The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-02

PROF. FOwLER'S GREATEST WORK
The National Publishing Company, of Phil
adeIphla, have just issued very important
and valuable work, by Prof .. s. Fowler
on Manhood, WonIanhood, and their Mu-
tual InterrelatiOns Love. Its Laws. Power
&c. 1t is mastery exposition of the laws
which cOptro! the relations of the sexes, and
their duties towards each other, and il is not
asserting too much to pronounce ii the most
valuable and timely publication of the age.
know thySclf u was the profound iII-
junction of the ancient sage, and it is the
neglect to comply with this preccpt which
causes nearly all the misery and sickness
OF the world. 1t is astonishing to tiud how
utterly ignorant men and women, other
wise accomplished and Intelligent, are con-
corning themselves. Husbands and wives
constantly feel the need of more light on the
subject of their relations TO each other, es-
peclally concerning the great duty for which
marriage was instituted-the begetting and
rearing of n family.
1t is for the purpose of diffusing this
knowledge that Professor Fowler has given
to the world this work on Sexual Science, -
which Is simply an explanation of the laws
which govern the sexes in their rela-
tionS to each other. He points out the
duties of husbands and wives and disclOScs
facts of which no true man or woman ought
To be ignorant. He lets us into the secret Of
preserving female health and beauty far into
old age, and shows how mothers can avoid
much OF the suffering of bringing children
into the world-a subject in which every
woman is interested, and how female COM
plants" may be avoided with ease and Ger
tanty.
His book is pure and elevated in its style
and ideas, and furnishes practical solu-
ton of many of the most perpleXing qucs-
uons of life. 1t should be read by the young
and old, hy the married and single, and es-
pecially by those contemplating marriage.
1t touches upon questions and discusses
them thoroughly, i'll which every married
person is interested. The advice which il
gives to unhappy or indifferent husbands
and wives is sound and practical, and its
warnings to those Who seek to promote pleas
ure at the expense of health ought TO he
read by every one. The terrible practice of
regulating the size OF families, " which pre-
walls i'll many parts of Oul country, Il shown
in its true light, and we commend the
chapters concerning it to every husband and
wife.
All friends of morality and purity in So
cial life will hail the advent of Professor
towlers book with delight, and those who
seek information upon the curious and tragic
features of domestic life, those who would
study human nature stripped of its marks
and disguises, Will find this volume the best
handbook i'll existence. Young men who
value their domestic happiness, should not
fail to read his remarks on the subject of Sc
| lecting a wife, as the information it con
t2ins is beyond value.
! The book is a real blessing to the public,
and will be regarded such by all who
read it. The low price at which it is issued
brings II within the reach of all, and every
person who wants to arrive at = proper uu-
derstanding of the true relations of the
sexes, should procure copy. Ii is sold by
subscription only, and agents are wanted in
every county.