Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-04-30

the hearts of his countryman.
Prof. Fowler's Greatest Work.
The National Publishing Company, o
Philadelphia, have just issued very
important and valuable work, by Prot
O. S. Fowler, on Manhood, Woman
hood, and their Mutual Interla.ions
Love, Its Laws, Power, etc. 1t is mas
terly exposition of the laws which con
troll the relations of the sexes, and thei
duties towards each other, and it is no.
asserting too much to pronounce it the
most valuable and timely publication o.
the age
"Know myself !" was the profound
injunction of the ancient sage, and it is
the neglect to comply with this precep,
which causes nearly all the misery and
sicknes of the world. 1t is astonishing
to find how utterly ignorant men and
women, otherwise accomplished and in.
telligent, are concerning themselves -
Husbands and wives constantly feel the
need of more light on the subject of their
relations to each other, especially con
corning the great duty for which mar
riage was insiituted-the begetting and
rearing a great family.
1t is for the purpose of diffusing this
knowledge that Professor Fowler has
given 10 the world this work on Sexual
Science" which is simply an explana-
tion Of the laws which govern the sexes
in their relations to each other. He
points out the duties of husbands and
wives and discloses 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 chill
dren into the world-a subject in which
every woman is interested, and how ''fe
male complaints may be avoided with
ease and certainty.
His book is pure and elevated in its
and ideas. and furnishes practical 80.
luton of many of the most pcrplexiug
questions of life 1t should be read by
the young and old, by the married and
single, and especially by those contem-
plating marriage. 1t touches upon cues
tions and discusses them thoroughly, in
which every married person is interested.
The advice which it gives to unhappy
or Indifferent husbands and wives is
sound and practical, and its warnings to
those who seek to promote pleasure at
the SSpeH Of health ought to be read
by every one. The terrible practice of
regulating the size Of families" which
prevails in many Parts of our country,
is shown in its ture light, and we com.
mend the chapters concerning it to every
husband and wife.
All the friends of morality and purity
in social life will hail the advent Of Pro-
fessor Fowler's book with delight, and
those who seek information upon the cur
ious and tragic features of domestic life,
those who study human nature stripped
of its marks and DISCUSSES. will find this
volume the best hand book in existence.
Young men to who value their domestic
happiness, should not fail to read his re-
marks on the subject of selecting a wife,
as the information it contains is beyond
value.
The book is a real blessing to the pub
lie, and will be regarded as such by all
who read it. The low price at which it
is issued brings it within the feach of all,
and every person who wants TO arrive at
a proper understanding of the true rela-
lions of the sexes, should procure copy.
1t is sold by subscription only and agents
are wanted iu every county.