The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-08-06


TERRIBLE DIS CLOSURES D
Secrets fer the Million!
d Raoa Wonderful aud IHcaiadlls Publication,
DIR. Hunters
MEDICAL MANUAL;
Being original and popular Urea ties on
Man % Woman
heir fhysiology, Functions andSexual Disorders
OF every Kind, with never.faing Remedies for
the speedy cure of ell diseases Of private
ana dehcaie ehafacter, incident to the
Vlolat on Of The Laws Of Nature
.. and OF Natures God
PRICE TWENTY FfVE CEYTS
>\NAHMuLiliHI vaILI, T,E AUTHOR Of the above
SHNSsHAAiiIIf!Eko OF the first medical schools
S>SSZH ktZVSrrs4z2 In the United States. and
~-SlH M&4EncNIEE-. having devoted Quarter III
'-EAes4 lsl4S11ak%>~ century TO the study and
[7t11f F<<>S> treatment Of SyphiA ard
'|/I/tIjiiitii,SE> kindred disorders as a spe-
ciaity, he has become possessed of most inyalun.
BILE information in regard TO the same ana is able to
compress into wade mecum compass the very duint.
essence ot medical science on this Important sub
iect as the result OF the experience Of the most
eminent physicians In Europe and America is thor.
oughly demonstrated In his own highly snccessf,,
Practice in the treatment Of secret diseases in many
thousands OF cases in the city of Philadelphia
alone.
The practice of DR.. Hunter has long been. and ia
still literally unbounded, but at the earnest solicit
ation OF numerous persons, ne has teen induced to
eNehu lhe sphere Gf his professional usefulness TO
the community at large, through the medium of
his ''Medical Manual and Hand. Book for tho
Afflicted" -0i W" 'O
Itis volume that should be in the hand Of eyerv
family IN the land, whether used os preventive of
secret vices, or as guide for the allevatou hf one
of the most awful and destructive sources ever v;s
;ted upon mankind Tor the sins of sensuality and
impurity of every kind. ts-s-E.
| 1t is volume that has received the unqualified
recommendation OF the first physicians in the land,
while many clergymen, fathers, mothefs philah
lhroplst', and hnmanitarians, have most freely eS
itended its circulation in all quarters where its bow
eriu teachings would be likely to be instrumental
in the moral publication and physical hehlinp oil
multitudes of our people, among the Young, VIOLA
tile and indiscreet, otherwisb the pride and flower
of the nation.
The author argues particularly, most strongly
against every species of selfdefilement and waTnS
parents and guardians, in searching terms TO onnrd
| the young OF both sexes from the terrible conse
quences concomitant of their ignorance OF phvsid
logical laws and sexual impurities and rregnlariS
ties, whether exhibited by piecocious deyelopthanf
| or arising from the vicious and corruptinp exam
pies OF their school -ma;ss or otherwise TO those
who have already been already ensnared TO the
paths that take hold on hell"a clear and explicit
way is shown by which the' may secure return
OF sound health, and regeneration of the soul
from its terrible pollution.
| ltis well known that thousands OF victims are
annually sacrificed at the shrine of Quuckery--es-
pecialy those suffering, from Veneral or SyphiItic
diseas es- Structures Seminal Weakness, Nervous
! Debility, and the humorous maltdies which sprin
directly or remotely from the indulgence Of car
nal passions and secret violation OF Nature. !" #.
! In view OF these facts and when il ia also con.
sdered that about l000C0 person die annually in
The United States of C0hsumptiun--a large ma lori.
ty bring the victims of the voIhptuous indiscretIor
OF thelr progenltors agreeaby TO the scriptural e.
huhclatloh' mat the sEs OF he parents are visited
upon the children, to the third and fourth gel
Grafton The Author imhued with sentiments of
enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely be censured
Tor any eilort to restrain the vices of the age, by
the humble instrumentality of his Medical Mannoi
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwarded
tree OF postage TO any part Of the United States for
% cents, or 6copies for 81. Address, post paid.
COal1t'N &CO, Publishers, OK 1877, Philadelphia.
! " booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents sun
p'ieu ol 'he most liberal terms. [ma28, SILLY