Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-02-16
MEDICALIN INSTITU TE!


nections, or the degrading and de-
structive habit of selfabuse all
Female Irregularities Rheum-
atism and all diseases of the
Skin, Blood and 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
DIR. j. C. YOUNG,
Formerly Professor of the University, Penn,
No. $50 WASHINGTON STREET,
Below Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
Consultation py 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 Pm.
TT Cures always guaranteed, or no pay
required.
important to persons afflicted trith Veneredi
There are no maladies, either in a 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-fifeen of which have
been in this cty-I unhesitatingly declare
that Mercury will not cure Venereal, but
dries it on the surface. to allow it to poison
and destroy the ,iood, to re-appear in hide
Gus marks upon the body and in The throat,
mouth and nose. As terrible as it is in the
person who contracts 1t, it becomes of still
greater Importance when transmitted to iu-
nocent offspring. whose sore heads, canke-ed
mouths, diseased limbs, running eyes and
blotched skin are the constant reproaches 10
the sins of the parent. Be warned in time
and secure health by applying at the DR.. j.
c. Yonng Institute.
The Docto: 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 the slightest suspicion, or oblige him
to neglect his business, whether indoors or
without. Its not necessary. even. for the
patients to visit San Francisco, as they can
be cured at home The diet need not be
changed Cures guaranteed or no pay re-
quired.
Seminol Ueokness.
am aware that by dwelling on so uninvit-
ing subject as the decay of manly vigor
through seminal Losses. the ignorant may as
perse my motive but the desire to point out
to those who suffer, languish and decay, the
true cause of their atfiictiou is too great an
illCcHtlfC " Uc lOTCeu lulO dUcSdllCe. now
extended the terrible disease of Seminal
Weakness is, no one but the practical special
list who devotes his time to its treatment,
can tell but its presence can be detected by
the most inexperienced by noting the follow
ing symptoms-Weakness of the back and
limbs, languishing feelings. loss of muscular
power, nervousness, irritability cold feet and
hands-accOmpaned by hot head symptoms
of consumption, short breath flushing of the
lace. 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.
If you experience any OF the various symp-
toms enumerated above. pause to consider
The present is the golden moment in which
you may secure hea th and happiness. You
may leel strong now, but if you have ever
practiced the vice of sel[abuse, even in the
slightest degree, you have the seeds o. the
weakness III your system, and their under
mining influence will sooner or later dash
the fair edifice of our 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-
gestlve Functions, he sinks into a General
Debility that soon adds him to the list of vic
tins of the terrible disorder, Seminal Weak
ness. To all afflicted with Seminal loss or
It's consequences | do not hesitate to guar
0nfee perfect, speedy and perndncn: cures
nHh0ut any interference acih their busiilpss
or 0tef. No matter how advanced or long
standing the complaint, the sufferer can be
cured at home.
AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL OF
CURE
Let all who are afflicted with seminal weak
ness read the sworn-to Certificate, first pub
lished without the Doctors knowledge. A
remarkable case.
tREFENUE STAMP.) This is to certify that |
was afflicted with seminal weakness 10 degree that
brought on severe Fits The trouble comm enced
three years ago, when first learned that the prac-
tice OF selfabuse vas running me- / first had ner-
vous trembling of the limbs pains in my back and
trouble i'll my mind confusion and loss of memory
and other dehilitating symp oms of seminal wcaE
ness gradually grew worse and worse, until fin
ally The Fits come on. At irst only had a momen-
tary loss OF mind, dizziness. This grew worse
until, in short time would remain in a confused
state for S me time after had them in my sleep.
was satisfied that mus be cured or would per
ish niserably in one ofthe attacks that became
as frequent as two or three times day. seizing me
without warning and prostrating to the earth
where would remain insensibe for an hour more
lost all recollection of persons and things. could
remember nothing for two minutes but m, great
sutferings swallowed bottle after bottle and box
after box Of patent remedies Nothing did me good
In despair of ever being well l prayed for death.
But was not 10 die, Tor help at hand. My
friends visited the DR.. J. C Young Institute and
was placed under the care OF DR.. Benz F. Josseyu.
vcr! soon experienced change. | grew better
and better. could go to work. My mind became
clear. The Fits grew lighter. was soon perfectly
free from them. and now, for two months /
have not experienced them at all All the symp-
toms of Seminal Weao ness gone, and feel as
W ell as ever did Ii is to DR.. +. Josselyn tha
under God l, my life, and from the gratitude
him give this, my testimony of his ski land
If this should induce any unfortunate
ly afflicted with Seminal Weakness. to submit ther
10 BIN ! 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 first day
of December, 1864