The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-09

and of every form of xua disease contracted
by excess, with advice for their prevention,
written in familiar style avoding al mcdca erlmic
alities and every thing that would offend the Of
deccncy, from the rcsut of some twenty
full Practice, exclusively dcvo he
of delicate or private nature.
To which is added, receipts Tor the abov
cure Of the Fever aud Ague.
TESTIMONY OF THE PROF EssoR FoBs
CDR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANuAL."-1h he au-
thor of thi. work unlike the majority of ,hose hoe
who advertise to cure diseases of which treats und
graduate Of Of the hest Colleges in the United
States. 1t affords me pleasure to recommend him a.
the unfortunate, or to the victim OF malpractice and
succesiu and experienced practitioner Ia whose honor
aud integrity they may plaee ,h1 Etcatest
FROM A. WOODWARD. NJ. D., OF PENN. u |.
vERsITY ,PHILADELpHIA.--Ite gives me plca,u.e
TO add mytestimony 10 the professional ability of the
"Medical Manual" Numerous cases of Diseases of the
Genital Organs, some of them of long standing have
come under my notice. in which his skill has been
fest in restoring perfect honlth in instances
where the patient has been considered beyond mcdca !
aid. In the treatment of Seminal weakness, disar.
rangemen the functions produced by Sell abuse or
EAcess of venery, do not know his superior in the
profession have been acquainted with the Author
thirty years, and deem il than justice to him
well kindness to the unfortunate victim Of early
ihdiscrecon, to recommend HIM as one. in whose pro-
fessional skill and integrity they may safely confde
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. ID.
"rhisis without exception, the most comp rohensive
aud Ineligible work published on the class of diseases
of whichii treats Avoiding all technical terms il ad
dresses itself 10 the reason OF its readers 1t is free
from all objectionab Bile nd parent however
astdions can obJrci placing II IN tho hands of his
The author has devoted many to the treat
o. the various complaints treated of, and with
too little breath TO pun, and too little presumption e
impose he has offered to the world the world at the
merely nominal price of IS cents, the fruits somo
twenty years m1st successful practice "-HsRALD.
'NO teacher OF parent should be without the knowI.
ekge impaired IN This inv auabe work IL wonld save
yearsot pain, modification aud sorrow to the youth n
der their charge.-PEoPLE's ADVOCATE.
Presbyterian clere lyman in Ohio in rit Ing f. Hun
ters Medical Manual says "Thousands upon thous
ands OF ON YOUTH by evil example and influence of the
passions. have been led into the habit of efpOluon
hOut realizing tho sin and fear full up
themselves and their posterity The constitutions
Thousands who rising families have been
IL not broken down, aud they do not know the
or the Anything that can be done check, aud
ultimately to remove this widespread source Of human
wrechedness would confer the greatest pleasing
to the religion Of Jesus Christ, the present aud
Ing generations. Intcmpcranc Cor the of intoXicA
ting drinks )hOugh has slain Il ousands bpon thons
ands il not greater scourre TO the human Ac
cept my thanks behalf of the afflicted and, believe
me, your coworkerin the good work you setve.
~ engaged in p
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