The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-13
DIR. O. II. TOZ Err,

NHE great eradicator of Secret Diseases and founi
u OF the IIumerian Medical Institute, Sixth Ct.
between and K Sacramento, would most respectfully
nrin those afflicted with Private Complaints, such
Syphilis Gonorrboea, Nocturnal Emissions. and ali the
consequences OF ssfabuse thrt he formerly Prac.
teal Physician Of Locke Hospital, in the city Of Lon.
don, where there at al times under medical treat
men frum 500 00Q and for the last years Of
the city of Sacramento Thousands testify TO the
many radical and perfect cures erctei and is well
kaown thut he is ,he only ia the state who has
made thorough and perfect after all the advsrtis
ing quacks have failed.
A Practical treatise on yenereaI by DR. c. II. TO-
FER, Sacramento. There malades TO which the
human family is liable Of deeper importance either in
medical or n,srsl pon; of vicwt than those arising
from impure sexual intercourse
As medical men, is our business to look at disease
merely it effects life and hea tn; ahd efforts
directed, not to the reformation Of mans vicious pro-
pensiies but to the mitigation Of his bodily suerngs
II is in This abstract write OF Venereal Alice
tions And is in this sense that the Doeor should
address himself to their study II his feelings allow
ed 10 influence his professional pursuits. his quaca
tions will necessarily be limited those that
most agreeable to his tastes To become
lighened practitioners il essential that he should
be liberal and ardent and affections, in their
turc repustve to deicats sensbiiities regarded
other light than morbid phenomens Of The living
body
The whole businc of the medical art, when we take
low view of it and regar it only labor, is disa-
greeab one In any form. disease is unpleasant 10
look upon The sick chamber affords pleasant sights
The physician is made the witness both of ply c pain
aad moral inhrmty. Struck by dseae the attractive
part of mans Stature ciouded his pride hum
bied his intellect is disturbed his whole character in
wotd, is transformed. Too often alus. sickness the
consequence Of his fiy ulsence, the gAt-
icaiion of appeites the e1hsusng toll of avarce, the
eTerish labors for human applause, all produce their
baneiul Fleets upon the Constitution But TO the edi-
cal attendant III. mor< aspects mol 10 have in
tuence upon his skill or his
| Atthe best human nature is but weak. This Is the
hrst a medical learn; and in whatever
way this weakness is exhibited the phiianth hea
will feel that II is pleasure AS well a- duty 10 relieve
bodily inhrmites, whenever however they appear Thi-
! is higher
devotes itself to the mitigation Of pain tho abatement OF
disease the restoration health doing this, its
minister must be the spectator Of much that is disa-
geeable But he is rewarded by the o satisfaction
Of feeling that although personal comfort is sacrificed
and sympathy is oit- painfully excited yet it is through
such road that has the widest scope and
meets with the richest return for it, labors.
OF all the affections th&t atict man. there Il no one
terrible in conseq than syphilis. broad
full il is TO the who FIRST contracts it, ghtfui
ss frequently its ravages in his constitution ending
occasionally destrueon yet il is disease Of deeper
interest," aud more 10 be lan-ned when transmitted
offspring. Children often into the world with the
disease bh'eou,ly manifested the eye with
pearunce of old age. and Is probable that
teie OF the living organism Is equally tainted with the
poison. When such condition exists, it cannot be
doubted that fs will too frequently be short and full Of
pain
Scrofula Consumption and other disea that are
sometimes hereditary many cases, its fruit ard
one way stay the devastating march of those fear
fuI fatal affections, far practicable. TO Eradicate
Syphilis fiom the world Would 1t not seem that
disease prevalent and dreui ought to excite tie
deepest interest among the medical men. both a.
spects it's pathology and ats treatment What ex-
he offer for his deficiency, who calls himself
surgssn aud yet does not recognize the disease
whea he it. and is ignorant of the best means ol
checking it and preventing any future evil c'nsequsnc =
enough for him to to the imagination the dis
ease is Iosthso one that is disrepuiable one IL
have and disgusting one to treat, Such an excuse
may probably satisfy him who has no oeiter eut itwh
DO, satisfy science nor philauthrophy.
Whoever undertakes the medical profession with q
true spirit will never conented with knowing onl,
limited part of IT, There is no subject that be think
unworthy Of investigation and study, He can not o.
satisfied with = smsttering kDoglss'ge oil what ne l.
bound understand we'll He feels resting upon MN
double obligasonone, the dnts he owes to the puo
lie to whom he announces that hs is quallned mem
Der of noble preession the other the duty he owes
himself TO make and maintain reputation of attain
msnts and skill There practitioners inaee'
mere are many who ignorant of vener-a diseases
they fancy it is respectable to treai them
W al such persons il be asserted beyond dspns
mat Their ignorance is not confined to these disezse
asone they VII be found deficient in all other Pout.
sna are not prop=sly qualified for the responsibility
they nave assumed. whoever has . Just appreciatio
OF ths medical ari. will know any In tn
respect .oi'y OF diseases AL maAdies hs
iects tor MS care and refeeon only
e that he acknowledges is that which fro
greater or less gravity Circumstances may indeed
rect his Practice IN particular channel that his
iness viii be Inclined 10 class Affections aths
than another hut this Is he regards som
as beneath oS unworthy his notice.
c, TozER NJ. q.