Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-04-21


Rheumatism and all
diseases of the
Skin, Blood
i Glands
Cured in the most speedy, perfect and per-
manent manner, without the use of Mercury
or other Mineral or vegetable Poison, at the
Medical and Surgical Institute, established in
1850, by
Id Il. j. G.. Y q U N G.
Formerly Professor of the University, Penn.
No. $40, WASHINGTON STREET,
Below Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Consultation by letter or otherwise, Free.
The Doctor can be consulted privately and
with the utmost confidence by the afflicted at
all hours daily, from A. NJ. until 9P.M.
~ Cures always guaranteed, or no pay
required.
Important to persons afflicted ,cih Venereql.
There are no maladies, either in medical
or moral point of view, worse than those aris-
ing from the contamination of Venereal Pois-
On. None are more terrible in their effects,
or more disastrous in their results. After
upwards OF twenty years practice in diseases
of a Private Nature-ffteen- of which have
been in this city-I unhesitatingly declare
tAetb VIII HOb cure ellCredl, UlG
dries it on the surface, to allow it to poison
and destroy the blood, to re-appear in hideous
marks upon the body, and in the throat.
mouth and nose. As terrible as it is in the
person who contracts it, it becomes of still
greater Importance when transmitted to in
nOcent offspring, whose sore heads, cankered
mouths, diseased limbs. running eyes and
blotched skin are the constant reproaches to
the sins of the parent. Be warned in time,
and secure health by applying at the DR..
j. G. Young Institute.
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in
few days, and finds no difficulty in curing
those of long duration, without submitting
the patient to such treatments as will draw
upon him the slightest suspicion. or oblige
him to neglect his business whether indoors
or without. 1t is not necessary even. for the
patients to visit San Francisco, as they can
be cured at home. The diet need not be
changed. Cure guaranteed or no pay required.
Seminal Weakeess.
am aware that by dwelling on so unin-
viting subject as the decay of manly vigor
through seminal losses, the ignorant may
asperse my motive; but the desire to point
out to those who suffer, languish and decay,
the true cause Of their affection is too great
ttu iuSChtifC W Uc lOGCcu IutO dDtyduCe.
How extended the terrible disease of Seminal
Weakness is, no one but the practical special
ist who devotes his time to its treatment can
tell but its presence can be detected by the
most inexperienced by noting the following
symptoms-Wea of the back and limbs.
languishing feelings. loss ofmuscular power.
nervousness, irritability, cold feet and hands
accompanied by hot head, symptoms of
consumption, short breath, flushing of the
face, aversion to society, confusion of the
mind, colorless slight discharges upon the
least excitement. trembling, palpitation of
the heart, irregular appetite, variable tenn
per, ETC., etc.
Ii you experience any of the various SYM
toms enumerated above, pause to consider
The present is the golden moment in which
you may secure health and happiness. You
may feel strong now, but if you have ever
practiced the vice of sclfabuse, even in the
slightest degree, you have the seeds Of the
weakness in your system, and their under
mining influence will sooner OF later dash
the fair editice of your strength to the ground,
leaving you a helpless, abject being. 1t is
not disease that declares itself at once
Therein lies its great danger for while the
patient is being treated for some supposed
affection of the Heart, Lungs, Brain, or Di-
gestive Functions, he sinks into General
Debility that soon adds him to the list of the
victims of the terrible disorder, Seminal
Weakness. To all afflicted with Seminal loss
or its consequences, do not hesitate to guar
antee perfect, speedy and permanent cures,
tOithOut any inter ference ,cith their business
or diet. No matter how advanced or long
standing the complaint, the sufferer can be
cured at home.
AN JrNCOI ICITFn TFSTJlJnN1, NJ,
Let all who are afflicted with seminal weak
ness read the sworn-to Certificate. first pub
lished without the Doctors knowledge.
remarkable case.
[REVENUE STAMP.1 This is to certify that l
was afflicted with seminal weakness to a degree
that brought on severe Fits. The trouble com
menced about three years ago, whan first learned
that the practice of self-abuse was running me- l
first had nervous trembling of the limbs, pains in
my back and trouble in my mind, a confusion and
loss of memory, and other deblitating symptoms of
seminal weakness. l gradually grew worse and
until finally the Fits came on. At first only
had momentary loss of mind. dizziness This
grew worse, until in short time | would remain
in confused state for some time after had them
in my sleep. | was satisfied that | must be cured
or would perish miserably in one of the attacks
that now became as frequent twice or three times
day, seizing nre without warning and prostrating
me to the earth, where would remain insensible
for hour more. l lost all recollection of per-
sons and things. could remember nothing for two
minutes but my great sufferings. swa allowed bottle
after bottle, and box after box of patent remedies
Nothing did good; ia despair of ever being well
prayed for death But was not to die, for help
was at hand. My friends visited the DR.. ], G.
Young Institute, and l was placed under the care
of Dir. BENZ T. Josselyn. very soon experienced
change. l grew better and better. could 90 to
work. My mind became clear. The Fits grew Ii ght-
er. was perfectly free from them, and now,
for over two months, have not experienced them
at all All the symptoms of Seminal Weakness are
gone and feel as well as ever l did. 1t is to DR..
B. +. Josselyn that under God, l owe my life, and
from the gratitude owe him give this, nv testi-
mony of his skill and success. If this should induce
any one unfortunately afflicted with Seminal Weak
ness to submit their to him, shall feel that
have, in part at least, paid the great debt that
owe. BENJAMIN BROWN. H. ST.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Ist day
of December, 1864