The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-22
MEDICAL,
WvoMAN.'

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WOMAN.
Females, owing to the peculiar aud important n
relations which they sustain, their peculiar OF,
.rf9utEIIIas.l WsE
Ganlrat!On, and the otlces which they perform,
arc subject to many suGeFlpEs. Freedom nom
these contribute Ia no small degree to their hap
plness and welfare, Eor none can bv happy who
Sreill, Not only so, but no one of these various
female complaints can long be suffered to run on
without involving tho general health Of tho In
diVllual, and ere long producing permanent sick.
meas aud premature decline Nor 10 II pleasant
70 consult physician for the relief Of these va
rioas delicate directions. md only upon the most
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urgent necessity villa TUE woman 50 far sacrifice
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her greatest cham as 70 do this. The sex will
then thank MS SqE placing In their hands simple
specifics which win b found efiSaciOuD in reiICV'
log and curing almost every one Of those trouble
16mO complaints peculiar v thssex. r.
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suffer on In silence, and hundreds Of others apply
vaInly to druggists and doctors, who either mere
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" tantAlizC them with tho hope Of cure or aF-
ply remedies which make thom WOrSe. I'would
not wish TO assert anything that would do lnjuS'
tItb TO the alaIeted, but am obliged to cay that
although it may be produced from excessive ex'
haustion. OF tho powers Of life, by lAbOriOuS en-:
ploymeut, unWholesOmc air and food, protuSe
menstruAtlon, the use OF tea and coffee, and fire.
qusut childbirth, itis tar oFteneF caused by d.
rest Irritation, applied to the mucous nsmOranc
Of the vagina itSOlt. .rtIp "l-. g
when reviewing the causes Of these distressing
complaints, 1t 10 most painful 10 contemplate the
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attendant evils consequent upon them It is but
simple justice 10 the subject TO snumsrato = fsw
Of tho many additional causes which 80 largely
ahect the life, health, and happiness Of woman In
al classes of society, and which, consequently
Affect more or less directly, the welfare Oft hseh
tire human nmily. The mania that exists fOs
precocIous education and marriage, causes the
years that nature designed for corporal develop
ment to DO wasted and perverted in thSrestraintS'
Of dress, the early confinement Of school, aud
especially in the unhealthy excitement Of the
ballroom. Thus, with tho body hAlEclothed,
and the mind unduly excited by pleasure, per-
verting in midnight reVel the hours designed by
nature for sleep aud rest, tho work of destruction
is half accomplished. ''
/ In consequence Of this early strain upon her
system, unnecessary effort Is required BY the del;
icate yotary to retain her situation in school at
later day, thus sgEraVattng the evil. When one
excitement Is over, another in prospective keepS
the mind morbidly sensitive to Impression, while
the now constant restraint Of fashionable dress,
absolutely iOrblddIng the exercise indispensable
to the attainment and retention Of organic health
and strength; the exposure to night air: the sud-
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don change Of temperature; the complete pros.
tratIou productivity excessive dancing, must, OF
necessity, produce their legitimate effect. At
last, an early marriage caps the climax OF misery,
and the unfortunate one, hitherto 40 utterly re.
EardIcsS OF the plain dictates aud circumstances
Of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling
subject of medical treatment This iS bnt q
truthful picture of The experience Of thousands
OF our young women. sinani. o
Long before tho ability 10 exercise tho f'inc.
tious Of tho gsnsratIye organs, they require an
education OF their peculiar nervous system, com
posed Of what's called he'tissue, which is, In
common with the female breast and llps, evident.
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