The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-18
MEDICAL.
M. G. III. TozER,


yJIE great eradicator of Secret Diseases and foun
er OF The Husneran Medical Institute. Sixth 81. /
between ard X. Sacramento, woulG most respectfully
inform those afflicted With Private Complaints such as
srphii15s Gonorrhoea. Nocturnal Emissions, and all the
OF seif-abGse. that he was formerly Prac-
tca Physician of Lscke Hospital in the city cf Lon
don where there al all times Under medical treat
rent from 15eg 10 COO and for the last tour years OF
ihe eily OF Sacramento Thousands testify TO the
many radical and perfect cures efecei and il IS wen
kaovn thut h is the only one IN the state WHO mas
made thorough aHd perfect cure after all Inc adNef
ing ruaeks have failed.
A Practical treatise on Venereal- by DIR. c. IT, TO
ZER, Sacramento There are no naadifs TO Wslen me
human family is liable az deer importance. either in
medical nsral pcin Of vicwt than those arising
fre m impure sexual intercourse.
As ,etiicai men II is our business look at disease
merely t effects life and heath ani our efforts are
directed MOTTO the reformation of mans vicious pro
penses but to the mitigation Of his bodily suarings.
1t is in this abstract wrie OF Nenereal Alice
tons And it IS in This sense that the Decor should
address himself to their study. his feelings are allow
iriuence bis pfofessional pursuits. hi7 q1iai
tions will necessarily be lited TO those subj cts that
are N ost agreeable ~ is tastes To becore an en-
ghtencd practitioner, ii IS rs essential tha5 ne shoud
he lib ral and ardent and affections in theirha-
urc repulsve 10 delicate seHsibities he regarded in
no other light than morbid phenomena of The living
The whole business Of The medical art, when take
low view Of il and re-aut il only rs labor, Is disa-
greeah'e Ia any form, disease - unpleasant 10
look upon The sick chamber affords ne pleasant seht
The physician is made the witness both "i pyslcai pam
md m
paTts of mans satn~e are couded over ms prdeis num-
bed; his intellect disturbed his whole character in
word is transformed Too often alas. is sickness the
consequence ef lis y; selfindugence, the srat-
icaidn appetite the eXhaustng toll of avarice the
feversh abors for human applause, all produce their
bancul IT. cts upon the constitution But to the medi-
cal attendant The moral aspects are not TO have any IN
fuence npon his skill or his cares.
Atthe best. human raiure is but weak. This is the
first truth for 4 medical man to learn and in "hatever
way this weakness is exhibited, the phianthrofc hea
will feel that is pleasure well duty to relieve
bodily nfrmties whenever however they appear This
is tle higher and f,obler view OF medical science. It
yoes itself to the mitigation of pain the abatement Of
disease the restoration to health. In doing this, its
minister must be the spectator OF much that IS disa-
greeabIe But rewarded by the loly satisfaction
and sympathy IS often painfully eXcited yet through
such road that Benevolence has The widest scope, and
rasets with the richest return for its lab0rs.
OF all the aft ctons that a6ct man. there is
terrible in its consequences than syphilis Dread
iu it is to the person who first contracts it, righul
as frequently Us ravages in his constitution ending
onally in destruction; yet is disease of deeper
Interest and more to be lanened when transmitted to
offspring Children Often come into the world with the
disease hi6eousiy manifested to the eye covered with
bOlches and sores; vii wrnkled faces having the ap
pearance of old age; and is probab that every par
tiee of the living organism Is eenaly tainted with the
poison. When such a condition exists. II cannot be
dorbted that life Will too frequently be short and fall of
pain.
