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saEGEEEY INFORMANT WORK
/. CHILD.BIRTU

A Valua5e Scientific York, upon TIE subject Of
CESSATION and Child Bird, by II. ". VESSEL
HOFF, N. D., le.e Of Paris, jnst PsS'isAed 10. Ne1
|TNHIS Work contains recently discovered infor-
l. nation upon i subject of the highest importance
Ito Married Persons, or those contemplating Mar
riage 1t will be found OF special value to those
whose means, health other crc instances, do not
permit them TO increase the lumber of their family
without great inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk oil life. method OF avoiding these troubles
and dangers, viii, PRESENTLY discovered by cele
bsated French Physician is fully communicated in
this work, that any person may avail himsel. oft
at once, without purchasing any instrument, medi
cine, or other article, from the author. The
ofprevenon here forth. COS, comparatively moth
ing, and are within the reach OF all The process Is
new, safe, lnfallilbe, Convenient simple, and can
not injure the health OF the most delicate Nor does
1t curtaii matrimonial privileges in the least.
MORALLY CoNSlDERED.
The object of this work be shown to be OF the
highest utility, and sustained by the sOundes prin-
cipleS OF prudence. political economy, and virtue
1t shows how physiological effect may be produced
scientifically and without injury the constitutions
which thousands attempt to accomplish by the most
unwise and reprehensible means The object is by
no means new TO the world The means will be ess
teemed by all scientific, right minded and sensib-l
people, discovery in physiology OF the highets
consequence to public morals and happiness.
THE INSTINCT OF NATURE.
Love, and the desire, Tor union between the sexes
will be INDUCED, talk OF prudence may
Without marriage, we have, in all countries, de.
basement of one sex, and the criminal indulgence Of
the other; with marriage, and the unresTaned ndul-
gence OF the natural instinct, very often suffering and
misery OF the most fearful character. Who, then
shall deny man. Ia free agentD the right TO marry,
and to regulate the ins,inc, OF natures
HouNG MARRnDPEoPLE
Young Married People, whose fortunes are not yet
Established will lind in this work matter to interest
them deeply, and information of the highest value,
(which they should not. on any account, be ignorant
Of Hundreds OF married people, now advanced in
life, have assured the author, that If they had poss
cssed such treasure in early life, IL would have
ed them than half the suffering and deprivation
| they have since endured.
| UNHAPPY WIVES.
Unhappy Wives, who feel that their physical con-
dtion and health totally unfit them become the
mothers of numerous offspring, and who reasonably
fear that each period of confinement will terminate
their existence will hail the discovery OF this
means OF relief with unbounded Joy. Let all such
Unfortunate and unhappy wives lose no time N OBJ
tanning this important work. 1t will be TO them
precious boon through life, and prevent many
| y and premature death.
| HEREDITARY DISEASES. -
Scrofula, Consumption, Insanity, Apopexy, Dis
ease oil the Heart, and other horrible complaints, ca
pable ot transmission from parent child, aillic
many worthy people, who, at the same time, are
capable of enjoying themselves in the marriage
rs their fortunate fellow beings. Shall such
persons refrain from marriage on this account, or
shall they marry ana give birth to feeble offspring,
destined to life of suffering or an early deaths-
The answer 10 these serious questions VII be found
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| EARLY MARRIAGES.
| Early marriages strongly advised by oil phil
osoPbers and writers upon social and political sub
iects Early marriages beyond all question, tend
promote virtue and happiness; and with the power of
Regulating the provocative functions, made KNOWN in
this work, may 6e freely entered nto without eas
of mourning responsibilities which cannot he sustain
lei. l....
| OVER POPULATION OF THE EARTH.
Over Population OF the earth need be no longer ap
Iprehended. The calculations of Nautilus, and the
wild fears of Robert Dale Owen, alike rendered
baseless by the discovery here communicated the
world 1.-THE control OF man over his accidents IN
This respect at east, is mere established. The wis
don oil exercising such control, none who give the
subject moments consideration, can doubt.
III HONESTY OF THE WORK
arThere is no deception or humbuggery OF any
kind about this work 1t Is precisely what its title
indicates, scientific publication, containing infor-
nation at great value to married people, or those
contemplating marriage, expressed IN plain Ian
d guage, which all understand, with unnessa-
ry words put in merely swell the number of its
pages The whole story is told and the means OF
accomplishing the objects of the work fully and
= faithfully given, so that the reader may avail him
: self OF IL al once, without purchasing any medicine,
r instrument or other article from the author. The
means OF protection which it recommends, may also
be relied upon, without fear OF disappointment OF in
d jury; .. ..-.
In all parts OF the country, have given their testi
mony strongly in favor of the objects Of this work,
and the nature OF the discovery. We annex q few
Nrw YORK. Sep. 10, 1913.
. DR.. r NJ. WEIssELuoFF-Dear Sir; i should have
no question whatever that the means recommended
in your work on Child Birth, would accomplish the
lobccts intended, considered in reference TO physol
ogica principles alone; but have also the happiness
oknOw that it has stood the test Of practical exper-
iInent. Yours, truly, II. LIZ DOYEN,
Professor Of Midwifery, late Of Paris.
E New York, August, 1913
al DR.. X. NJ WussELHoFF-Sir The moral effect
such information as your work contains, believe
troll the animal instincts cannot be questioned.
Think the work will be the means OF doing much
good Rev. b. r. CHOW LEY. =
80. No. STANLEY Park, New York
Il DR.. WEIssELBoFF-Sir: The principles Chemistry
applied TO the hints for regulating the provocative
= functions, stated in your work Childbirth,
would satisfy any well informed person that the oh
lject of that publication could be ataincd with the
5 most perfect case, certainty and safety
5 JOHN L. SULLIVAN
: professor Of Chemistry, Neg Ua,scrsify
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