The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
,INsrRUcTIoN TO You've MEN By
MEDICAL AUTHORITY IN

.INsTRUcTIoN TO You've MEN BIZ
COMPETENT MEDICAL AUTHORITY IN
THE LAWS OF LIRE AND HEALTH"
is the heading Of a circular which We
q find on our table. 1t invites all our
young men overthe age Of sixteen to at
tend a course of lectures, given under
the. auspices of the Pastors Bible
Glass in the lecture room of the First
Presbyterian Church. The first lee
ture to be given this evening, by Prof.
w. G. Mcconnell, of jefferson Medi-
cal College, Philadelphia. The sub
ject Of the present course will be
constitutional Taints and their
Transmission to the Third and Fourth
Generations" which will be illus
"trated by diagrams. Tickets may be
obtained at G. F. Thomas & Co.'S;
r admission, 30 cents--to the course, 80
cents.
We cannot too highly recommend the
attendance Of these lectures to our
young men. Were we not assured
that the lecturers were men of the
highest class-gentlemen of expert
ence, standing in the front of the med
ical profession we might hesitate to
do this because of the numerous
pquacks that perambulate the country,
sowing seed of such character as may
be fruitful of danger instead Of health
o and morality. But, we have assur-
ance, and therefore take pleasure in re-
Z mlnding our young men Of the danger
that is always awaiting them as they
i pass from youth to mature manhood.
~ Health is one of the most precious
iboons. How to preserve it is q knowl-
edge that all should seek TO acquire for
very many reasons 4; as well for ones
friends asone's SELF How many weary,
wasting hours try the patience Of those
we love and venerate, because of the
careless, thoughtless indifference, Otter
- from the very fact that in youth we de
not know the danger that we incul
and how we might best protect one'i
self therefrom. How few youths know
anything of the painful thoughts that
cross the mind in after years at the
s careless exposure resulting in long
days and nights of illness from disease
7 that could readily have been provided
z against had due caution been observ.
. ed even to protect the past most vita
D. and easily assailed with dread disease.
We need say nothing of the loss OF
time and expenditure of money foI
medicine and medical advice, saving
esmany days of after toll the anxiety
for, the future and the disappointment
to hopes, all resulting from the wan
of care AMI the absence of caution anS
proper knowledge of one's self anc
u the liability the delicate organs of til,
sF human system are to disease. 1t is t,
be instructed in this most vital matte
that we urge the attendance of thes
lectures upon our young male friends
and especially upon those who have t
depend upon their own means an
have few friends to care for then
when afflicted. But to those who hay
all these the appeal is also earnest
since they are deeply concerned all
would not become a charge upo
others. .,...
The pitance now expended may b
the means of enabling you to say
thousands of dollars that would other
wise be wasted in time and for med
m cine, and enable you to wear the ros
u hue upon the now healthful cheek, tina
: has been supplanted by the paleness
al disease on thousands who have NJ
enjoyed the opportunities now pr
esented to acquire just such knowled,
. as in after years will be appreciated
81. Invaluable. We therefore urge larl
g. attendance at the lecture this evenil
= and also of the whole future course.
R'i' 80 .------->a.--
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