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Highly Important Work.
CEIrEln-fsEIs TIL:

DRAFTED French Physican,) Is fully communicated |
in this work, so that any person may avail himself
oil 1t al once, without purchasing any instrument,
medicine or other article, f.on The author. The |
means OF prevention here set forth cost compara- |
lively nothing, and are within tho reach Of all. The
process IS new safe, nluib!e, con.enit nj, smlep
and cannot nurc the health Of The most d. ctte
Nor does it cura matrimonial privileges the leas'.
MORALLY Considered.
The object of this work can be shown to be OF
the highest utility, and sustained by tie soUndest
principles Of prudence political economy, and VIZ
tue. 1t shows how physiological elect may be
Produced scientifically and without injury TO tie
constitution which Thousands attempt 10 accom-
pIlsh by the most unWise aud 'cpfchenSDle means
The object IS by no means new TO the world Ihe
means viii be esteemed by all scientific, ri .ht-mHd
ed and sensible people, as discovery in physiology
oi the highest consequence TO pU5Ac morals ana
happiness.
TEE gySSTENCT OF NATURE.
love, and the desire for the union between the
sexes will BE- mdUl.,cd talk of prudence as may.
without marriage, we have, IN all countries, a de-
basement Of one sex, and the criminal Indulgence
OF tao other: with marriage, and the unrestraned
indulgence o! the natural instinct, very often sut
srng aud misery OF the most fearful character.
Who, then, shall deny to maa, {. free ag mt the
right 10 marry ando regulate tie instinct OF nature!
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.
Young Married People, w,se fortunes not
yet established, viii fad ia this work matter TO in
teresl them deeply, end inornatiol Of The highest
value, which they Should not on any account, be
ignorant Of IlHHd.cds Of married people, now ad
yanced ia life, have assured the author. thati hey
mad possessed such in early lie, il would
laye5lyed them more than half the suffering and
d3prvotioA they have sine endured.
UNHAPPY WIVES.
Unhappy wives who feel chat their physical con-
dltion aud health totally unfit them to become the
mothers of numerous ol,pgin, and who rcasona-
bly, fear that each period OF confinement VIII ter
inmate their existence, will hail the discovery If
This certain means Of relief with unbaunded JOY.
Let all such unioItu ate and unhappy wives lose
10 time in obtaining this important work. Il will
be TO them precious boon through life, and pre-
ven. many an eady ond premature death.
HEREDITARY DISEASES.
Consumption, scro.ua, insanity, apop!exy, diSca-
ses of the heart and other horrible complaints, ca
pablc of transmission from parent to child. ailiict
many worthy people, who, at the same time, are
capable Of enjoying themselves IN the marriage
state as their more fortunate fellow beings Shall
such persons refrain from marriage on tins account,
Or shall they marry and give birth to Il feeble Off
splng, destined to a lie OF suffering or an early
death The answer to these serious questions viii
be found in the wccl here recommended.
EARLY MARRIAGES.
Early marriages are strongly advised ly al! PHI
osoPhers aad writers upon social and political sub
ircts Early marriages. beyond all question, tend
Iopromotc virtue and happiness and with the pow
cr Of regulating the procreatjve functions, made
known IN this work, may be freely entered into,
without fear Of incurjng responsibilities which can
not be sustained.
OVER POPULATION OF TIE EARTH.
Over population of the earth need be no longer
npprchcuded The calculations of hlalthus, and
the wild fears Of Robert Dale Owen, are alike
dcrcd basccs5 by the discovery here communicated
tn the world. The control of man over his acct
dents in this respect at least is here established.
The wisdom Of exercising suc! control. none who
give the subject moment 5 consideration can doubt
HONESTY OF THE WORK.
There is no deception orhumbuggcry Of anykmd
about ths work Ii is precisely what It's title midi
Gates, "A scientific publication, containing nforna-
ton Of great value to married people, or those con-
templating marriage, expressed in plain language,
which all can understand, with no unnecessary
words put in merely to swell the number Of its pages
The whole story is told, and the means of accom-
plSAIng the objects of the work fully and faithfully
given, 50 that The reader may avail himself OF it at
once, without purchasing any medicine, instrument
or other article from the author Fac means of
protection which it recommends. may also be relied
upon, without fear of disappointment OF INJURY.
PHYSICIANS, PROFESSORS AND CLERGYMEN
In all paris OF the country, have given their tc3-
tunouy strongly in favor Of the objects Of this work,
and the nature of the discovery. c annex u few
Of these accommodations:
Nav York, September t3, 1913.
DIR. r. NJ W giss@LHogF--Sir: should have no
question whatever that The means recommended in
yolr work Childbirth, would accomplish the
objects intended. considered in reference to physo-
ogscIl pr.nriges alone bat have also the hapYi-