The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-25
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.MOMAN.,

Females, owing to tho peculiar and Important
.rlE 1WGtIiI1fhf ~
rslAttOpRNhlsh they sustain, their peculiar Hr'
ganIratlon, and the oticeS which they perform,
are subject to many suaSFlngS Freedom nom
these eOntEibute 10 NO ANAL degree to thGir hap
pIneSS aud welfare, fol mono can be happy who
are III. Not only 80. but NO one OF these various
female complaints can long 30 suffered to Fuu on
without involving tho general health Of the In.
dIviduRl, and ere long producing permanent sick.
ness and premature decline NOT 10 1t pleasant
to consult physician for the relief Of these ~.
rloas delicate affections, and only upon tho most
urgent necessity will tue woman 80 far sacrifice
her greatest charm IS to do this. The sCxWill
then thauk Us Tor placing IN their hands simple
specifics which will be found 6teaciouS 10 rcliCV'
ing and curing almOst every one Of those trouble
some complaints peculiar 10 iha COZ. a. A.
HKLMB6Lp's ExraAcF or BUcHu. -Huntreds
suffer on Ii silence, and hundreds Of Others apply
vainly TO drusgstS and doctors, who either mere
" tAntalIGO them with the hops Of q curc or sp-
| ply romedIss which make them WOtsc. Iwonld
not Wish TO assert anything that would do lnjus.
tEce to the afflicted, but l am obliged to say that
although IL may be produced nom excessive ex-
haustion Of tho powers Of life, by lAbOriouS EN-.
ployment, unwhoIesone air and food, profuse
menstruAtiOn, the use OT-teA and coffee, aud IRE
qucIt childbirth, IT is far oltensr caused BY d.
rect Irritation, applied to tho mucous membrane
Of the vagina ITSELF T. i'l't'
When reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints, It lie most painful to contemplate the
attendant evils consequent upon them. ItIsbut
simple justice 10 the subject to enumerate few
Of The many additions! causes which 90 largely
affect the life, health, and happiness ofwomAn In
nll classes Of society, and which, consequently,
affect more or less directly, tho welfare OF the en-
tire human family. The mania that exists for
precoclouB education and marriage, causes thc
years that nature designed for corporal develop
mcnt TO bowanted and perverted in therestrAlnts
Of dress, tho carly confinement Of school, aud
especially In the unhealthy excitement Of the
ballroom. Thus, with the body halfclOthed,
aud the mind unduly excited by pleasure, per.
yerting Id midnight revcl the hours designed by
nature for sleep and rest, the work oflestruction
is half accomplished. '..
In consequence Of this early strain upon her
system, unnecessary effort Is required by the del
IcGte votary 10 retain her situation In school at
later day, thus sggraVatlnS tho evil. When ono
excitement Is over, ansthorIu prospective Keeps
tho mind morbidIy sensitive to impression, while
the now constant restraint Of fashionable dress,
absolutely ForbIddins the exercise Indispensable
u tic attainment and retention Of organic health
and strength; the exposure to night air: tho sud.
DIN change OF temperature; tho complete pros
tratIon produced Ivy excessive dancing, must, Of
necessity, produce their Legitimate effect. AT
last, an early marriage caps The climax Of misery.
and the unfortunate one, hitherto 10 utterly re-
gardlcss Of tho plain dictates aud circumstances
Of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling
subject OF medical treatment. This Is but a
truthful picture OF the expOrIOnee Of Thousands
OF OR young women. r "
Long before the ability e exercise the fGncr
lions OF the gencralvs organs, they require an
education of their peculiar nCEvouS system, COuI'
posed OF what is called tho tissue, which Is, In
common with the female breast and lips, evident
" undCr the cOntrolof mental emotions and as.
sOeIattOns al an carly period Of life; and, az We
shall subsequently sec, theseemotlous, when az.
cCsDIvc, lead, long before puberty, to habits
which sap The very lilo of their victims ere ma.
turc has self completed their Development
For Female Weakness and Debility, whits'OF
IcucOrraoO; Too PrOfuse MousEuatIOn. Erhaun.
ton, Too Long Continued Periods, for PrOlapGns
and Bearing Down, or PrOlupSus Utsri, We Oder