American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26
nR. HUET OF THE FRENCH ME-

TO any form stage of secret disease in a very
shOit but reasonable time. Strangers be on your
gu1rd. BEFORE you pay enormous fees. read a con-
pCe treatise secret diseases and Destructive habit
OF youths, called solitary vice, Written and sold by
the French Doctor &C the French Medical House, Is
S0rlh Frederick street, west side, two trees before
the House. Price Of the book 25 cents. Afi cted
remember that this French Doctor makes the only
medicine which viii cure structure without poupips
0nd restore mppency 10 prime vgorw with strict hon
csty. Wrinen guaranty and forfeiture if desired
Terms moderate.
N. b. Diplomas from the Medical Faculties of Bal.
tm0re and Paris framed in the office.
NO MERCURY OR COPAVlA. There are two
ways 10 treat Secret Disease, the first much
boasted of is merely the temporary disappearance OF
the symptoms, by means of mercury copava, and
requires but day two, but il is very injurious
deed; the second way is to eradicate it ou Of the
system, slowly, safely and surely, without Mercury
or COpavia. A the wise say,
SORnd la day or tWo
IT'S too good TO be true.
Thirty odd years Of experience in the scientific prac
tce of curing Secret Diseases in Paris and America
have enabled The French Doctor of the French Medi-
cal House, l6 South Frederick street, to eradicate
The most virulent dsease, matter from what cause
itHay have originated, in very short hut reasonable
! time, without Mercury or Copava. Victims of an
improper treatment, and wearied with dsappoint
ment, may cOnfidenrally apply. Persons VINO have
injared their Health by certain practice called soil
Tygice, which brings iHlpOtenCy, will be restored
TO prime vigor. This is the only place in Baltimore
where sure cure can be had on written guaranty and
forfeiture, with strict honesty, and terms moderate
| Advice gratis
CONFESSION. /, the subscriber, publicly con,
tess that have been afflicted with secret disease
ever since 1923; had thirteen eminent physicians,
| whose names are recorded at the French Medical
House; some OF them abated The disease, but it al
ways returned worse than before, until it carried
away both sides of my throat and pierced the too of
the palate. also lost several bones Of my nose and
was almost blind Of an eye, and my face was cover
| ed with an immense quantity of scabs, between
| which the skin was as red scarlet and WIS in .
| deed IN most uBDlOTahlp condition. m .
| the learned professor pronounced me incurable =
II was OBVIOUS 10 me, then, that common doc Tor
cOud not extricate me from the Jaws of death-for
they all follow The same routine, with their train
OF mercury, mixtures or pills, invented by ignorance
and continued by cupidy and do no good TO any but
me gendeTs, several persons recommended Doctor
| HUEI, Of the Medical House, No. I6 SOU III FIRE.
Derrick STREET, as a scientific man and a rare
genius IN those complaints. went to him and he
pledged TO cure me on written guaranty. did not
hesitate at al on seeing many ikepesses of n i
tiens who are living evidences of the many wonder
full cures he has performed in almost every kind of
disease. Then he had my dagueneotype likeness
taken, and | took his medicine for about a wear
which completely cured me. lie had thtp my other
likeness taken and both TO be seen at his office
II THIS meets the eye of some wretched being in The
grasp OF death as was, let him fly to this praise.
worthy phIantbrOpst, whose deep Knowles &c of the
vital principles which animate and move the human
frame, are known in both hemisphores and believe
from my very soul quot forgetting that am on oah)
that his exquisite genius will discover as MANY nev
and well appropriated medies as new diseases NAV
be formed HENRy RpuvNpp
sworn before Justice VIM. McJilton, the 3OIh Dc
toher, le45, Baltimore, Md,
DESTRUUTIVEHABIT How poany youth snoi
their health by the hateful and dangerous practice of
solitary indulgence This is very injurious To the in
diVduas, whose compilations becoming pa.e and
Their bodies ttebe bad digestion, their sOmachs very
windy, and some pains to be felt in the stomach
many times in III lungs and elsewhere according to
the duration of this destructive ice. have seen n
great many youths carried to their graves before
ny lNaty "a
be relieved in time.
stuoy frequently produces this affection, since the
head strongly taxed irrt ties the entire nervous sys
TEN, although there is little propensity in nature 20
pursue This vice during sleep, dreams ready to
setuce the senses Of the young victim, until he in
voluntarily becomes guilty OF the weakness from the
effects OF which all the skill of the II edical profess
sion has much difficulty in saving him. Ii is this Sc
res of circumstances which gives rise u the cause
III result OF which terminates i'll nocturnal excite
mCnt.
During my residence in Paris, which lasted more
than score of years. | had occasion TO examine a |
great many thousands of those eases hch acquain-
ed me with ali the peculiar tiles of that detestable |
and injurious habit which soon or late will kill the |
self
Among the very many which have treated and
cured there, recoIec man affected with this mis-
cradle complaint, VINO on the eve of suicGe came TO
see me- the reading of a scientific journal which |
published at that time, gave him some rays of hope,
and he detailed me his complaint as 70 lows:
d Hldn vi tlllily years Ou3 VOTtEdU pain |
ter by trade, and in easy circumstances, but the
miserable being in mind that ever lived, never had
any intercourse with any being whatever but myself |
From my boyhood sought lonely places and ndulg
ed in this of nature, but after my digestive
organs became weak and windy, hard digestions,
fGebeness and above all nervous nat the least
noise made me jump with fearfu!ness, though had
40 fear.
fuu were right said he to call this complaint noe |
turna for it was at night that INDUCED the most in
that horrible practice, which debiltated me TO such
extent that was unable to walk half mile without |
taking some rest, my parents were alarmed at the
state of my health, called doctor who suspected me
of this practice for he turned every way find out
the truth, denied ALL even The knowledge of It, but
resolved TO quit it, but it was in vain for resisted all
the day long, but at night the dreams to sedu
my senses aud ruined me. thought if got married
itnight change the vice. Therefore sir have come
the conclusion 10 put myself pnresefvedly under
your care and if You don't fit me TO get married and
have family, will soon be out Of this world.
First thing hid TO do, was to re establish the dis
orderly organs of digestion, then to strengthen the de-
b'liiated organs in question: then another kind Of
medicine 10 break the vicated habit of nature after
which the patient found himself of more lively dis
POSITION gLt married and had several children before
left Paris. !
will now cite another case which occurred lately
in my practice in Baltimore. The patient presented
me the following certificate after BIT ing cured
TO THE AFFLICTED OF THE SOLITARY
VICE. ! am man of thirty years of age, and have
been addicted in my beyhood to the destructive habit
termed Solitary Vice; have learned it from bad boys
and practiced il for about ten years. but thank God
have quit it and recovered nay health and strength
once more. Soon after the commencement of This
abominable practice instead of go"ing strong, hear
~ and blooming as youths generally do, my health
impaired, my body feeble, and my digestion difficult.
1t was not long before my parents were somewhat
alarmed and sent for physician who pronounced
me affected with a Liver Campaint-severa other
doctors were called in succession, some treated me
for Consumption and others for disease of the Heart
however The all agreed that had the Dyspepsia
When ahoui % years of age became irelful, remb-
ling the eas, noise, and summed all com, any, par
ticuary that of Females. | choosed to be alone
though was not company 10 myself, and thousands
aud thousands of times secretly desired that death
would come to rid me Of my miserable existence ito
say no more) The perusing Of little rease trans
lated from the French which fortunately fell into my
hands instructed me the true of my suffer
ing Then ovcd, TO quit this nocturnal practice and