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ltion OF the Laws Of Nature and Of Nature's God
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N..ii;;H;t The Author ofthe above
49, iIf/:I volume is q graduate OF
| \|EpHNTfEfE6L,< one of the first medical
| ARN>" &uiZySGE schools in the United
| SSH MAvNEzFkZ States, and having deyo-
-~SZ MAzzc1I%E-- 1eda quarter OF a century
~&zeAzszZES>c to the study and treat
dred disorders ssN spe-
<N.''H'i'NN> cialIty, he has Become
possessed of most invaluabie Information in re-
mecuin compass the very anintessene OF medical
science on this important subject; as the resultof
Europe and Americais thoroughly demonstr1ted
in his own highly successful practice in the treat
nlhe City of Philadelphia alone.
The practice OF DR.. Hunter has long been. and
still is literally unbOunded, but at the earnest So
licitation of numerous persons, he has been IN
duceG to extend the sphere ofhis professional nss-
medium of bis s.Medisai Manual and asnd.BooS
for the A Ricted."
1t is a volume that should be in the hand ofev
cry family in the land. whether used asa proven
tive of secTetyises, or as . guide for the allcvia
scourges ever visited upon mankind forthe sins .
sensushty and impurity Of every kind.
Recommendation of the first In The land
| while many elergymen, fathers, mothers, philan
thropists snd humanitarisns, have mostfreeiy e1
| POWERFUL teachings would be likely to be instrnr
i men Of m ln tfs %or Of P our peopiea s anna Pey ,he go asar
volatile and indiscreet, other wise the pride and
flower OF the nation.
The author argues particularly, most strongly
against every species Of self deflemen Mt, and warns
parents and guardians, in searching terms. 40 guard
the young ofboth sexes from the terrible consequer-
ces concomitani Of their ignorance OF physiologi-
| dial laws and sexual impurities and irregularities,
whether exhibited by precious development OF hr1-
| sing from the vicious and coTFuPting examples Of
their school-mates or otherwise. To those who
have been already ensnared TO the "paths that
take hold on hell" q clear and explicit Weyys
shown by which they may secure a return ofsound
health, and q regeneration oftho soul from lister
rible pollution. m tr3feiM q
1t is well known that thousands of victims ars
annually sacaifced at the shrine of Quackefy--
| especially those suferinf from Venereal Syyhfl-
itic iseases-Strictures Seminal Weakness, Ner-
vous Debility, and the numerous maJadies- which
| spring directly or less remotely from the lndul-
gence ofcarnaI passions and secret violations Of
Nature. E - 1a1uf EA rsEo3T$l
In view ofthese facts, and when il Is also ee1-
sidered that about 100, eco pefs9nB die annually IN
the United States of ConsumptioR-a large major
ity being the victims of the volnptuOus tndigere-
tion oftheir progenitors. agreeabiyt0 the StrfPtn-
rEl enunclation. that the sins oflthe pere1t4Ihe
visited upon the children. even to- the third and
fourth generation. The Author, imbned win sen-
timents Of enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely -
censured for any effort to restrain the vices OF fh0
age, by the humble fundamentally ofhis Medieal
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