The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-19


the speedy cure of all diseaese Of private
and delicate character, incident TO The
violation of the Laws of Nature
aud of Natures God.
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,sezzzzzs7z. TIE Author of the above
ss4sE5sgsssrAsj j7EEg1A volume lsa graduate O one
fssasss NJ - of the frs, medical schools
60 n n t+3ss5assEEs in the United States, and
- I'm Es#ssA having devoted quarter 0
- eTkk\ st2sz&ss century to the study and
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| impurity of every kind.
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css concomitant OF their Ignorance OF physlologi-
cal laws and sexual impurities and irreguasities,
| whether exhibited by preco clons Development o:
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| which they may secure return OF sound health
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itic diseases-Stricture Seminal Weakness, Ner
. | vous Debility, and the numerous maladies which
spring directly or lass renloey from the Indulgence
Of carna passions and secret violations OF Nature.
Lnview of these fncts and when it is also con
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the United States of Consumption--a large majority
being the victims of the vouptuohs indiscretion O
their progenitors, agreeably to the Scrptuta enun
ciation that the sins Of the parents visited upoI
the children, even to the third and fourth genera
ton. The author, imbued with sentiments Of EN-
larged' philanthropy, will scarcely be censuYsd 10
any efforts 10 restrain the vices Of the age, by th
humble instrumentaty Of his Medical Manual.
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