The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-12-31
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N>>ii;iiffyt. The Author ofthe dbove
<NNDRNTTFIExxLLI one of the first medical
AR\>XN RIXLsCH schools in the United
-~SW MzA6xc1IZE- ted a quarter ota century
N-ENzHuNIAS>~ to the study and treat
menf ofSyphilis andkfn-
I/HRfrTTT%N%> dred disorders as a spe-
/<NfillhifNN ciality, he has become
possessed OF most invaluable Information in re-
gard to the same, andis able to compress into wade
mecuin compass the very quintessenee o medieai
science onthis1 subject; as the result Of
Europe and Americais thoroughly demonstrated
in his own highly successful practice in the treat
ment of secret disc asses in many thousands of cases
in the City of Philadelphia alone.
The practice of DFsHunter has long been, and
ncitation of numerous persons, he has been in
duceG to extend the sphere ofhis professional use
medium Of his Medical Manual and Handbook
for the Afhicted.n
cry family in the land. whether used asa proven
tive Of secret vices, OF as = guide for the allsvia
scourges ever visitedupon mankind forthe sins .
sensuality and impurity Of every kind
recommendation OF the first hysiciansin the land
while many clergymen, fathers, mothers, philan
tended its circulation in all quarters where Its
powerful teachings would be likely to be ipstrn-
mental in the moral purifcation and physicalheal
ing of multitudes.of our people, among the young,
volatile and indiscreet, otherwise the pride and
The author argues particularly, m ost strongly
against every species ofselfdehlement, and warns
pdICnIS duu EudIuldnb, 4 scar ~ 2 ms
the young ofboth sexes fromthe terrible consequent
ces concomitani of their Ignorance Of physiolegi-
dial laws and sexual impurities and 3rregularities,
whether exhibitedby development OF ari-
sing from the vicious and corruptine examples OF
their school-mates or otherwise.ATo those yFho
| have been already ensnaTed to the HFaths that
take hold on HE'LL a clear and explicit way IL
shown by which they may secure areturn ofsound
health, and a regeneration oftho soul from its ter
rible pollution.
1t is well known that thousands of victims are
annually sacaihced at the shrine of 1adckery-
| especially those suferinf from Venereal -Syyhil-
itic iseases-StTictures Seminal Weakness, Ner-
vous Debility, and the numerous maladles which
spring directly or less remotely from the indul-
gence ofcarnal passions and secret violations Of
Nature.
In view ofthese facts, hen it in also con-
sidered that about 100, 900 persons die annually in
ity being the victims of the voluptuous Indiscre-
tion of their progenitors, agreeablyto the Sefiptu-
rel enunclation. that the sins of the parents are
visited upon the ~children. venst0tbe third and
fourth generation. The Author. imbued with SEN
timents of enlarged philanthropy, VIII scarcely be
censured. for any effort to restrain thevices of the
age, by the humble fundamentally OF his Medical
Minual.
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