Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-03-25
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DHUADELPHIA MEDICAL U0USE-ES-
tyb.i,acd % wears ago by DR.. KLNkELLA,
corner Of Third aud Union streets, between
Srru,e and Pine Philadelphia:
NU.lLIDS are appriscd that DR.. ktnkeHn
confines his practice 10 particular branch OF
medicine, which engages his undivided atten-
loa. He cautions The unfortunate against the
abuse & mercury; thousands are annually mer-
curlIized out Of lie. Recent affections are
prompt, eNlmguishcd,
TEENII lE,lRS OF EXPERIENCE in
tie trcutmcu; of class Of diseases hitherto neg
Ic..,d ard mpericct.y understood, has enabled
Or. kLNhELL\, (.7,,tkor If a rrork on Self Pre-
srrrt..n1 to prove tina, nine tenths Of the causes
Of nervous debility, local and constitutional
weakness, mental and physical suffering, are
,.acsa5lc to certain habits, forming the most
secret vet deadly and fatal springs OF domestic
misery and premature mortality.
YIRE PARTICULAR NOTICE. There is
an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in By boys, III
solitude, often growing up with them to man
hood, and which, if not reformed IN due time,
not only bcgets serious obstacles to matrimonial
happiness, but gives rise to series Of prOtrac-
ted msldiouS, and devastating affections. Few
OF those who give way to this peruiCiouS practice
are aware Of the consequences, until t&ey tnd
The nervous system shattered, feel strange and
UuaCcgunlabe feelings, and vague fears IN the
uird
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble,
j. unable TO labor with accustomed yigor, or TO
apply his mind to study: his step is tardy and
weak, lie is duh, irresolu;e, and engages in his
sport with less energy than usual.
If he cmaucipate himself before the practice
has done lis worst and enter matrImony, his
marriage is unfru;tful, and his sense tells him
that th, i, caused by his early follies These are
considerations lrhich ShOEd Glgaken the attention Of
those similarly situated.
.MIRRLlGE requires the fulflment of seye-
raj conditions in order that IT may be really The
cause of mutual happiness. Could the veil winch
covers the origin of domestic WretchedncSs oe
raised and its true source in every instance DIS
clo.rd-in how many could il be traced to ply
sical d;,gualifcatious and their attendant dIsap-
rointmcnts Apply then while It Is yet time, III
order TO have your uus'rIng and relaxed organ
Izati1n rebraced, rcyiYifed and strengthened
REMEMBER, lie who places himself under
DR. hiuEaim'S treatment may religiously conide
IN his honor a. a gentleman, aud rely upon The
assurance that the secrets OF Dr.. KS. patients
viii never be disclosed.
Young man-le; 10 false modesty deter you
from making your case known 10 one who, from
education and responsibility, can certainly be-
friend YOU.
Too many think they Will conceal the secret
H. their own hearts, aud cure themselves Alas
how often is this fatal deusion, and how ma
Nv promising young man, who might have
been an ornament TO society, has faded from the
earth
Structures Of the uretha are rapidly removed
by the application of new thcrapeutlcal agent
used only bv DR.. X. Weakness and constlta-
tioual debility promptly cured, and full visor
restored
COUNTRY LNTILIDS can have (by stating
their case explicitly, together with all their
symptoms, per letter enclosing remittance)
Dr. rs medicine, appropriated according y.
Forwarded to any part of the United States,
and packed secure from Damage or Curiosity.
Read! Youth and Manhood.
\ Vigorous Life, or a Premature Death kinkel!n
on Self Preserration-Only2 % Cents
It's work eminently required, as means oil
reforming the vices of The age in which we live
Also, MIXTURES GUIDE, with rules for the
Prolongation of Life, just from the Press
~ A letter with a remittance oil 70 censor
the value in postage stamps, addressed to-Dr;
KLNKELLN, Philadelphia, will secure copy oi
either OF the above books by return OF mail or
Il copies will be sent free of postage Tor ST.
booksellers, Canyassers, Travelling Agents &c.
supplied wholesale at the publishers prices,
which admit Of large profit. All letters must
be postpaid.
March 4, 1854. l5-ly