The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-25
MEDICAL.
DIR. G. n. ToZER.


between and X Sacramento, would most respectfully
inform those afflicted with Private Complaints such as
Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Nocturnal Emissions, and all the
consequences OF seIfabuse that he formerly Prac
tical Physician OF Locke Hospital in the city of Lon
don, where there at all times under medical treat
ment from l5oO to and for the last years OF
the city of Sacramento Thousands testify TO the
many radical and perfect cures effected and is well
kaovn thut he is the only one in the State who has
made thorough and perfect cure after all the adyerts
ing quacks have failed
Practical treatise on yenereal. by DR.. C. II. To-
LER, sacramento There no maladies TO which The
human family is liable deeper importance either in
medical or msra poin. of vcwt than those arising
from impure sexual intercourse
medical ii is our business to look at disease
merely as it effects life and heath; and efforts
directed the reformation of mans vicious pro.
pensIies but to the mitigation of his bodily surngs
II is in this abstract write Of Venereal Afec-
tions And il is in this sense that the Doctor should
address himself to their study II his feelings allow
ed 10 influence his professional pursuits his qualifca
tions will necessarily be limited 10 those subjects that
are most agreeable to his tastes To become an en-
lighened practitioner, il is essential that he should
be liberal and ardent and affections, in their
repustve to delicate sensbilitie be regarded in
other light than morbid phenomena OF the living
body
The whole business of The medical art, when We take
low view of il and regard il only as labor is disa
greeabe In any form, disease is unpleasant to
look upon The sick chamber affords pleasant sights
The physician is made the witness both of physical Pain
and moral inrmty. Struck by disease the attractive
part- of mans satu-e clonded his pride hum
bled his intellect is dsturbed his whole character, in
a word is transformed. Too often alas i sickness the
consequence Of his fly; seltindulgence, the graft
ifcati1n appetises the exhausting toll of avarce tho
feverish labors for human applause. all produce their
baneful effects upon the constitution. But to the medi-
cal attendant the moral aspects not 10 have in
huence upon his skill or his
Atthe best human ! ature is but weak. This is the
first Truth for medical to learn and in whatever
way this weakness is exhibited the philanthropic heat
will feel that il is pleasure as well as duty to relieve
bodily irrmites, whenever however they appear. This
is the higher and nobler view of medical science. 1t
itselft m
disease the restoration TO health. In doing this, Its
minister must he the spectator of much that is disa-
greeable But he rewarded by the lofty satisfaction
of feeling that although personal comfort is sacrificed
sympathy is often painfully 9xcited vet through
such road that Benevoiencc has the widest scope and
maets with the richest return for its labors.
OF all the affections that aifct man. there is no
terrible in its conseG than Syphilis. Dread.
u is to the person who first contracts it, frighu
as frequently is ravages in his constitution ending
occasionally in destruction; yet is disease of deeper
interest," and more to be lamented when transmitted to
offspring. Children often come into the world with the
disease hifeously manifested to the eye covered with
botches and with wrnkled faces, having the ap
pearapce of old age; and is probable that every par
tice of the living organism is equally tainted with the
poison. When such condition exists. it cannot be
doubted that life will too frequently be short and full of
pain.
Scrofua. Consumption, and other diseases that
sometimes hereditary in many its fruit and
to stay the devastating march of those fear
fi fatal affections, is far practicable to Eradicate
| syphilis ON the world. Would 1t not seem that
disease prevalent and direu ought 10 excite the
deepest interest among the medical men, both re-
spects true pathology treatment What ex-
he offer for his deficiency who calls himself
surgeon. and yet does not recognize the disease
when he it. and is ignorant of the best of
checking it and preventing future evil
Is it enough for him to to the imagination the dis.
is loathsom one that it is dsreputable
have, and disgusting one to treat? Such
may probably satisfy him who has better but twill
not satisfy science nor philanthrophy.
Whoever undertakes the medical profession with a
true spirit will never rest contented with knowing only
limited part of it. There is subject that he thinks
unworthy of investigation and study, lie not be
satisfied with srnattering knowledge of what he is
bound TO understand we'll He feels resting upon him
n double obligation-one the duty he to the pub
lie TO whom he announces that he is qualified
ber noble profession; the other the duty he
him.ef to mike and MAINTAIN reputation tor attain
mants aud skill. There practitioners. indeed
there many who ignorant Of venereal Diseases
because they fancy 1t is not respectable to treat them
OF all such persons il may be asserted beyond DISPUTE
that their ignorance is not confined these diseases
alone lhey vii be found deficient in all other points
and not properly qualified for the responsibilities
they have assumed. Whoever has just appreciation
of the medical will not know any difference the
respect bt of diseases All mllades alike fit sub
ect for his and reflection and the only distinction
that he acknowledges, is that which arises fro their
greater less gravity Circumstances may indeed, di-
his practice in particular channel his
mess will be inclined 10 class of Affections, rather
than another; but this is he regards
en- TozER, ND.
EDEAD AND REFLECT. DIR. t. Tozcr's Card
the Es abiished office Sixth street, between and ST.
DIR. TOZer returns his thanks to his numerous pa
tienls 10 their patronage. and would embrace this op
porinity to remind them that he continues censlt
on those cifcT Of Venereal which have bnied
the skill of OF the most celebrated physicians of
the nge. and upou which he has Never Failed to per-
form Radical Cure
DIR TnZer's reputation physician stan Is unequal
led. His exclusive attention 10 diseases of the Geno
Urinary Organs for many years renders him perfect
master of lyphiiitic discusses
DIR ToZsr has it is well known, taken patients from
the very verge of the and restored Them perfect
health lie lnrther states that he deems it sufficient
the attention OF those who might need the
enumerated in the advertisement, expecting they would
test my merits a practitioner. aud the result my
practice has teen thus far satisfactory to my patients
and myself Nor do deem it necessary TO fill columns
of ne wspapers with fus empire and bombasc ad-
vertiseHeHts protesting ability to heal all diseases
flesh is heir 10. for to do that L must be something
than man. bnt to give these that afflicted with
Nencra Chronic and other diseases, to understand.
from long experience, fully competent to treat
them successful.
offer genuine or fraudulent certificates puIs of
my superior qualifications practitioner, neither do
assume the medical honors TO which am entt' d. but
merely ask those who diseased read the daren,
advertisements relating the of private diseases,
and judge for themselves where apply relief (y
arranged that can be consulted in private
at all hours of the day, IRON O'Clock A NJ until S ny
G~Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea. Dysent-ry, Ner-
YOU'D Debility, Low Spiriis Lasstude, Weakness of the
limbs ID back, iudispusiiion, Loss of Memory. Aver
sion 10 Society Love of aotudc Tmidit,, SeIfdsirust
Dizziness ieadace, pain the side. affections of the
eyes, pimpes on The face, Sexnal and other lniirnes
in Man, &c, will find il important consult DIR. Chas
II. Tozer at his office, sixth st between and X,
ranento. CHAS. Ii. TOZER, NJ. ID.
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