The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-11-25

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For. Many Years Professor of Theory and
Practice in a Leading Medical College.
This work, written from a high moral and
physiological standpoint. will be OF univer-
sal and abiding value for the following rea>
sons:
LIST. 1t treats Of the pravalent errors in
the education and training OF boys snd gIrls
from the cradle TO adult age, and indicates
the true method OF avoiding fatal mistakes
and fallacies. Fer this reason it will prove
indispensable to every well meaning Father
and Mother.
I'd. II treats Of the vice of self-abuse-
THE most frequent and fatal OF ell vices
and points out the remedy. For this reas-
on il will commend itself TO sufferers from
this malady and to all who have at heart
the interest of their fellows.
Sc. 1t treats OF the delicate subjects Of
Love and Courtship, boldly dealing with
those false and pernieious practices so com
mon and peculiar to our American society,
snd pointing with unerriDg precision and
prudence to the real nature OF the one, and
the proper conduct OF the other. So It will
commend itself to lovers Of both sexes, as
well as TO Parents and Guardians.
4th. 1t deals with the nature and objects
Of marriage, indicating the Divine origin
and purposes OF the institution ; and is re-
plete with sound, and minute instructions,
not only in the general aud leading princi-
piles which shorld govern those about enter
ing upon these sacred relations, but,
9Th. In the most plain but delicate man
her it treats Of The sacred union Of souls
and bodies TWAIN in one flesh" This d.
vision Of the work is entitled the PhysioIo-
gy Of Aatrimony, and is the most vitality
important chapter it contains. No Bride
groom or Bride can afford to set forth upon
this p~erilous journey without possessing a
copy of this Matrimonial Chart. The SUBJ
jects treated OF are not only haudl.d in az
original and philosophical manner, but in
the main have hitherto been entitely ig-
nored. An extensive practice, and lemark-
able powers OF observation, have enabled
the author to detect The causes and reveal
the remedy for the startling disparity be-
tween the sexes 10 respect to their enjoy
ment OF the marital relation, and have de-
termined him TO disregard the mock NODES
ty oil the ege, and to give the world the ben
eft Of his views on this most important sub
ject.
9th. Ii has q chapter On the Sacred Rights
of on. pring, which starts out By saying,
Children have the right to be born. Alss.
that this God>giyen privilege should ever
be called in question" IL then proceeds
10 discuss at length, the alarming preya>
lence of the crime OF AntisDatsl lnfanticide
in our country, and shows that the race is
actually dying ont through its instrument
ahty. This chapter is only second in i'm
porlsucs to the preceding. II it could on
ly be universally read, and needed by those
guilty OF the vile practices it condemns, q
change would be wrought in our land, at
which all true philanlhropists would re-
joice !
7th. Woman without Christianity, or the
condition OF woman in q state OF society
where Christianity does not exist, is the
srbject of another chapter, that will oe read
with interest and profit by all who have q
regard for the True Rights of Woman. II
shows how much wonEn is indebted TO the
advent OF Christ and the new dispensatiop,
for her emancipation from the thraldom iu-
to which she had fallen. Il contains an ears
nest protest against the unscTiptural laws OF
divorce n so 2revalent-and shows that
divorce "a vincuLo" ircm the bondl is not
nttainable by the divine law, save by death.
S'h. 1t gives in u familiar yet scientific
manner. q Psycho-P Physiological Compare
son Of the Sexes, which may 5e read and
studied with interest and profit by all, but
more especially the advocates OF the Popu-
lar idea Of Woman's Rights.
9Th. There will be a discussion of the
proper e~mploymenls Of women, and the le-
gitimate means of enlSrging their sphere OF
usefulness and happiness, and also a presen-
iation and discussion of various other sub
jetts kindred 20 those already mentioned.
No apology is offerod, and we feei that
lone will be demanded for the Issuance Of
such a volume as this. II is needed, and its
necessity is acknowledged by every person
with whom we have III sed the subject.
1t shows how Satan is receiyed intn the best
society, and how he there works out his
most subtle aud dangerous designs. The au-
thor has been repeatedly urged by leading
clergymst and physicians to hasten the
completion OF his work, but the pressing du-
ties of an enormous professorship, and a We
ry extensive practice, together with q serur
pulous desire that every position should be
yet plainly expressed, nav somewhat re-
tarded him. We are enabled to announce,
however, that the work is rapidly advaEc-
ing in his hands, and hat the Agents Out
fit is now ready, and will be sent postpaid
for so cents, to any one who will engage to
make a thorough canvass ola neighbOrhood,
township or county. For Terms, etc, ad-
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