The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-10-09
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NGMAI.ES,, OWING TO THE PECULIAR
IN and Important relations which the y
sustain, their peculiar organization, and the
Offices they perform, arc subject to many
suiierings. Freedom from these contribute
| in no small degree to their happiness and
welfare, for none can be happy " no are I'll
Not only 50, but no one ct these various
female complaints can long be suffered to
| run on without INVOLVING tho general health
of the individual, and ere long producing
permanent sickness and premature decline
Nor is IL pleasant To consult 4 physici an for
the relief of those various delicate afIeo-
tions, and only upon the most urgent neces-
sity will a true woman go far sacrifice her
greatest charm as to do this The sex will
! then thank us for placing in their hasds
sim pie specifics which will be found efnca-
cious In relieving and curing almost eve ry
one Of those trou blesoma complaints peou-
| liar TO the sex. -....
| HKLNBoLDs EXTRACT OF RUcaU.--IIundreds
suffer ON in silence, and hundreds of others
apply vainiy to druggists and doctors, who
either merely tantalizs them with the hope
Of = cure or apply remedies which make
| hem worse. would not wish 60 assert any.
thing. that wonld do-sfn5ustses to The aniie;-
I'd, ba;I an obliged 70 say that sithorgh Il
may be predrred trem exses ssiy Q xlna ssiioh
of the powers of life, by laboriOus empIoy-
meht-ur Tholesoms yxir and fooi. jsroftfse
neIetruat ion ,aHa pse of tes and os,dse, and
ireQp ent ohfidbift6.it is far offs ns, Ga n sed
By difeet ffrttsuon, applied 10 the mucous
me rabrsnsef the vagina ITSELF y : 8
When reviewing the causes Of these lis
tressiny complaints, il IS most painful To-
upon hem its but simple justice 10 the
subject b ossfie rate . fsw-of the many adj
ditiOnal causes which SO largely aff,ct the
li.es he attb,-sad hsppiness-o OF woman In alt
olassss ps soeiety, and which. cohse qusn,ly
aaee et,nloro, or iess directly, the welfare Of
=
Ell, T -ior .precosip a. ! duoatien AMI mar
triaSc, canses the years that nature Design
ed isr corporal deyelopement 10 be wasts,f
and peryeftcd ipthe restraiDts Of dress, the
early c6nf1ame ent ot school, 3nd especiai IY
IN thp .unheslshy exci,smentS Of the bali
room. Thus, with the body. hsltcinthed.
and the mind unAuIy excited by pleasure,
signed y ntufe.ff sleep and rest, Ghe work
OF das;rdot tof IS 4kifhcc ompfiehed.Z
| In consequence 2oi this early strain upon
her system, unnecessary effort "a required
by the delicate vOtary to retain her situation
in sqhepl at az lsternday. thus sggrssat
is over, another in lprospeotiyel keeps the
mind morbtdly sensitive TO impression, whIe
tho NOW CONSTANT restraint OF fashionable
dress, absolutely tfer bidding the ex srcIse
Indispensable To- the attainmen Mt and rsten. .
tion OF organic health 1ani strength !; the
exposure TO nightair; the sudden change OF
temperatures the complete prostration pro,
duced by exe sssive dancing, must, OF neces
Isitys produce their legitimate effect. Al
last, an early marriage caps the climax Of
misery. and tbs unfortunate ore, hitherto
| 30 utterly regardless of the plain dictates
and -remonstrancesiof her delicate nature .
becomes an unwilling subject of medical
treatment. This ls but truthful picture OF
the experience OF thousands OF our young
women. !G-n. -'15 20 .i
/ Long before tha ability 20 exercise the
funllons of the generative organs, they re-
quire an education of their peculiar nervous
.ystem, composed -of what Is oalIed the
tissue, which is, In common with with the
female breast and lips, evidently under the
control OF mental emotions and associations
at an early period Of life; and, rs we shall
subsequently, see, these emotions, when ex-
cessive, lead, long before puberty. TO ha abits
W hich sap the very HE OF their victims ere
| nature has SELF completed their develop
rnent. "''' ....... ..-'
Whites or Ieucorrbea, Too Profuse Men
struation, Exhaustion, Too Long Continued
Periods. for Prolapsus and Bearing Down, )r
Prolapsus Utert, We nIer the nest perfect
spe cine known: HELNBoLD's CoMPoUsD EX.
TRACT OF BrcHU. Directions for use, diet,
and advice, accompany.
J females ih every period OF life, from i'm
edy to aid nature In the dlse hsrge Of it's func
tons. Strength ID the glory of manhood and
womanhood. Helmbold's Extract Buchn- Is
more strengthening than any Of thu prepara
trOns Of Bark or Iron, fnfnitsiy safer, and
NOR q. pleasant. Heimboif's Extract Buchn
fhavng received tte Endorsement OF the most
prominent ply sicizns in, The United Statss.
las now offered TO afflicted humanity as a
| certain cure for tho following diseases and
isymptOms, from whatever cause originating
General Debility, Mental and Physical Do
preston, 1mbecility ty, Discrimination OF Blood
To the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria ,
General lrritability, Restlessness and sleep
10. sness ut Night, absence Of Muscular Eli
cheney, Loss ofAppetite, Dyspepsia, EmscI-
alton, Low spirits, DISCRIMINATION or Para
llysis OF the organs Of Generation. Palpita-
lIon of the Heart. and in lact, all the con
loomitants Of u NervonsAnd Deb ilitateds Estate
lof the sy stem. To insure the genuine, cut
ithis out. Ask for HelmbOld's. Take nt
other. Sold b. Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price si.2j per bottle, or six bottles
for Sc SO. Delivered to any address, De
scribe symptoms In all cOmmunicaticns.-
Address Il. I. HEI,MB0LD. Drug and Chem
tioal Warehouse, 59i Broadwny, N. Y
i None are Genuine unless done up In steel
engraved wrapper, with fac-simile OF m.
iChemica! Warehouse, and signed,
ii. L. HELMBOLD.
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