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EeE. HUET OF THE FRENCH ME-

Paris and America have enabled this French DoctorrI
10 cure any form or stage of secret disease in veryos
snort Out reasonable time. Strangers be on YOU'RE
guard, Before you pay enormous fees, read COM 4
plec treatise on diseases and destructive habit
OF youths called solitary vice. written and sold by N
ue french Doctor OF the French Medical House, Is al
South Frederick street, west side two trees beforer
the House. Price of the book 25 GEMS AtlicteGe,]
remember that this French Doctor makes The only n
medicine which Will cure structure without bougies II
and restore mpotency 10 prime vgor with strict hon
esy' Written guaranty and forfeiture if desired II
Terms moderate. ruhI
n. B. Diplomas from the Medical Faculties ofBaI N
timore and Paris framed in the office 81
NO MERCURY OR COPAVlA. There are two II
ways to treat a Secret Disease, The first so muctC
boosted Of is merely the temporary disappearance OF
the symptoms, by means Of mercury or copavia and;
requires but day or two, hut il is very injurious n5c
deed; the second way is 10 eradicate ii ont of tho
system, slowly, safely and surely, without MercuHa
or COpaVa. As the wise say, II
Sound in Gay or two,
IT'S TOO good to be True. !,
Thirty odd years Of experience Ill the scienc prae III
tCe OF curing Secret Diseases in Paris and America
nave enabled the French Doctor of the French Medhi
cal House, 10 South Frederick street. to eradicate
The most Vruent disease, no matter from what caused
II may have originated in very short hut reasonablafE
time, without Mercury or Copavia. Victims of an Il
improper treatment, and wearied with disappont
ment, may confdentaIly apply. Persons VINO have j
injured their Health by certain practice called soa
tary vice, which brings mpotenCy will be restored
prime vigor. This is the only place in Baltimore /
where can be had written guaranty ano Il
Forfeiture with strict honesty, and terms nOderate-ce
+
Advice gratis. e.
CONFESSION. /, the subscriber, publicly com.
fess that | have been afflicted with secret disease
ever since 1928; had thirteen eminent physicians
whose names are recorded al the French Medca L
House; some of them abated the disease, but il al
ways returned worse than befoIe, until it carriet
away both sides of my throat and pierced the top OF
the palate. also lost several bones OF my nose anC
was almost blind of an eye, and my face cover
ed with an immense quantity of scahs, between
which the skin was as red as scarlet and was in =,
deed in most deplofable condition, so much tina
the learned professor 5. pronounced me incurable.-
Ii was obvious to me, then, that common dOcto e
could not eXtrcate me from the jaws of dCalh-fo
they all follow the same cd routine, with their train
of mercury, mixtures or pills. invented by ignoranc
and continued by cupdlty, and do no good to any bu
the renders Several persons recommended DOctc
HUET, of the Medical House, No, Is SOU1 II Ere /
Derrick STREET, as a scientific man and rar's
genius in those complaints. | went TO him and h.
pledged to cure me on written guaranty, [ did noO
hesitate at al on seeing many likeResses of pay
tients who are living evidences of the many wonders
full cures he has performed in almost every kind
disease. Then ne had my daguerrcoype likeness
taken, and | took his medicine for about year
which completely cured me- He had THU my othest 8
likeness taken, and hath are TO be at his ofceo
II This meets the eye Of some wretched being in the
grasp of death as was, let him fly to this paise "
worthy phiantiropst, whose deep knowledge of thdc
vital principles which animate and move the human Z
frame, are known in both hemsph"res and helieve
from my very soul mot forgetting that am oath :
that his exquisite genius will discover many news
and well appropriated remedies, as new diseases MAJ
be formed. HENRY DRUMMER
Sworn before Justice VIM. McJilton the 3oth Oc' +
tober, lS45, Baltimore, Md. ~
DESTRUCTIFEHABIT. How many youth spof
their health by the hateful and dangerous practice
solitary indulgence. This is very injurious the ms
divduals, whose compilations becoming pale ante
their bodies feeble, had digestion, their stomachs very
windy, and some pains are TO be felt in the stomachpe
many times in th lungs and elsewhere, according m
the duration of this destructive vice. | have seen "
great many youths carried to their graves befort
twenty seven years Of age, for not having quit and
be relieved in time.
al, K
bead, strongly taxed rrit ties the entire nervous sys
TEN, although there is little propensity in nature t.
pursue this vice during Sleep dreams ready tf!
seduce 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 medical profesia
sion has much difficulty in saving him. 1t is this SCI
ries of circumstances which gives rise ID the caus e
the result of which terminates in nocturnal excite
ment.
During my residence il Paris, which lasted NOR
than score of years, | had occasion to examine &c
great many thOus ands of those which acquaint
ed me with ali the pecualtes of that detestab 2
and injurious habit which soon or late will kill tn
patient, OF what is worse still, bring him to kill himIH
self.
Among the very many which | have treated anc u
cured there, recoect man affected with this mspt
cradle complaint, who Oh The of suicide came L,
see me; the reading of scientific journal which
published at that time, gave him some rays of hopes
and he detailed me his complaint as follows: 81
am man of thirty odd years old portrait pains1
ter by trade, and in easy circumstances, but the most
miserable being in mind that ever lived, never hat
FROM my boyhood sought lonely places and indulg
ed in this of nature, bul after my digestvr
organs became weak and windy, hard digestions
iCCbicness and above all nervous that the least
noise made me jump with tear(ulness, though hon
no fear.
You Were right said he to call this complaint noc,r
tarna for ii was at night that INDUCED the most ihix
that horrible practice which debtated me to such aIob
extent that was unable to walk half mile withouIeE
taking some rest, ray parents were alarmed at tn,
state OF my health, called doctor who suspected &
IN find mn, |
the truth, denied all, the knowledge of it, bus
resolved to quit II, but II was in vain for resisted al,o
the day long, but al night the dreams to sedu
my senses and ruined me. thought i'll got marreCe
it mght change the vice. Therefore sir have come
to the conclusion TO put myself unreservedly unde
your care, and II you don't it me to married ant
have family, ! will soon be out of this world. 4
First thing he'd TO do, was to re establish the dis !
orderly organs OF digestion, then to strengthen the de
billiaed organs in question, then another kind Of
medicine to break the violated habit of nature aftei
which the patient found himself of more lively dist
position, got married and had several children before
left Paris. n
will now cite another case which occurred latel n
in my practice in Baltimore. The patient presented
me the following certificate after ling cured. III
TO THE AFFLICTED OF THE SOLITAIRE 4
VICE. am a man of thirty years of age and hayF /
been addicted in my boyhoOd TO The destructive habi
termed Solitary Vice; have learned it from bad boys
and practced it for about ten years. but thank God +
have quit it and recovered nay health and strength
once more. Soon after the commencement of this n
abominabe practice instead of growing strong hear
", and blooming as youths generally do, my heatl,
impaired, my body feeble, and my digestion difficult
1t was not long before my parents were somewhat n
alarmed and sent for physician who pronounced q
me affected with a Liver Csmpaint-severa other |
doctors were called in succession, some treated me
for Consumption and others for disease of the Heart
however they all agreed that had the Dyspepsia
When about 20 years of age became fretfil, tremb-
ling at the least noise, and stunned all company par
ticuarly that Of Females. / choosed to be alone
though was not company TO myself, and thousands
and thousands of times secretly desired that death
IN hln aNsf Ifn
say no more The perusing of little treatise trans
lated from the French which fortunately fell into my n
hands, Instructed me on the true of my suffer- u
ing, then resolved to quit this noctunalpractic and n
accordingly did for seYerl hui That Internal