The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-16
GOODWIN & TURNER, ,
4ou BIDDEFoRD, MAINE.
THE FAIREsT OF The fam.

FEMALES, owing TO the peculiar and important re-
iations which they sustain their peculiar orsihiLa-
ton, and the offices they perform. are. subject 70
many sulerings ami ailments peculiar TO the sex
Freedom from these contributes IN no small degree
TO their happiness aud welfare. for none can be hap
IVY who are III. Not only 80. but no one OF these va
rious female complaints can long be suffered to run
on without involving the general health OF the in''
,d,iai, and ere long producing permanent sickness
and premature decline. Nor is IL pleasant to consult
physician for the relief OF these dolicate affections,
and only upon the most urgent necessity will true
wolan So far sacrifice her greatest charm as to do
this. The sex will then thank us Tor placing In tic
hands sinple specifics which will be found eihcl
cious i'm relieving and curing almost every one O.
tloso Troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex
HEI.MBoLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCllU.
Hundreds suffer on I'm silence. and hundreds oi
others apply yainiy TO druggists and DEBTORS who
either merely tantalize them with the hope OF cure
or amply remedies which make them worse. Iwould
not wish 10 assert anything that would do injustice
to the afflicted. but obliged to say that although
Il may be produced from excessive exhaustion "' ,s
powers OF life by laborious employment. uilwhoie
some air and food proiuso menstruaton, tho use OF
tea ami coffee and frequent childbirth. It IL lar OF
tencr caused by direct irritation, applied to the n''
cous membrane OF the vagina ifself.
When reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints Il is most painful to contemplate the at
tendant evils consequent upon them It's o"' SIM
pie Justice Ia the subject 10 enunoratc Few OF the
many additional causes which 30 largely sfect tue
life health. and happiness OF woman Ia al classes
OF society. and which. consequently "hec'' more o'
less directly the welfare Of tho entire human IAN
fly. The mania that exists for precocous education
and marriage causes the years that nature designed
Tor corporea development to he wasted anu perNert
ed In the restraints Of dress. the early connhoe"
of school, and especially In the unhealthy excite.
ment OF the ballroom. Thus. with the body half
clothed, and the mind unduly excited by pleasure
peryerting In midnight revel tho hours designed by
nature for sleep aud rest the work OF destruction IL
haliNccomplishcd.
In consequence Of this early strain upon her sys.
tem unnecessary effort IL required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later
day, thus aggravating the evil. When one excite.
ment In over another in prospective keeps the mind
morbldIy sensitive to impression while the now con-
slant restraint of fashionable dress absolutely for.
bidding the exercise indispensable To the attainment
and retention Of organic health and strength; tho
exposure 10 night air the sudden change OF tenn
perature the complete prosration produced by en'
cessye dancing must Of necessity produce their ie'
gitimate effect At last, an early marriage caps tue
climax OF misery, and the unfortunate one, hitherto
90 utterly regardless Of the plain dictates and r..
monstrances of her delicate nature. becomes an I'M.
willing subject Of medical treatment. This Is buta
truthful picture Of the experience OF thousands OF
our young wonien
Long before the ability 20 exercise the functions Of
the goncrative organs. they require an education OF
their peculiar nervous system; composed OF what
A.. ..iiod ,h, t,ssua which ia I'm common with the