The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-17
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ht 80 IL ia F." The Author Oftbe above
/ N>\.SIE q: LLrf volume is a graduate of
>NvrNRNTTFIEdA ore of the first medical
SPeN>EZ 0ItEECN schools in the United
SSH 7MUwrxgfzzE States, and having deyo.
-~V " teda quarter ola century
TZ--HNzRux%%>>> to the study and treat
~7zzzz=@4M\>, meni ofSyphnis and kin.
>//[ETfrTT%%~> drcd disorders as a spe-
|<"JiilhNN>\ ciality, he has becoma
possessed of most invaluable i~nformafion in re-
gard to the same, andis able to compress into wade
mecum compass the very quintessence Of medieai
science on this Important subject; as the r~esultof
the experience of the most eminent physicians In
Europe and America is thoroughly demonstrate&
IN has own highly successful practice in the treat,
ment of secret disc eases in many thousands OF cases
in The City of Philadelphia alone.
The practice OF DIR. Hunter has long been, and
STILLS literally unbounded, but at the earnestso-
licitation of numerous p rsnns. he has been IN
duceG TO extend the sphere ofhis professions, use
fitness to the community at large. through the
medium of his medical Manual and Handbook
for the Afiicted.''
It's volume that should he in the hand ofev
cry family in the land. whether used asa PIE Een
tive Of secret vices, or as a guide 81 the ailcvfA
tion of Que of the most awful and destructive
sensuality and impuri;y If every kind. zl1Ea
1t is a volume that reoehas lived the unqualthe:
recommendation of the first physicians IN the land
while many ~clergymen, fathers, mothers philsn&
thropists nd humanitarians. have mostf eeiy ex
tended its circulation in all quarters where fta
powerful teachings would be likely TO be instru-
mental IN the moral publication and physical heal
ing of multitGdes of our people. among the YOUNG
volatile and indiscreet, otherwise the Pride and
flower of The nation.
The author argues particularly. most strongly
against every species ofself d%ehlement, and wsrns,
parents and gu ardiaDs, in searching terms, 40 guard
lhe young CtnOln sexes from the terrible consequent
ces concomitali of their ignorance Of physiolegi-s
dal laws and sexual impurities and irregularities,
whether exhibited by precious de We iopment or ETi
sing from the vicious and cOrrupting examples Of
their school-mates or otherwise. To those who
have been already ensnared to the 'paths that
take hold on hell,'' a clear and explicit way lie
shown by which they may secure a return ofsOuna
health, and a regeneration oftho soul from its ter.
rible pollution
1t is well known that thousands of victims arc
annually sacaificed at the shrine OF QuackerY--
especially those suferinf from Venereal Syyhiah
itiC eases-Strictur Seminal Weakness. Neu-
vOus Debility. and the numerous maIadies which
pring directly or less remotely from the indul.l
gence ofcarnal passions and secret violations of
Nature.
In view ofthese facts, and when it is also con-
sidered that about 100, Geo persons die annually in
the United States of Consumption-a large najoFs+
ity being the victims OF the vOluptuous indisere
tiOn of their progenitors. agreeably 20 the Script1-
rel enunclatiou. that the sins of the parents ara
visited upon the children. even to the third aud =
fourth generation The Author. imbued with SEN
censured for any effort to restrain the vices of the Z
age. by the humble fundamentally ofhis Medical
Minual. ~485 uaE
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February 90. 1856. IT,