Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-20
CHrs 's!sa, e, WafFa.lded II F in T'wy,oT bays.
. :, % No Aert,6Y0,. Naustoas Drugs. usl
Dr. .yOI,rston. Hsr-,

Member OF the Royal C5fege OF Surgeons london Grad
uae from ea tkemost eminent Colleges the Tinted
states, and the greater part M whose life has been spent
III 5 Come i 1 a ca;ss s;
edat Sadeit srands basuhess with ftequeut busing
attended sometimes wihderangnento Of mud, cured
TAaI.e Esnrticui.if.. .yoficc. ..aaI
f1Dr. adresses an these VIII lfase injured themselves
by improper indulgence and solitary habits, wh,ch ruin
bhdS aud uiDd, unililDS them for either business,
TgSsE are Some Of The sad ai uRlansbSly effects Mo-
quced by ca,ly habts oi yout viz Of the Hack
aud L,ius Pans IN the Head ,Dnlesspt sight, Loss of
Muscular p@wei Pdp,taon Of t.s Heat DyspePsy,1
oms, General Dsbnity, sylnpt,, ID consumption, &rA
MEEIALLy The fearful effects On the mind are u,nehl
tn be dre,dcd-Loss o Memory Confusion of ldets, De-
pressio OF Spirits l3vi Aversion Suefty
SegDisirust, Lo2e Of Solitude, Tmidty, &c are some Of
eevils Sproduced. .r.S 81
THoussNDs of persons of oil ages ot, now Judge what
is the epuse of their declng health losing their vgor,
becphnlg weak pale nervous aud eliaciaie ed, having
singular appearance about The eyes cough aud symptoms
OF consumption ,t-- .--,'.'.-t -Ia T"
Who have injured themselves by certain pruetce indulge
ed in WHEN alone, habit frequently irarned from eviie
companions, at school, the effects OF which nightly
felt, even when asleep not cured renders inatrae.
nposs Bile ana destroys both mind and body should apply
mlne lptely.
Yhat PITY that Young man. the hope OF his country,
the darngof his parents should be sached fom all pros
poets and cujoyments nf life by the consequence OF deva-
ting from the path oflBntuss md ntulsig iii cet,aa
Nucl pers,ls
that sound Wind ana koSy are The mos, necessary
requisites t" promp COMMUNAL happess. Indeed without
these the journey through life bee weary pit rim
ge the prospect hnury1darkens To the view; the pid
becomes sAadqwed with Gespar a. Gled with the mea:
ehny 5'hs,Ion TINT the lapPess Of another becomes
rsvsa Disease of vnprudenee.' I'D
Whei Ibe mltsp,ded and tupudentvtary of pleasure
hnds that he has mbbed the Seeds OF this painful disease
IL to ofen happens that ~ Timed sense of shame u
drcsd Of discovery detets hun from applying toihnse who
delaying iii the constdtanai x irp"ins Of ths h"rid
disease make their Appearance. such ulcera,ed sre
dimess OF sight deafness nodes on he shin bones and
arms botches on the head face aud entities pog
ing w'h rlehtiul aPidty, tila ast The palate Of the
innuh or the bones Of the nose fall in, and the victim of
awful disease becomes horid object cf connisern
t' tn death puts period to his dreadful suffering by
sending ut to thnt Undiscovered Country from whence
, no traveller returns" - .i.pF a. 10 -
1t is melancholy fnG that thousands f victims to this
terrible disease, owing to the unskfuness of cnofsnt
pretendes, who By the of that deadly Pusob, MeI-
miserable. "s Do o.. -" ..-i - -aA
Strangers .r TaBys J. Ag
Trust net your lives, orsheah to the Ct the many
UnIeamei and Worthless PretendrTs destitute Of know
tisc'nents in Die newspapets regularly
Eddcaed Phys'caUs, incapable of Curing, they Keep ynu
saH,Sg. HsS ninth S,,s ninth .tss hs dsy pSs,nu'
and jn desaur, leave with ruined health 10 sigh
''pp fns"s GsnpPo%sb "a ss as Pby,c,n
Hiseredentiaf or d plnmas always hang in his flee.
His tmlt.rs % trealmept are uuknewN to allcthers,
h. rs IN dis con sjs andS n se , xtensSe rVnts rTiy
PractceP than anyotheri Physle in the world "a Yl
I doEseIAAent-Of.the Press.
The many thousands cusdat bisnsIitption Sea nfier
year, md The numerous Important Surgical Opera vns
performed by DR. Johns witnessed by the Teporers Of
which have appeared again and again before III. public
besides his standing seliiemf of chnrctrr aid re-
sponsibiliy sufficient goa tat ,sthe afflicted -
| skin Diseases Speedilyr rCus sd. %
Writing should be hrtfcular in directing their