Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-12-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK.
CHILDBIRTH.

! ~ Jet Cl NtsL1tioa and childbirth, by Il. N.
" IsiSSELH0FF, II. D., late Of Pals. just
i published IN New ork, by the Author.
/ IHIs W ork contains receatlv discovered infor
MAJ ion upon q subject OF the highest importance
! 10 Married Persons. or those contemplating Mar
rage. It VIII be found Of special value to those
whose means health, or other circumstances, do
not permit them to increase the number Of their
family, without great inconvenience suffering or
! perhaps risk OF life. A method OF avoiding these
trOlbies and dangers, at WILL (recently discovered
| by a celebrated French Pllyscian,) is fully COM
mulncated in this work SO that any person may
avail himself of II at once, without purchasing
any instrument. medicine, or other article, from
/ the author. The means OF prevention here set
forth, cost comparatively nothing, and are within
the reach Of all he process IS new, safe, inlal-
/ Ilbl3- convenient, simple and cannot IIure the
healJG Of tie most delicate Nor does it curtaI
natr&luOual privileges i'm the least
Illegally C0asi5ged-'The object Of this work
can le shown 10 he of the highest utility and sus-
famed by the soundest principles Of prudence, po-
litcai economy, and virtue. 1T shows how phys
! biological effect may be produced, scientifically
and without injury to the constitution, which
! thousands attempt TO accomplish by the most I'M
wise and reprehensibe means. The object is by
no means new to the world. The means viii be
! esteemed by all scientific, right-ninded and sens-
! bic people, as discovery IN physiology of the
highest consequence to public morals and haPPi-
ness.
TAs Instinct Of Nqtlve--Lova, and the desire
FOR union between the sexes, VIII be indug7d talk
OF prudence as we may. Without marriage we
have, IN all countries, dobasement Of one sex,
and the erin inal indulgence of the other; with
marriage ard the uuresuained indulgence Of the
natural instinct, verv often suffering and misery
of the most fearful character Who them shall
deny to man, "a free agent) tie right to 1naarry,
ami to regulate the instinct of natuTe2
Young Hqyrjed Peopte-Young Married Peo-
lple whose fortunes are not yet established, VIII
fUd In tbs work matter to interest them deeply.
and information Of the highest value, which they
should not, on any account, be ignorant of Hun
dreds of married people, advanced in life,
have assured the author that if they had possess
ed such treasure II early life it would have
saved them more than half the suffering and de-
pliyaton they have since endured.
Unb7rpy WIres-Jnhappy Wives who feel
dat their physical condition and health totally
unfit chem to become the mothers of q numerous
offspring and who reasonably fear that each peri
oil OF confinement VIII terminate their existence.
IWEl h1ll the discovery Of this certain means Of
Iralles with uuoouuded joy. Let eli such uu.0Ctu-
nate and unhappy wives lose no time In obtaining
this important work Ii VIII be TO them pre-
cous boon through life, aud prevent many an
early and premature death.
Ewe3lly D5scases-g crcfua. Consumptiou
Insanity, Apopiezv Diseases of tie Heart. and
other horrible complaints, capable Of transmission
from parent 10 child, afiict many worthy people
who, at the same tn7e, are as capable Of enjoying
themselves IN the marriage state as their more
fortunate fellow beings. Shall such persons re-
Tram from marriage on this account or shall they
marry and give birth 10 a feeble offspring. destin-
81 10 lie on suffering, OF an early death The
answer 10 these serious questions VIII be found In
2 the work here recommended.
kTriy 9ggTjEeeS--Earlv marriages are strong
lT a3Vised by all philosophers and writers upon
social ANA political subjects. Fariv marriages,
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