Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-02
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Females, owing to the peculiar and Important 70
lstions which they sustain their peculiar orr.ni,.
ton, and the cfhces they perform. or. .us,.c, 70
many sunerinss. Preston from thee oopsrsb.s.
limo small degree to their hsppines. aud welfare.
for none can be happy who m. Not emily 90. bot
no one Of these various female complaints can long
'e suffered to run on without isvOlvas The general
health Of the individual. ana ere long pr,.sur,ns
permanent sickness and pr.n.ssrs decline. Nor 4.
ii pleasant 10 consult physician Cor the r.ll.f or
these various delicate Affections and only upon IN.
most urgent necessity viii true woman % Tar sec.
rince her greatest charm to do this The ser viii
then thank us Tor placing in their hands simple .ps
cifes which will be found efhoacou. In relieving and
curing almost every one Of those trOuble.one osn-
plants peculiar 10 the sex.
nhhAsoLps AkrhAcr OF BUcuU.-Hundrsds
suffer on In silence, and hundred. Of othsr. s,p,y
'ainy 10 drasrists and doctors. Who either merely
| taata,izs them with the heps Of cur. or .pvay
remedies which make them worse. would not vsss
to s.ssrt anything that would do iaju.,lo. 70 IN.
ainicted. but am obliged TO say that oush a.
may be produced from excessive exhaustion OF In.
powers Of life, by iabOrious employment, uu-hs,.-
some air and food. profuse menstruaton, the M. q
tea and coffee, and frequent childbirth. IL IL lar
oftener cAused By direct irritation applied 70 th.
mueuOus membrane Of the vagina itself.
when reviewing the causes Of the.e disir...in.
complaints, mos, painful to contemplate the s,
tendAni evils consequent upon them. IL a. bu, sim.
pie justice to the subject to caumsrsts few Of the
many additional causes which 50 largely affect the
life health, and happiness Of woman in ali c,.s.. f
society and which, consequently Affect more or less
directly, the welfare Of the entire human family.
Themania that exists for precocisus education and
marriage, the years that nature designed foe
corporesi development to be wasted and perverted
In the restraints Of dress the early confinement OF
school, and especially in the unhealthy excitement
Of the ball room. Thus, with the body half clothss
and the mind unduIy excited by pleasure, perv.rt-
ing in midnight revel the hours d.sisaed By nature
for sleep and rest, the work OF destruction is half
accomplished
In consequence Of this early strain upon her sy.-
tem unnecessary effort Is required by the aelic.t.
vOtsry to retain her situation in school a, later
day, thus aggrsvating the evil when one excite
ment is over another in prosperity. keep, the mind
mOrbidIy sensitive to impression, while tue now con-
slant restraint Of fashionable dress. sh..,.,.,.
bidding the exercise indispensable 10 the .,,.i.,,
and retention Of organic hoaIth and strength IN.
exposure to night afr; the sudden change of tempe
rature the complete prostratiOn produced By exo.S
Se mast OF necessity, produce their Iegit-
mate enect' AT last, an early marriage caps the
climax Of misery, and the unfortunate .ne hitherto
80 utterly regardless Of the plain dictates aud re-
monstrAnoes Of her delicate nature becomes an UNI.
VIKING SUBJECT OF medical treatment. This a but
picture OF the experience Of Thousands OF
our young women.