Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-03-06

nm inssA\N Ills and kindrp5 y p,
ders as a speciality, he has become nos.o,. ulsa
most Invaluable information in regard totS ea g
and is able to compress into wade mecpn, saa
pass the very quintessence of medical scio- u1-
this important subject; as the the resn ilt' ~
experience of the most eminent phvsir;.u-- q
Europe and America is thoroughly demo1.atH
in his own highly successful practice in NJ
ment of secret diseases in many tbous. , gSa,
cases in the City of Philadelphia alone N'4''4'
The practice of DIR. Hunter has long basu
still is literally unbounded, but at the earro,.N
licitation Of numerous persons, he has ho.. 7
duced to extend the sphere of his nrofss.i. O.
usefulness TO the community at large an.
the medium of his Medical Manual and fi u.
Book for the Afflicted" "'l-
1t is volume that should be in the hand Il,
cry family in the land, whether used as M 9
alive of secret vices, or as guide for M on.
alton of one of the most awful and destT rn.e
scourges ever visited upon mankind for ~ l.
of sensuality and impurity of every kind VIC
1t volume that has received the unnpor..
recommendation of the first physrciaps II \
land, while many clergymen, fathers mott.
philanthropists and humanitarians, have ~.
freely extended its circulation in all nnoas
where its powerful teachings would be lkeivs
be instrumental in the moral purifcation ..
physical healing of multitudes of our nao.r
among the young, volatile and indiscreet, otEs
wise the pride and flower of the nation.
The author argues particularly, most stronr,
against every species of self-deflemept ~
warns parents and guardians, in searching tenn
to guard the youth of both sexes from the term
consequences concomitant of their Ignorance +
physiological laws and sexual impurities ana /,
Irregularities, whether exhibited BY precociops d.
velopment or arising from the vicious and 81.
rupting examples of their school-mates or otbs,
wise. To those who have been already ensnorss
to the "paths that take hold on hell" a clear ~,
explicit way is shown by which they NAV seer,
return Of sound health, and Regeneration +
the soul from its terrible pollution.
1t is well known that thousands of victim, ar
annually sacrificed at the shrine of Quackerv-
especially those suffering from Yenereal or STn..
little diseases - Structures, Seminal Weaknsa
Nervous Debility, and the numerous mabis
which spring directly or less remotely from a,
indulgence of carnal passions and secret voh-
tons of Nature.
In view of these facts, and when it is aIsoss-
sidered that about 900 persons die amman
in the United States of C0nsumption-a Ian;
majority being the victims of the voluptuous II
discretion of their progenitors, agreeabiy to Ii
Scriptual enunciation, that the sins Of the pareB
are visited upon the children, even to the thr
and fourth generation.-The Author, imbued wit
sentiments of enlarged philanthropy, will scare
~ be censured for any effort to restrain the vics
of the age, by the humble instrumentality Of +,
Medical Manual
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