Arizona republican., 1890-05-20
DISEASES OF MEN. It's Prevalence, Cause and Danger, Treatment and
 Cure Warranted
BY DIR. MacLEN.NAN.

Scientific investigation supplemented by e1- | perience, has shown that urinary diseases are
 more prevalent and destructive to life, health
 and happiness than any other class known to
 the medical fraternity. They are not confined | to the low and degraded portions of humanity,
 as many suppose, but are found among the pure
 in heart, the innocent, the truly pious and wealthy.
 | Many of them are transmitted froIn parent to
 children, from generation to generation. Thous-
 ands of people suffer untold agonies from their
 ravaging effects, and meet an early and untme- | ly death often ignorant of the cause. Though | transmitted innocently, the effects Of these diseases are not less terrible. It is sad truth
 that the innocent often greater sufferers | than the guilty.
 Of all the organs of the body few are more | important or worthy of attention than those
 engaged in the urinary functions. In perfect
 health-that gr, at blessing that so few enjoy
 one will scarcely direct a moments thought to these important organs, and at the first un. pleasant symptoms good advice, such as may
 easily be obtained, should immediately be | solicited.
 This affliction may be the consequence of self
 abuse, or the result of excesses in mature years,
 or it may be caused by impaired assimilation of food, or result from some previous sickness; or |
 too close application to business, worry and
 anxiety, as well as excessive drinking and the use of tobacco.
 The causes are so numerous and the treat
 ment so varied, that it requires the closest per sonal examination and chemical and microscO- pie analysis in order to make correct diagnosis,
 without which the treatment Is mere guess work; ; hence the folly of wasting time by sending
 East or to other distant parts for advertised
 specifies, or to so.called doctors who would have you believe that they can understand all
 the bearings of your case, without ever seeing you, or making a personal examination. Mi croscopic examination of the urine must be
 made within a few hours after voiding the urine, and chemical analysis must be made both before and after reaction sets in. All of you who suffer in this, or any way
 should lose no time in consulting Dr. MacLen-
 nan, who is located for short time in Phgnix,
 at the Monihon building. He can permanently
 safely and privately cure you in onehalf the time required by others. Consultation free and
 cures guaranteed by an entirely new method. Among the chief and most common of dis eases is seminal weakness and nervous debility
 and venereal excesses. Thousands of young, middle aged and old men suffer with nervous diseases for years and may be ignorant of the cause, when little timely advice would make | lifes pathway full of cheer and happiness. When the first symptoms of seminal weakness
 manifest themselves, the sufferer is noticed to become dull and mOrose and is troubled with | indigestion, though the appetite may remain good; but the strength vanishes and the pa | tent grows thin. He becomes indolent and debilitated and loss of memory and all yigor of | the sexual organs may follow.
 | In time he may fall into complete state of | impotence-total loss of sexual power, Among | it's terrible effects may be mentioned weakness
 of the memory, confusion of ideas, nervous
 ness, despondency and general weakness. It
 needs no mirror; it reflects itself The pale face, the sunken eye, the dOwncast cOuntenance,
 the stooping, aged form, all serve to announce
 the victims troubles. It seldom kills of itself, but it opens the door to other diseases, such as consumption and diseases of the heart. The unfortunate sufferer cannot sleep. In that in termediate state between life and death in tended for 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 it of it's vital fluid.