The Labor enquirer., 1883-04-07

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view is being taken of the subject
the physician who devOteS himSpIt
ing the afflicted, and saving them f
than death, is no less. a pIiIantbro
benefactor to his race than the ,
physician who by close application
anyiOther branch of his profession
tunately for humanity, the day i,
when the false philanthropy that c,
the victims of folly or crime, like t
under the Jewish law, to die untar
passed away.
A FEW REASON,
Why you should try the ceIebra
Wagner's methods Of:cure:
l. DR.. H. Wagner is a natural ph
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The greatest living pIlre
2. Few can excel you as. a doctor
The worlds greatest physic
8. You are wonderfully pr6fcfe
knowledge of diseases and mediti
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4. The afflicted find ready reli
presence. DR.. ,
5. .Dr. II. Wagner isa regular gra
Bellevue hospital, New York dix
very extensive hospital practice,
Oughly posted on all branches of
science, especially on chronic disc
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6. DR.. II. Wagner has immort
self by his wonderful discovery
remedies for private and sexual
Virginia City Chronicle.
Z. Thousands of inHaIidS flock
SAN Francisco Chronicle.
8. The doctors long experieh.
ialist should render him Very>
Rocky Mountain News.
DR.. H. Wagner has had entire K
Medical and Surgical institute 1
year, heretofore known as DR.. 81
343 Larimer street, Denver Cold
Plain Facts Plainly i
At one time the discussion d
vice was entirely avoided by tn.
and medical works of but a fej
would hardly mention it.
TG-day,the physician is of a d.
ion; he is aware that it is his du
able Though it may be-tO handI
without gloves, and speak DIai
and intelligent parents and gu
thank him for doing 50.
The results attending this del
were formerly not understood, 0
estimated; and no Importance b
to subject which by its nature
vite close investigation, it wa,
nOred.
The habit is generally contr
young while attending school;
IONS through their example, ma
bic for it, or it may be acquired
dent The excitement once eXr
practice will be repeated aga
until at last the habit becomes
pleteIy ensIaveS its victim. Nj
yOus Affections are usually thpp
of self abuse. Among the mi
may be mentioned iaSSitudp,
iTaScibility Of temper,rand geI
The boy seeks SeCIuslGn, and I
the sports Of his companions.
Young man, he will be little I
pany with the other sex, and is
eeXCeediug and annoying baShfl
presence. LaSriViOuS dreams.
eruptions on the face, ETC.. al
nent symptoms.
If tie practice is violently
more serious disturbances take
palpitatiOnS Of the heart, or pp
SiOns, are experienced, and tn,
fail intO a complete state Of
finally, death relieves him.
TO all those engaged in this d
tice, L would say, first Df all, $
make every pOSSibleeffOTt to dc
fail, if your nervous system
much. shattered, and cOnseQup
power broken. take some npr
you in your effort. Having
from the habit, l would furthr
to 90 through a TeguIarC0ursc
for it lis a great mistake, to Su
one MAY for some time-be it
give himself up to this fascin
gerOub excitement without
some of its evil consequences
time. The number Of young
inCap&Citated to fill the duti.
Wedlock is aIarmingIy large,
such cases this unfortunate
things can be traced to the
abuse, which had been aban,
fore. Indeed, a few months
habit IS often sufficient to inc
rhwa in later years, and | hay
cases under treatment at thel
Young Men
Who may be suffering from