The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-23


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aud OF every form of s,xuai DISEASE, contracted
by excess, with advice for their prevention,
written in a familiar style avoiding al edica
alte,, aud every thing that would offend the "f
deccucy, from the result of Schiy
ful practice. exclusively devOtcdt cure
Of n delicate or private nature.
To which is added, receipts Tor the ofthcabov
diseases aud Treatise on the causes symptoms and
cure of thr Fever aud Ague
TESTIMONY or THE PROFESSOR Fors
Tries IN PENN. COLLEGE, P!ilIADELFHl
CDR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANuAL."-1hr
thor Of thi. work uhlik" tho mnjoriy of those wot
who advertise to dis eases of which ittentt,
graduate of one Of the hest Colleges in the unIt
States. 1t afford me pleasure to recommend him.
the unfortunate, or to the vittim of ma practice
,urces.fu aud experienced practitioner in whute no
andntesr'ty they may pi1re !hs S,e1s'i
FROM 4. WOODWARD. NJ D., OF PENN. w
NERSlrY, PHI Had ELPlilA.--It gives me plen.ur
10 add my testimony to the prof ssione ability Of Ihr
"Medical Manual Numerous cases of Diseases of the
Genual Organs, some of them of long standing have
come under my notice in which his skill has been
ifrstn restoring 10 perfect health, in some instances
where the patient has been considered beyond medical
aid. Ia th- treatment of Seminal weakness or di-ar
rsngemen of the functions produced by Sell abuse,
Excess OF ,enery do not know ms superior IN the
pr0ess have been acquainted with the Author
thrty years, aud deem IL more than justice to him
wellRs Kindness 10 the unfortunate victim OF enrly
iud,crrction to recommend HIM as one. in whose pro-
fe'siona skill and INTEGRITY they may safely confdt
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. D..
"Ihisis, without exception, the most comprehensive
aud Ineligible work published 90 the class of dseasrs
of whchi treats. Avoiding all technical terms, il adj
dresses itself 10 the OF its readers. 1t is foe
from all OhJec to"a bile matter aud parent however
fa>tdions can ubjectio placing in the hands Of hi
The author has devoted many the treat
aento' the various complaints treated Of. mud with
too lIttc breath TO pun, aud too little
mpo,e, he has offered to the world AT the world he
merely nnmna price Of IS cents the fruits of somu
twenty year, most successful practice He RsLp.
40 teacher or parent should be without the know
ekge impaired IN this invaluable work. IT sonld
of pain modification aud to he youthun
der their charge.-PEOPLE's ADVOCATE
Preshvtefian cercy in Ohio, In writing r Hun
ter's Medical Manual says ;"Thousunds upon thous
al nFn 1 n 1trtt ftlta
passions have been led into the habit of selpolution
inc ut realizing The sin and fearful consequences
Themselves aud their posteriiy. The constitutions al
1usands who rising families have been enfeebled
II not broken down, and they do not know the cause
the Anything that he doneS TO clsck aud
ultimately to Remove this widespread source Of human
wrecheduess would confer the greatest bleassng
to the religion nf Jesus Chr.t, the present and com
ing generations. Intempcranc Cor the use Of LoIics
ting drinks )though ii has slain a. ouands bpon thUus
ands is not greater scourse to the human race. Ae
cept my thanks on behalf OF tho afflicted, aud, believe
mo, your the good work you srcsO sctiye
~ engaged In =
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