The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1880-01-12
Creative and Sexual Science, o.
Fowler's Great Work
OK MANHOOD, WoxANHooD, AND THEIR
MUTUAL INrHRRELArIoNs; Love,
ITS: LAWS, POWER, Ere.

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For centuries the world has en-
dea1ored to solve the vexed problem
of tho mutual relations of the sexes,
but thousands Of the wisest Of men
aud women have abandoned the effort
in despair. 1t was reserved for Tho
present century to throw the greatest
amount Of light upon the subject that
it has e7er received, and at the pres
ent day men and women hold a truer
position towards each other than they
have over before occupied. Each
year adds to our store of information
on the subject, corrects srrors, re-
forms abuses, and places social life
ON u higher and nobler basis.
The most valuable contribution TO
this subject is the present work, from
the pen Of Professor o. s. Fowler,
who is acknowledged by all classes as
the most distinguished exponent now
living of the science of phrenology
and the mutual relations Of the sexes.
He has been for nearly half 3 century
prominently before the people OF
America aud Europe as c teacher OF
this great subject, his lectures have
been listened to by hundreds of thou
sands, and his works have been read
wherever the English language is
spoken. lie has been consulted by
thousands Of persons whose ignorance
of the great laws which govern the
sexes las involved them in trouble,
and We may safely assert that but few
of those who have faithfully followed
bis teachings have failed to find re-
lief. His long and intelligent obser-
vation of human nature, his intimate
acquaintance with the various aili-
meuts of which he treats, his vast
professional learning and experience,
and his recognized position as o
teacher and lecturer, give him q right
to speak with authority, and this
book will be welcomed and eagerly
read wherever his great fame has
penetrated.
Sexual Science" is simply the
great code of natural laws by which
the Almighty requires the sexes to be
governed in their mutual relations.
A knowledge of these laws is Of the
highest Importance, and it is the gen.
eral ignorance OF them among all
classes which swclls the list Of dis
ease and misery in the world and
wrecks 30 many lives which would
otherwise be happy.
There is scarcely a question con-
corning the most serious duties oflife
which is not fully and satisfactorily
answered in this book. Such a work
has long been needed, and will be
= ..Ea Invaluable TO every man and
woman who has arrived at the years
of discretion. It should be read e.
pecially by tho married, and by those
who have the art OF children, and it
will carry happiness with it wherever
it goes. Thousands will bless the
Author for tho knowledge contained
in this work, which alone can save
them from suffering and sorrow. The
book is a real blessing to the public
and is sure to be hailed as such.
1t is printed from clear, new type,
on fine calendered paper, comprised
in one large royal octave volume OF
1865 pages, illustrated with nearly
200 appropriate Eugravings, prepared
under the personal supervision OF the
author, and will he furnished to sub
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