The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05
MEDICAL.
WOMAN.

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relations which they sustain, theIr peculiar Or
ganizatIon, and the Offices which they perform.
arc subject to many suGerIngs. Freedom nom
these contribute 10 no small degree u their hap
pIness aud welfare, for none can he hAppy who
are Ill. Not only 60, but 10 one Of these various
female complaints can long 10 Suffered to run Oh
without Involving the general health Of the In.
dIvldual, and ere long producing permanent sick.
ness and premature decline. Nor Is II pleasant
to consult physician for the relief Of these Va.
rlous delicate affections, and only upon the most
urgent nccesSlty will truswomAn so far sacrifice
her greatest charm Us to do this. The sex will
then THINK US for placing IN their hands simple
specifics which viii be found GtlcacIOus In relIcV'
ny an d curing almost every one of those trouble
some complaints peculiar tO the sex.
HELupoLp's EXTRACT or Observation-Disclosures
suffer on In silence and hundreds OF Others apply
vAInIy to druggists and DOCTORS who either mere
y tAntAIIEe them with tho hope Of cure or al''
ply remedies which mAkc them worse. would
not wish to assert anything that would do injus'
tlce to the AFFLICTED, but ain obliged TO say that
although II may be produced from excessive OK.
hAuStlon of the powers Of life, by IabOrlOuS EN-.
ployment, unwholeGomc air aud food, prOfuse
ncnstruation, the uso OF tea aud coffee, and trs.
QuCrt childbirth, 1t Is far ofIenCr caused by d..
rect irritation, applied TO the mucous meInbra he
of the vagina Itself.
When reviewing tho causes Of these distressing
complaints, It IL most painful to contemplate the
attendant evils consequent upon them. It Is hut
simple Justice To the subject to enum0ratc few
Of the many additional causes which SO largely
affect the life, health, and happiness ofwoman In
all classes OF society, and which, consequently,
affect more or less directly the welfare Of the en-
tire human family. Tho mania that exists for
precoclous education aud marriage, causes the
yearS that nature designed for cOrpoFcal develop
nunt to bc wasted and perverted In the restratnts
Of dress, the curly confinement OF school, and
especially In the unhealthy excitement Of the
ballroom. Thus, with the body halfcloshUd,
and the mind unduIy excited by pleasure, per
vertiug In midnight revel the hours designed by
nature for sleep aud rest the work Of destruction
IL half accomplished.
In consequence Of this carly strain upon her
system, unnecessary effort IL required BY the del
icate votary 10 retain her situation In school ut
later day, thus agEraVAting the evil When one
excitement Is over, another in prospective Keeps
tho mind mOrbIdIy sensitive 10 Impre"son,whtlO
the now constant restraint OF fashionable dress,
absolutely forbIddIug tho exercise Indispensable
TO the attainment and retention Of organic health
and strength; tho exposure to night air; the sud
den change Of temperature; the complete pros
tratlon produced by excessive dancing, mnSt, OF
necessity, produce their Legitimate effect. Al
last, an early marriage caps the climax Of misery
and the unfortunate one, hitherto 50 utterly Tc'
gardleSs Of tho plain dictates and circumstances
Of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling
subject of medical treatment This Is but a
truthful picture of the experience OF Thousands
of our young women.
Long before tho ability to exercise the func'
lions Of tho generatIve organs, they require an
education Of their peculiar nervous system, COM
posed Of what's called tho tissue. which Is, III
common with tho female breast and lips, evident