The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK
(iEIID.RIRTH

CESSATION and Csiid- Biyfh, By x NJ IFEISSEL-
HOFF, VI D., late Of Paris, Just Pn6iishsdiH Asso
York blythe ARftGr.s 80 ( .EEG Ag1 -
r1NHiS Work contains recently discovered iniOT-
l. NATION upon a subject OF tine highest importance
To Married Persons, or those contemplating Mar
riage. Ii will be found OF special value TO those
whose means, health or other circ imsta ces do NOT
permit them To increase the number OF their family,
without great Inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk OF llie. \ method OF avoiding these troubles
and dangers, at will, PRESENTLY discovered by cele
braied French Physician is isiy communicated in
this Work, SO shat any person may avail himself Oft
al Once, without purchasing any Instrument, niedi-
cine, other article, from the uuthCr The means
OF prevention here set torth, COST compa raiiyey Moth
ing. anda within the reach OF al. The process IL
new safe, iutalliabe, convcnien, simple, and can
not injure the health of he most delicate. Nor does
it curtai maisi,nonial pii! iieges in the Lease
r-- - a. ~NtuRAIA.Y CoNsIDEREnL IS
The object oil this woTK eau be shown 10 be OF the
highest utility, and sstaif,,d by the ssundest rin-
ciples ofprudeiice. political economy, and virtue
1t shows how physiological effect may be Produced
scientifically ana without INJURY "a sibe constitution,
which thousands atie1apt 20 accomplish by the most
unwise and relITeheIsiile means. 4 he u jeel yr
no means to the world. The means Will be- G. :,
teemed by all scientific, righi-minGed and sensib-s
people. discovery IN ply siology OF the hgheis
Consequence 10 public mOrals aud happiness.
-l.sf- IHE INSTINCT OF NATURE ....
Love, and the desITe, Tor union between the seXCs,
will be INDUCED, talk OF prudence as we nlay.-.-
Without marriage, We have, Ia all counties, de.
basement, OF one sex, and the criminal ndu gence of
the other: with marriage and ihe unresti aimed indul
gence oil ie GA instinct, very often suffering and
misery oEthe most fearful character Who, then
shall deny to man, Ia free asent the rghtto Many
and to regulate the insliDci OF nature! ~
80 - SNOrNSfMARsiED PEoiLE
Young AlTrce People, whose IorluEes are not yet
established v II lind in ibis NyoIk matter to inter- ST
them deeply, anu information Ot the highest value
which they should not. ON any account, be ignorant
OF hundreds OF married people, now advanced i5
lite, have assured the author, that If they had poss
essed sCch treasure IN early life, would have saw
ed them than half the suffering and depfiy alton
they have since endIred.
UNHaFPY WINS 'a.r. pI.F
Unhappy Wives, who feel that their physicaIcon-
didon and health totally unfit item 10 become the
mothers OF numerous oisp ring, and who reasonably
fear that each period OF confinement will terminate
their existence VIII hail the discovery oiihis cer,uin
means of relief with unbounded Joy. Let all such
unfortunate ard unhappy wives lose no time in Oh
tanning this important wOrK. Ii will he to them u
precious bon through life, aid prevent many
,..- llfREDITARY DISEASES.
Scrofula, Consumption, INSANITY, Apopexy, Di
ease OF the Heart, and other horrible complaints
pabe OF transmission from parent 10 child, atiit
many worthy people, who, at the same time, are a.
capable of enJOying themselves in the marriage
as their more fortunate fellow beings. Shall such
persons refrain from marriage on this account, or
shall they marry give birth a feeble offspring,
destined to life Of suffering or an early dealh!
he answer TO these serious questions will be found
in the Work here reconIht nded.
Early MARRIAGES.
Early marriages are strongly advised by all phil
osopheTs and writers upon social and political sub
Jecls. Early marriages beyond ali question, tend
promote virtue and happiness; and with the power oi
regulating the provocative functions, made known ia
this WORK, may be freely entered into without tea:
OF mourning responsibilities which cannot be sustain
ed.
OVER POPULATION or THE EARTH.
Over Population OF the earth need be no longer ap
pretended. The calculations OF Nautilus, and The
Das9ess 5y = me discovery mere TO the
world. The control oiman over his accidents M
his respect at least, is here established The wis
dom OF exercising such control, none who give the
subject moments consideration, can doubt.
HONESTY OF THE Work.
aTThere is no deception or hunibuggery OF any
kind about this WORK. Ii Is precisely what its title
indicates scientific publication, containing intor-
nation al great value To married people, or those
contemplating marriage expressed IN plain Ian
guage, which all understand, with no unnessa .
~ words put in merely 10 swell the number OF lis
pages i he whole story Is told, and the means OF
accomplishing the objects of The WORK fully and
faithfully given, 50 that the reader may avail! him
self Of il at once, without purchasing any medicnt,
instrument, or other article from the author The r.
means OF protection which il recommends, may also
be relied upon without fear OF disappointment or in
jury.
In all parts OF the country, have given their tesi
mony strongly in favor OF the objects of this WORN,
and the nature of the discovery. We annex few
Of these recommendations: 1870 f...-
-..Hf 't NEw York. Sep. Is, l64S.
DIR. II VI. WrISsEIHoFF-Dea sir: / should have
no question whatever that the means recommended
in your WORK on Child Birth, would accomplish the
objects intended, considered i'm reference physio-
ogicaI principles alone: but have also the Iapp ess
know that 1t has stood the test OF practical exper
Professor Of lIidv!tery, tate Of Paris.
..- NLw YORK, August, 1918.