Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-01-17
DIR. J. G. YOUNG,
DIR. ]. G. YOUNG,
LATE PROFESSOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENN.
Can be found Ut his
Private Medical Office and Hospital,
10. ISL CLAY STREET

Private Medical Office and Hospital,
No. ISL CLAY STREET,
Opposite the southwest corner of the Plaza.
VXTHERE he CAN BE CONSULTED PRI-
w vatelv, and with the utmost confidence, by
HE afflicted, at all hours daily, from a. N. to
+. II.
DIR. YOUNG addresses those who suffering
under the affection of private diseases, whether
arising from impure connection or the terrible vice
of sclt-abuse. Devoting his entire time TO that
particular branch of the profession. he feels war
rantcd in GUARANTEEING \ CURE IN ALL
CASES, whether of long standing or recently con-
tracted, entirely removing the drcss Of disease
from the system, and makinga PERFECT and PER-
MANENT CURE.
lie would call the attention Of the afflicted to
the fact of his ong-standing and wcil-carned rep
ua:on. furnishing sufficient assurance of his skill
and success.
Upwards of five thousand cases have been dis
charged cured in the year ending July LIST. 1860,
showing a record surprising any hospital in the
United States.
CONSULTATION, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY AND SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. DIR. Young addresses those who
have injured themselves by private and improper
indulgence in tina: secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting them either for
business or society. with the view to impress upon
their minds, before it is too late, the absolute ne
essity Of ski,lrul medical treatment, and by n
direct course OF reasoning to show that although
we may not be ungratcful for the health given us,
that it cannot be sported or triiled with without
loss: and when once cngendcred cannot be regain
ed by mere abstinence from folly, or urgent and
strong display of courage.
1t may not be generally understood by the great
ma orty OF sufferers from mental depressionS that
these dull and heavy sensations experienced III the
head and ahout the chest. accompanied by feelings
of anxiety and forcboding, arise from disorgan-
ization of the important functions OF the body
Such however, is the fact, and in latter years to
such an extent has this been carried that our In
sane Asvlums are becoming filed with patients
who owe 10 this cause alone their suffering The
study and practice of years has shown conclusyely
induced far too Often by se!f-abnsc. which has be-
frome so apparent in the face and where once our
fathers stood giants in Muscular force. the men
to-day are dwarfs in comparison.
The symptoms of the disease may be faint to-day
but so surely rs you experience that weakness in
the back and limbs. dmncss Of sight, nervousness,
arrangement Of the digestive functions and gen.
eral debility, SO surely will follow the narrowing
mental prosiration too awful to contemplate, and
which will end only as the last breath comes strng-
Cling gasping from the breast of the expiring VIC
tim. There is something noble in dying when the
good fight has been fought, but what man can
view grave filled by one whose life dribblcd out
in pollution, without feeling of disgust.
DO not hesitate, hoping that time will eradicate
what il only strengthens but call at once at my
Office with the full assurance Of n speedy and per-
manent cure. Let no sense of false shame deter
you, but save yourself from the awful effects of
this dread disorder and regain the full strength Of
your manhood.