Scrofua Consumption. and other diseases that are
sometimes hereditary, in many cases its fruit and
one way TO stay the eva failing march of those fear-
f fatal affections far practicable. Eradicate
syphilis ON the world. Would it not that
disease prevalent and dreiul. ought excite the
deepest interest among the medical men. both
specs its true IA biology and ats treatment? What
cuse be fer for his deficiency, who calls himself
sureeof and yet does not recognize the disease
~hen he it, and is gnnran OF the best means of
checsrg and preventing any future evil consequences
Is it enough for him To say to the imagination the dis.
ease is lo;tlsom one that il * dis-epulabe
have and disgusting treat Such IN excuse
may probably. satisfy him who has better bat twill
not satisfy science utr philarthrophy.
hoo. mt. .-fa II rs.t1 Incl I.
true spirit VIII never rest contented with knowing only
limited part of IT, There is subject that he thiuks
unworthy Of investigation ard study, He not be
satislit with smattering knowledge Of what he is
boani to understand we'll He feels resting upon him
double obigaton-one, the duty he TO the pub.
lie, TO whom. ha that he is qualified melui
Der noble profession the other, drty he
himself to make and maintain reputation attain
meuis and skill There are some Practitioners. indeed
there many, who ignorant Of venerea diseuses.
bee they fancy il is not respectable treat them.
OF all such persons il may be asserted beyond dispute
that their ignorance is not confined to these diseases
alnne hey vii h. found deficient in all other points,
and prop,tiy qualified for the responsibilities
they have assumed. hoever has just appreciation
Of the medical ar viii not know any difference IN the
respect bty Of diseases Al naladies are alike fit sub
ecs for his AMI reelection; aud the only distinction
that he acknowledges is that which arises fro their
greater less gravity. Circumstances may indeed di
rect his practice in particular channel that his busl
ness will be inclined to class of Affections rather
than Another bus this is because he regards some
en-. TozER, NJ. D.
ED EAD AND REFLECT. DR.. T. Tozer's Card
< c, to the cnl cted. Quick and prices at
the Es sabshed office sixth street, between and ST
Er. Fczer returns his tnaaks to his numtrou pa
en- 70 their patronage and would embrace this op-
portrnty to remind them that he continues consult
tn sificnlt Of VenercaI which have brili.d
the skill of OF he most celebrated physicians
the age, and upou which he has Never Failed to per-
form Rallied Cure
Dr. Tozers repu'aton physician stan Is unequal
led His exclusive attention TO diseases Of the Genito
Urinary Organs many years renders him perfect
master Of Syphtic Gi-eases.
DR. rozar has. ii is well known, taken patients from
the verY of the grave and restored Them perfect
health he Hrther that he deems it sa!cen: to
Gitrac the attention OF those who might need the SER
wees OF physcia, in all cases, net pr icuiarly those
enumer tel in the advertise ment expecting they would
test ny merits as practitioner and the result my
practice has cen thus far satisfactory my patients
and y-elf Nor do deem it e.siry fiji columns
ct newspapers with fuls trc an,i homhastic ad-
flesh is heir 10, for to do thG l must be something
mere than man, bht To- give hese that afflicted with
Nenerii. Chronic and other dieases, to understand,
from long experience, am fully competent to treat
them successful.
offer e nune fraudulent certificates or pns of
my superior quail scalios practitioner, neither do
assilirc The medical hontrs to which eut d; but
mercy ASK those who diseased 10 read the different
advertisements relating The cure of private diseases
aud judge for themselves whore apply for relief GIv
rooms are arranged that be consulted in private
al all hours of the dly, from o'coc1 A NJ until PN)
L5@FerSons wth Chronic D!arrh0ea. Dyseut.ry. Ner-
vou4 DEBILITY, Low Spirits asstuie kue~s of the
imbs L back, ndisrusiiion, Loss of Memory Aver
sion 10 Society Love of aYtule Tuilit, Selfeslrust
Dizziness ieaduce, pain he side affections of the
eyes, FimFles he face, ScXnal and ontr Ingrfites
in Man, sc, will fad i'm portaut 10 consult Dr. has
II. Fozr 1t Lis cfice, -lxh st between and X Sac
ra'HeLte. CtlAs. II. TOZEE, NJ. d.
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