The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
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DR. C. n. ToZER.

TEyHE great erndcator of Secret Diseases and founi
er Of the uamerian Medical Institute, Sixth si..
between and X Sacramento, wouiG most respectfully
inform those afflicted with Private Complaints such a.
Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. Nocturnal Emisns, and all the
conse quences OF selabuse that he Formerly Prac
tca Physician of Locke Hospital in the city Of Lon
don, where there at all times under medical treat
ment from l5oo to 1000, and for the last years of
the city OF Sacramento Thousands testify to the
many radical and perfect cures eff ctea and ii is well
kaown thut he is the only la the sinte has
made thorough and perfect after al the I'D yersis
ing quacks have failed
A Practical treatise on vener, al. by DIR. c. H. TO
ZER, Sacramento There ma aides which the
huma family is liable e dee or imperianGe either in
medical or usrai pcinf OF vcwt tan those arising
from impure sexual intercourse.
As medical il is business to look at disease
merely it fleets life and icalti and our efforts are
directed MOTTO the formation of mars vieiouS pro-
pen>i les bat to the mitigation of his bodily suf rings
It Is in this abstract we wrte OF NeIerea Alec
tons And il is in This sense that the Decor should
address himself their s;nv. If his feelings are allow
ed 10 influence lis professional pursuits. his qualihca
will necessarily be limited 10 those subj cts that
most agreeable to lis tastes To beeore an EN-
Iightened practitioner, il is tal q ut he should
be lib raj ard ardent and affections in their ha-
iarc reru!stve to decate sensibtcs he res1rded IN
other light than morbid phenomena OF III living
body
Tie whole business of he medical art when We take
low view of il and regard il only As labor Is dlsa-
gerab'e In any form, diseis, is unpleasant 10
look upon The sick chamber aurts pleasant sights
The physician is made the witness both Of physical rain
nd moral inarmty. Struck by disease the attractive
part Of r,ans couded his pride hum
bled his intellect is disturbed; his whole character, in
woid, is transformed. Too often alas. l. sickness the
consequence Of his liy selltindulgence, the
icaiin OF appetites the exlausrg toll of arce the
fererish lahors for human applause, produce their
baneiul II cts upon the tuition But 10 the medi
ell attendant. the moral aspects have any in
huence npon his skill or his
Atthe best, hun ature is but weak. This is the
fl truth for medical to learn; and in whatever
way this weakness is Inhibited the phanthro lie hea
will feel that Il is pleasure as well as duty TO relieve
bodily irfrmites, whenever however they appear Th
is the higher and noter view of medical sci 1t
devo,es itself to the i;rati Of pain the abatement OF
disease the restoration to health. IS ding this. its
minister must be the spectator of much that is disa-
sroeble But he is rewarded by the ui'y snsa ctian
of feeling that although personal comfort is sacrificed
and sympathy is often painfully excited is through
such road that Beneviencr has he wies' pc, AMI
meets with the richest return for it, labors
OF all the affections that al ct there is n, one
terrible in its que than SyI hills. Ersa!-
fu it is to the person who first it, frghu
frequently It's in his constitution ending
occas onaly in distractions yet IS disease of deeper
Interest," and more to be ameted when Transmitted II
offspring. Children often come iutl the world with the
disease hif feously manifested to the eye yered with
bolches and snres; with wrnkled faces. having the ap
peararce Of oil agr: and il is probable that every par
tice Of the living organism is equally tainted with the
pois n. When such condition aNists. il cannot te
doubted that life i'll too frequently be short and full of
pain.
scrofua, Consumption, and other diseases that are
sometimes heridtary. in many its fruit: ard
one way stay the deva failing arch of those fear
fil fatal Affections is far practicable 10 Eradicate
syphilis ON the world. Would it ct seem that
disease prevalent dire.ui ought the
deepest interest among the medical both
spects its biology and ats tr',ntnant2 What
cuse he offer for his fcency. who calls himself
surgeon, and Yet does recoVIiZe the disease
vhen he it. and is ignrant Of the best of
checking it and preventing future evil cnnsequerc 5?
Is 1t enough for him To to the imagination The dis.
is oatlsom one that ii is disreIutabe ne
have, and disgusting to treat Such IN excuse
may. probably, i>fy him who has better twill
no. salisfs science philai.throphy.
Whoever undertakes the medical profession with 4
true spirit will never rest contented with knowing only
limited part Of it, There i subject that he thinks
unworthy Of investigation and study, He can be
satisfied with smattering know edge of what he is
bound to understand we'll lie feels upon him
double obigation-oLe, the duty he to the pub
lie 10 whom he announces II; he is qualified
her of noble pr fessin the other The duty lie owes to
himself. to make and maintain reputation for attain
meiits and skill There are rracttuners. indeed
there are many. who ignorant Of venerel disc
becllsc they fancy it not respectable tn treat T.
OF all such it be asserted beyond dispute
that their Ignorance is not coi.uod these
ainne lhey vii be found cent in all other points
and not prop.ty qualified for the responsi
they have assumed. hoever has just appreciation
of the medical will not kiow difference
respect hity Of diseases All maladjes alike
jects for his and reflection the only distinction
that he Acknowledges is that which arises their
greater or less witty. Circumstances deed d-
rect his practice in part cular channel his
iness will be inclined 10 class of aflli tions. rather
than another but this is because he re ar s some
las l,auea ItfS