Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-01-20

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81 THE INSTINCT OF NAruRE.-Love. and the de-
Esro for union between the sexes, will be ndu ged
Eta K of prudence mpy. Without marriage,
Give have, in alt countries. dcbasenent of ono
Zisex .Vnd The criminal indulgence OF the other
sfwith N Uriage. and the unrcs,roined indulgence
I of tie ma tuu Instinct very often suffering and
Eimi>ery Of the most fearful character. Who,
Eithen Shall dsny 10 man, "a free agenD lho right
: 10 marry and 20 regulate tho instinct Of nature
n YoUNG MARRl'uD PEoPlE.--- Young Married Peo-
Gpe, whose fyriuI cs are not yet established, will
i nd IN this work r1tier TO interest them deeply,
uud information Of nc highest value. which they
g should nOt any cunt, be ignorant Of HIM
sIreGs OF Married Peo, <, now advanced in life
1uure assured The author bot1' they had possessed
s.u>.s tropsara in early I'e. it would have saved
sdenI more ihan half ihc suAtrng and deprivation
.,,aey have since endured.
Il UNHAPPI WyEs.--Unfoppy Wives, who feel
> ulal their physical condIion aud health totally
iunGt lhein to become The mothers of numerous
.ioAspring, md who reasonably fear that each Pc
.uoi of confinement will terminate ths,r existence
IwI hail lhe discovery of this csr,aiu means Of
ireIiaF with unbouudcd joy Let all such unf for
5luD&ie aud unhappy wives lose no limo ~ obtain
dug This important work. Il will be to them
-preciogs boon through life. aUd prevent many Un
;sory aud premature death.
4 HGnaDwaaf Observation-Disclosures. Consnmp-
i.iJu, Insanity. hyop.eXy Disease OF the Heart.
4tnd o,Aor AogHo.e complaints, capable of trans
Omission from parent TO child, ulllIct many worthy
.peo9r. vino at ,Ae same time, are as capable of
'IeuioyJuE Hcmso,c- IN inc marriage state as their
lmore fortunate fellow beings. Shall such persons
2refrain from marriage on This account, or shalt
'.hev marry and give birth to a feeble offspring,
4 l' sincd To life Of suffering early death
+ he answer e such scrIous questions will be
Hound Ia tuc work here recommended.
\ EAaLY NAaaiAaG5.-EurIy Marriages strong
l'y advised by all philosophers and writers upo.,
..eocrd and political sal ects EARLY Marriages
1Dayoal all question tend to promote virtue and
happiness; uad with Tie power Of regulating the
'p.ocse.ti'c functions, made :aown in this work.
4 may be hoaIy entered INTO wIthoI! fear Of incur
s rinE responsibilities which cannot be sustained.
n OVER POPULATION OF TIE EAGTu.-Over Popu-
F. alton of tHr eorln need be no longer apprchendpd
n lac calculations OF Nautilus and the wild fourS OF
frob":l Dale Owen, arc alike rendered baseleSs
oE Iae discovery here communicated TO tho world
- be control @! tueu over lis accidents" IN this
respect. at cust, Is here established. The wisdom,
4.ol exercising such control, none who give tho
sisul joct Il moments consideration can doubt.
4 JuoNa5rY OF THE Woag.-There is no do
-'crguoI or auubuggery Of any kind about this
iwog;. II is precisely what lis tile indicates, u
.t-clruuhc publication, containing in!ormuton o.
great value 10 married people, or those conIem-
sHHLiuS marriage, expressed IN pam language
which all cya Understand, with no unnecessary
I words put IN merely to swell the number of lis
ip0ges. Tho whole story is told. and the means
#ni accomplishing tho OF Jccts of the work fully and
; faithfully given, 50 that the reader may avail
uaset ot a at once, without purchasing any mcdi-
rue, instrument, or other article, from The auhor.
llao means or protection which ii recommends,
.5may also be- relied upol, without fear Of dsap-
.goulmeu, or injury.
II PHYSICIANS. PEuFEssoGs, AND CIERGYMEN-In
alI parts OF lie country have given their testimony
strongly in favor OF tho Objects of this work, and
.ue nature OF the discovery. We annex few Of
these recommendations
+. Nzw-IoEE, September 10, 1913.
Il Da. L. y. W WEIssELIoFF-Dear Sir: should
have no question yghaIo,e er That tue means
tmeuaed Ia your work on Chud Birth, would
comps.i The objects Intended, considered in ref
3ereuce to physiological principles alone, but |
nave also tine happiness TO know that ii has stood
5 The test Of practical experiment.
ours, truly. Il. lie DOYEN.
Professor Of lIiariiery, late Of Paris.