Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-11-08

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tahI.hod lo ttaf heo hY Dt NfNtliW
runr nI lhid ma DhiUa Eia. tateeeb 1,.
and muo rtihiplfha. VA 'l'a's
lhNhllps pre- awHstl that OR. KiNErtt,
rUnhne. hs practice tob particular branch sf,,f
c.nr which enea0os hla undivided re-, nil5b n.
cnuiioul thc rInuunaia against NE aiu.. IA A..
cuy thowonu. orc annually mcrcutniifed sn, y,
lilc. Recent nihicliuna ere promptly ertipesi.tg
+ TWENTY YEARS on FXptRiFNCi i.uea \. e
treatment Of class of diseases hitherto noeis.,.s
and impcrIecily understood, has enabled DR., KIV
kELlN, (Author of work of Self prescrvatlort
90 prove that nino-touths OF the causes of nerye,,
debility local and constitutional weakness. mental
and physical suffering, arc tIeceable 10 certain
habits, forming tho most secret yet deadly and fs,si
springs Of domestic misery and premature mortelity
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE-Tbero h az
evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by boys, in soil
tude, often growing up with them 70 manhood. nnd
which IL not reformed In due time, not only bege,s
serious obstacles 10 matrimonial happiness, but
gives rise TO series Of proractod insidous and de-
yastating affections. Few Of those who give Way
to this pernioious practice are aware Of tho conso
quencos until they find the nervous system shattor
cd, feel strange and unaccountable feelings aud
vague fears IN the mind.
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble i
unable TO labor with accustomed vigor or 10 apply
his mind 10 study; his step is tardy and weak, be
Is duh, irrosolute, and engages in sport with less
enorgy than usual.
II ho emancipnto himself before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matrimony, his marriage
is unfmitful and his sense tells him that this is
caused by carly lolies. These are consideration,
which should awaken the attention of those SINH.
larry situated.
MARRIAGE requires the fulflment Of several
conditions, in order that il may really be the cause
of mutual happiness. Could the veil which cover,
the origin Of domestic Wretchedness be raised, and
lis true source in every instance disclosed in how
many could tbe traced to physical disqualifeatons
and their attendant disappointnents. Apply then
while il is yet time, in order to have your unsrunr
aod relaxed organization rc-braced reyiyifed and
strengthened.
Remember ho who places himself under Dr.
kinkelin's treatment may regiously oonfde in his
honor gs gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets Of DR.. Ks patients will never be
disclosed.
Young man--lot no false modesty deter you from
making your case known to one Who from educa-
ton and rcspectability can certainly bofriend you
Too many think they will conceal the secret in
their own hearts, and cure themselves Alas, how
often Is this fatal delusion, and how many prom
ising young man, who might have been an orna-
ment to society, has faded from the earth.
5hAbbulN2 VI INC uIcluh are rHplulN removed hY
the application Of a new therepeutical agent used
only by DR.. X. Weakness and constitutional de-
bility promptly cured, and full vigor restored
Country invalids can have--by stating their ease
explicitly, together with all their symptoms, Der
letter, enclosing a remittance-Dr. X 3 medicine
appropriated accordingly. Forwarded to any part
Of the United States, and packed secure from
damage or curiosity.
Read!! Youth and Manhood.
Vigorous Life, or Premature Death, Kinkelin on
Sef-Preseryation-Only twenty-five cents.
II is a work eminently required as a means Of
reforming the vices Of the age in which we i've
Also,
Nafro's GUide, with rules for the prolongation
Of life, just from the press.
a letter with a remittance Of twenty-five cents.
or the value in post stamps addressed to Dir. Kin
ken Philadelphia, Pa, will secure a copy Of either
Of the above books by return of Mail, or l2 copies
will be sent free of postage for 81. Booksellers,
Canvassers Travelling Agents, &C., supplied whole
sale at the publishers prices, which admit Of large
profit.
/ JzS"All letters must be postpaid.
March 20, lS54.-ly.