The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-10-25

| Scientific investigation, supplemented
by experience has shown that urinary dis
eases are more prevalent and destructive
to life, health and happiness than any
other class known to the medical frater.
nifty. They are not confined to the low
and degraded portions OF humanity, as
many suppose, but are % be found among
the pure in heart, the innocent, the truly
pious and the wealthy.
Many OF them are transmitted from
parents TO children, from generation to
generation. Thousands of people suffer
untold agonies from their ravaging effects
and meet an early and untimely death,
often ignorant Of the cause. Though trans.
mitted innocenty, the effects OF these dis
eases are not less terrible. 1t Ia a sad
truth that the innocent are often greater
sufferers than the guilty.
0fall of the organs of the body few are
more important or worthy of attention than
those engaged in the urinary functions.
In perfect health-that great blessing
which so few enjoy--one will scarcely
direct moments thought to these i'm
Portant organs, and at the first unpleasant
symptom good advice, such as may be
easily obtained, should be Immediately
solicited.
Among the chief and most common OF
diseases Is SEMINAL WEAKNESS and NER-
voUs DEBILITY, or loss of nerve power,
due 10 masturbation and venial excesses.
Thousands of young and middle-aged men
suffer with nervous diseases for years and
may be ignorant OF the causes. when q
little timely advice would make lfe's nath-
way full of cheer and happiness. When
the first symptoms OF seminal weakness
manifest themselves the sufferer 10 noticed
to become dull and morose and is troubled
with indigestion, though the appetite may
remain good. But the strength vanishes
and the patient grows thin. He becomes
indolent and debiitated, and loss OF mem.
ory and all vigor of the sexual organs may
follow. In time he may fall into com
plete state of impotency- total loss nf
sexual power. Among it's terrible effects
may be mentioned weakness of the mem
ory, confusion of ideas, nervous despon-
dency and general weakness. 1t needs no
mirror; IL reflects itself. The pale face,
the sunken eye. the down-cast eounte.
nance, the STOPPING, aged form all serve
10 announce the victims troubles. Il sci.
dom kills of itself, but it opens the oates
TO other diseas es, such as consumption
and diseases of the heart The unfortu.
nate sufferer can not sleep. In that inter
mediate state, between life and death,
intended Tor the recuperation of the mind
and body, he can know no rest, for his
dreams are dark and foreboding and the
constant drain upon his system robs 1t Of
its vital fluid.
This affiiction may be the consequence
Of self-abuse or the result of excuses in
mature years. As ''man is but bundle
of habits" how essential that he should
start right in life; that his mind should be
full of sublime thoughts and pure coneep-
tions. All of you who suffer from this
disease should lose no time in consulting
Drs. Darrin, for the time may come when
you will be beyond the aid of all medical
skin.
No matter what you have taken, or who
has failed TO cure you, call and see the
Doctors. as they can permanently, safely
and privately cure in one-half the time
and at one half the expense required by
others. Consultation is free, and cures
guaranteed by an entirely new method.