The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-10-24
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FEMALES. owing to the peculiar and important re-
aiois which they sustain, their peculiar organization
and the Offices they PERFORM are subject to many suffer-
ngs Freedom from these contribute in no small de-
gree to their happiness and welfare, for none can be
happy who ILL., Not only so, hut II" one of these
various female complaints long be suffer ell to
OH without involving the general health Of tie ndvid-
ual, and long producing permanent sickn ss and
premature decline Nor is it pleasant To consult n
physician the relief of these various delicate affc-
TONS and only upon the NEST urgent necessity will
far sacrifice her greatest charm as to do
this The will then thank us for placing in their
hands simple specifics which will be found eicatuus
in relieving and curing almost every one OF those ro-
blesone complaints peculiar 10 the sex
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BucHU.-llundreis suffer on
in SILENCE and hundreds of others apply vanly to drug
gists and doctors, who either merely tantaze them
with the hope of apply remedies which make
them worse. ] would not WISH to assert any thing
that would do injustice to the afflicted, but am obliged
to say that Though it may be produced from excessive
exhaustion of the powers Of liiu by lahorious employ
ment. uuwholeSanle air and food, rfuse mcnstr',t"n
the use oi tea au coffee and frequent childbirth, is
far ofteuer caused by direct irritation applied to the
mucous membrane of the vagina itself
When revewin. the of these distressing COM
plants it is painful to contemplate the attendant evils
upon them 1t is but simple justice to the
subject to enunernte few Of the many a;idtio
causes which largely affect the life, health, and hap
nincss of woman all classes Of society," :ad which,
consequently. affect less directly. the welfare
of the entire human family The manii that exists for
precocious education and marriage, causes the years
that nature designed FOR corporea develpmen To be
wasted and perverted in the restraints Of dress the
early confinement of school and especially i'll the uh
healthy excitement "f the stiir"on mus, win the
body hacloihed ana me mhh n!uis cNei,e' ny P.e's
ure per'srtihs ia u i ~ .l a s .,
by nature for sleep and rest the work of destruction
is halt accomplished ,,,,, s,.,,,
In CONSEQUENCE OF tis ear s,i',i u NV ; ~,
retain her situation in school ut ter day, thus aGgr'
waiting the eva "heh one eHcei'o' Is over. ''iu 9
IN prospective Keeps tne hii.n hor'uy ~
preston while tie now constant restrain. o ,s'i''",e
dress absolutely iofnnoihS Ihe eScIc'>e ''''eaoit
to the attainment and retention OF nrsa"S "''',i anu
strength; the exposure to night air; the Sudden change
Of temperatures the complete pres ration produced ny
excessive dancing, must, OF necessity, pr"nce tcir
legitimate effect At last an early marriage caps the
climax of misery and the unfortunate one hitherto 5"
utterly regardless of the PLAIN dictates and rrinoh
strances Of her delicate nature becomes an unwilling
subject of medical treatment This Is but II truthful
picture of the experience of thousands OF our young
women.
Long before the ability to exercise the functions Of
the peneratye organs, they require education of
their peculiar nervous system, composed OF what rs
called the tissue which is in common with the female