Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-09
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DIR, HUNlEa,s MEDICAL MANUAL W.,
Being and Sp %geSsaN r'a'iss on
Their PhysioioTy. Functions and Sexual Disorders
ofevery kind, with neyer: failing Remedies for
"the' specdy cure of all diseases of a private -
and delicate character, incident 10 the
violation Of the Laws of Nature and
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zFIEku rENHE Author of the above volume il a
ELSLSEE1 i graduate OF one first medfoal SCHOOLS
azaE in the, United States, and having devet7,
ed quarter of century to the study and treatment
has become pOslessed Of most
in regard to the samss and rs able 20 compress INTO
ica science ON this important subjects result
of the of the NEST eminent IN
his highly successful praotice in the treatment
of secret in many OF cases Ia the
The practice Of Dr. Hunter has ling been, andsti1l
is literally unbounded, but at solicitation
of numerous persons he has been induced to extend
the sphere ofhis professional usefulness tothe com
m9n!ty at large, throug the medium OF ms Nledl-
1t lisa volume that should be in the hand of every
family in the land whether used as preventive oil
secret vices, gaide for the alienation of one
ofthe most awful and destructive scourges ever Wis
tied upon mankind for the sns Of sensualfty and I'M
purity of every kindt = ~ =
commentator of the frat physicians in the land,
while many clergyman. fathers; mothers, pltlan-
thropists and bumanitarans, have most freely cx-
tended its circulation in all quarters where its pow:
erful teachings would be ikely-te % INSTRUMENTAL
in the moral publication and physical healing OF
multttudes of our people, among the young. volatile
and indiscree, otherwise the pride and flower &c the
natio1. -st9 f-f 80.
| The author argues particularly, most strongly
against cry species Of sef-de6lemeut, and warns
parents and guardians, in searching terms, to guard
! the young OF both sexes from the terrible conse-
quences concomitanto of their ignorance OF physiolo
gical laws and sexual impurities and irrcguarities,
whether exhibited by precocious deveopmento or ari
! sing from the vicious and corrupting examples OF
their school mates or otherwise To those W have
been already ensnared to the "pahs that take hold
hell,' clear and explicit way is shown by which
| they may return of sound health, snd
I generation of the soil from its terril lie pollution
| tits well known that thousands of Victims an
| nually sacrificed at the shrine of Quackery-espe-
caIlv those suffering from yenerea or syphilitic
diseases-Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Nervous
directly or less remotely fromthe indulgence Of car
nal passions and secret violat OF Nature.
In view of these facts, and wheniti also consider
| ed that about 100 600 persons die annually in the
| United States of COnsumpton-alarge majority be-
mn, o, e1r
that the sins of the parents visited upon the chill
| Author. imbucd with sentiments of enlarged phan-
thropy, will scarcely be censurcd for any effort to
estrain the vices of the age, by the humble instru
menta ity of his Medical Manual
One copy, securely envelopcd, will be forwarded
free of postage to any part of the United States for
! COSDEN & Co. Publishers, box 1917, PhiladeI phia
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April l, 1885, BELLER & COOKE.