The Nevada journal., 1859-01-28
a Practical Treatise on VENEREAL.

Bv DIR. c. II. TOZER, SacI amcnto.
There aie no malades q which the human family Is
liable Of Deeper Importance either in a medical %
moral point of view. than those arising from impure
sexual int recourse
ncdi, al men il is our business look at diseases
n.rel, ash affects ife aud Health; and efforts are
directed the retornat on OF mans vc' us Iro-
ites bnt 10 tn. mitig a ofhis BODILY sGiFEElSG
II is in this abstract senseth We write of Nencrea f
ctions And it this that tn, Doctor should
address their study If his feelings are allowed
IN influence his professional pursuits qualifications
will necessarily be limited to those subecis u at arc
agreeable to his tastes TO become an
p arloncr. is essential taf Il" sa'"lh &c hoeral
sn; ardent one and affection. in their nature rcpulsNe
delicate ibifies. must be resardrd IN no other
light than moriid phenom' ma of the Living Body
Th. whol. of the Medical hen We take
view of il aud regard il only as labor is disagree
able one liz ahy form. disease is unpleasant to look
nl.on. The sick chamber affords pie ,sant sights
The phvsi. is made the witness both pain
aud M, raj infrmitv Struck Iy disease. the aitrao
tive n,rt of man, nature arc cloudrd his pride
is humi1eG /: his intellect Is disturbed ms wholn
character in word, Is transformed loo ot'eh aa',
il sickness the consequence of his own i"ly selfiR
duIr, nee th, qualification Ofapprtitcs the exhaust
in. toll ofayaricc the lev r;sh lar for human ap-
plasr nj produce their baucful effects upon fhs Con-
situation BRIT the medical attendant, the oral as
pect u these f,cts not have any influence upoE
h> Nil or his narcs.
Al the hest, hun az nature is but weak. i:is Is the
first truth for a mrIic.l 10 learn and IN what
wa, this weak.'tss is exhibited tAc Hhll"ntr
phic uiIl feel that it is pi'asurr a. Nt4 A.
duty, O relieve bodily inf mit's whcA'vtr ard
how yer they ppear THIS is the Eishe and Hobler
vicv of medical science i dyot.s tsrl! tn ihe mit
cation of ,in the abatement # disrae. tive res.Sra
tirn to hcah Ir dol this it, uiuste rlnSt We ih-
Of much TINT is disagreed le Fnt hr l. re-
ward h, the lfy satisfaction offeelinc na' althogh
personal comfort j. sacrificed and sympltl! IS often
painful excited, yet it is through sum road ti1t
ifercNo Nolrnce has the widest scope, and meets with
4 richest &, turn for its lahors
l.. this view. all diseases alike 10 :hc fsiihfal
~ ysicau. He ne distinction hrt"e*n ihrcIusts
that have devcl"pr1 them He sres n''' '"hrriHs,
aud all his facilities mPio!cd to sve aim health
Disease he regards as misfortune "nd ho' a. ?"L-
OF al the t, ctiors that an t there j.
more terrible m ron'ofurHrts t'iah Sfffihis
Dreadful it is the person who hrsi conrac's Il.
fr gftful ire qu, ny arc ravars i'll his cons;tu
tim, ending occasionally, in dssrHcsioD !c s dis
cas- of rcpcr interest and more he lanened when
it transmitted OF ~prpg Children Often come into
w,rd with the disease hideously to he eye CO
vrred with ioioles and sores with wrinkltd tArr',
having the app Of Old age; AID Il Iro able
tha particle ufthc living organism II equally
tsintrd with ,hr p,snn When such condition
isiS it lo;trd that life will 'oo frequently
CuRFUIA CONSUMPTION, and otner diseases
that sometimes htrc itary, III many cases. ito
fruit aud one way to stay the Devastating march of
those fear full, fatal atrcrt"Hs. * - FAR p'actcrhlu
| to ERADI ATE SYPHILIS FROM TUE WuELp.
Would it not en- that disease 50 p?evai"h and %
iircfu. ought rXcit" tn. deepest lat -l"St :mcng
the mt ira men. both respects its trur pathology
and It's treatment ~ hat eNcnsr Can lie ofcr for his
iric,ncy. who calls himself surgeon, ami YET Gors
recognize the disease nEtn n" secs 7nd Is
ignorant nfth- rSt m. ans of checking il ptveI-
ing any future evil rnn>, qu'ncts! / IT c."uSA Tor
him that to the ina ginaon III" dsc5s /. Ath
nrc o,r ,hnt :. dSrtnutaiae ol., to h.ve and a
Disgusting to treat such an excuse may. pro
ably satisfy him who has moi eter but viii hot salts
fS sci.,ner phitrnthr pv
whoever undertakes the medical prof 'ssion with
true 81 irit, wall rest tented with kno" ns
nul, limited pa of il. There is Object tf"i h.
thinks worthy OF vrstisatiun and suG!. ~" tar
not isfrd with s;uatt"rinc knowledge 90 what
lac bound understand we'll. He fcr's resting
upon him donhlc otleatiur-cnr, the duty he owes
to the putc to whom he announces ;hTt he aquali
fed member Of noble pr"i.SsIun tic otbr. th'
duty he to liIu-, il make md malit"in re
pua: for attanmrnts and >kilI. I'll re are some
itohcrs indeed there many cfo ar ie aoT@nt
ofSererl GcQscs because they lry II i nn' respect
able TO them Of ali such Pe-pHs Ii may be az
serted beyond dispute that their isnofarct IS not
confined these diseases GVDe tnr. viii brfcuuf II .
fcicnt in il other pcittS. ana rppcrlN oali
fed for the responsibilities they have assumed VIE
ever just appi cciation of the rncdi"a1 ant will
not kno,. in the vescc ahity 5iscdSes
All niiadits alik" tit sn i'ct> for h;> ard
hecton: and the only distinction whirh hc acAncr-
hedges is that which arises from hrir greater or les
gravity. Crcumstanrc may. iudnrd, direct his IIao-
ticc in a particular channel. tat his b,;einrBs will
be inclined toonr class ati ctionS rather than
ther but this is not because he regards Ls
meath unworthy Of his notice.
Quackcry has pro6tcd by the neglect thai N'nersal
diseases have experienced and it is notorious .hat
prctcndrrs have sccnrcd large sEa"e nj sGeh Prac-
tice II t,mc fr the profession 10 free itself from
this reprnach. The welfare of society dcepiy
cerned in this i: possibly he with any other dis-
case that affiicts the human family.
e. H. TOZEI MD