious es not only oil sexual but those also OF ner-
But what Specially leads the attention off from this disorder
de idea 'h structure cannot exist long no npcdimen,
often exist; for without producing any very
as s ann IN 5 oa c the @o o or
II this state TIA, these remarks published
take ofths erroneous ,cry cruel Every body knows
how les9 Of his dscn'on swarm about this ey and that
mST II %et and one The every real phyie an WI Ia
aeS can ere !eSue Ia proof Of th notns IS
common lhs for the writer be consulted by persons
aud pills and cord ais aud the like for many months together
but whom on seeing the real nature Vi the case he has cured
With view therefore Of preventing these mpositons it
~S Structure s9e may % Which ta
"ff sf are ffsgS If HE lS stated
ned be much diminished imgede But observe @iten-
lively after Is finished and the clothes are reaused wheth
drop two will ever steal away, little
nothing is more indicative ofstrictme. The nextis
cult low on si G %y run a n
rodaee structure for one IS naturally more dsro,cd to STRIFE
to go on beyond weeks, Ibis alone you'd afford sufficient
e se'i ,qe s '% has o@ I" e asa Of
Structure IS 10 deress e spirits and to lessen bo, bodily ard
Not, however that seen alike nevery indiy duq bur i
many which fis & does Sa
or les 1at he is not capable ofhuspe.s l9aery 1t
reyT9E OF o,s, :, ,9aae as tne cure
tad stalled with confidence aud easnge that this IS GER
tain, free from PAIN apd generally accomplished in very little
year but Yoh has been The this az AMI
the cure "i scue to as many days as formerly dem ded
m9eth,;
seye; ,hs writer D Rsrh, has published lire volume,
@ The cure al those des diseases Which Sr require
iai and privacy directed in the aines' manne But
hopid cnsu, he author pc sonslil and polling viii
Them more h IN the case and certainty o. his means o.
seyfe ooas Also are arranged for those who may have to
which he rablic sl especially strangers coming to this city
may rely va @ =, on S , has sin 3D. 1 1Sssd With
ulr OF nbush, Sc &-he has been engaged in the
% hr,y yeas and has published two edii,os OF work ex-
pyssy on hemA that he hiss testimonial letters from the
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