The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-28

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GANA~A Dr. HUErEn's Medical
=4-4499zaszsss MANUAL AND HAND BOOK ron
rzr Containing outline of the origin,
progress treatment and cure OF every form oi
cotrscfed by promiscuous sexual intercourse, by self
abuse or By sexual excess with advice for their pre-
ventation, written in familiar style avoiding all med
ical technicaliies and everything that would offend
The ear of decency with outline of diseases peculiar
TO females from the result of twenty years successful
practice exclusively devoted TO the cure of diseases OF
delicate or private nature.
To which Is added receipts for the cure of the
shove diseases and treatise the causes, symptoms
and the cnre Of Fever and Ague.
- TESTIMONY OF THR PRoFKssoR oFOBsTETRRIcs IN
PHss.s CeLLEeE, PHILADELrHIA-'sDr HuhTEa
MEDICAL MANuAn."-The author of this WORK uhihe
thema1orty of those works who advertise 10 cure the
diseases of which treats graduate OF one OF the
best colleges In the United States. II ahoraS me Pieas
to recommend him TO the unfortunate OF 10 lne
victim of malpractice, as suecess!u anu
practitioner, in whose henor ana integrity 'ney may
place the greatest confidence.
Feou A. wooDwARD, M. D., OF PENN UNIvFRsr
rx. PHrLApzLPHIA.-Hg gives me pleasure to add my
sestimony the professional ability of the aurhor of the
sMedical Manual" Numerous cases of Diseases of
-she Genital organs, of them Of long standing,
have under my notice, in which bis skill has been
manifest in oring to perfect health in some nstan
zeal aid In the treatment of sexual weakness or dis
arrangement of the functions produced by Seifabnse,
or Excess of yenery do not know his superior in the
profession. l have been acquainted with the author
some thirty years and deem il than justice to
him well as kindness TO the unfortunate victim of
early indiscretion, TO recommend him in whose
PROFESSIONALISM and integrity they may safely confde
themselves.
ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. D.
aThis s, without exception, the most comprehen-
and intellgble work published the class OF dis
eases OF hchit treats. Avoiding all techncal terms
naddresses itself TO the of its readers. 1t IS
free from all Objectionable matter and no parent how
asdious object TO placing it in the bands of
his sons. The author has devoted many years TO the
treatment ofthe various complaints treated Of and with
too little breath puff and too little presumption TO
impose he asoered 10 the world at the merely nom
nal price of twenty-five cents the fruits of some twen-
fy years most successful practice.
"No teacher parent should be without the knowL
edge impaired in this invaluable work. 1t would save
years of pain, modification and sorrow TO tue youth
under their charge. ."-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE.
PRESBYTERIAN clergyman in Ohio in writing OF
.sHunters Medical Manual says: thousands upou
thousands of YOUTH by evil example and influence
ofthe passions which have been led in 10 the habit of
self polIuon without realizing the sin and fearful con-
sequences upon themselves and their poserity. The
constitutions of thousands who are raising fami-
lilies have been eneebied if not broken down. and they
do know the cause or the cure. Anything that
be done to enighen and influence the pubic mind
To- check. and ultimately 10 this wide spread
source OF human wretehednes5 would CONFER great
est blessing to the religion of Jesus Christ the
present and coming generations Intemperance Tor the
use of intoxicating drinks thought has slain thousands
upon thousands not greater sconrge to the human
race. Accept my thanks on behalfof the afflicted,
and, believe your coworker in the good work you
are SO actively engaged in.'
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