The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-05-30

mented by experiences, has shown
that urinary diseases are more prev
alent and destructive in 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 to 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 gen.
Grafton to generation. Thousands
of people suffer untold agoniee
from their ravaging effects, and
meet an early and untimely death,
often ignorant of the cause. Though
transmitted innocently, the effects
of these diseases are not less terri.
BILE. 1t is a sad truth that the in.
nocent are often greater sufferers
than the guilty.
OF all the organs of the body few
are more important than those en-.
gagged in the urinary functions. In
perfect health, that great blessing
which so few enjoy, one will scarce.
ly direct moments thought to
these important organs and at the
FIRST unpleasant symptom good ad.
vice. such as may be easily obtained
should be Immediately solicited.
Among the chief and most com.
! mon diseases is seminal weakness
| and nervous debility, or loss Of
nerve power, due to masturbation
and venial excuses. Thousands
of young and middle-aged men
suffer with nervous diseases fol
years and may be ignorant of the
causes, when a little timely advice
| would make life's pathway full Of
cheer and happiness. When the
first symptoms of seminal weakness
manifest themselves the sufferer il
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 debilitated
and loss of memory and all vigo1
of the sexual organs may follow
In time he may fall into complete
state of impotency-total loss o
sexual power. Among its terrible
effects may be mentioned weakness
of the memory, confusion of ideas
nervous dependency and genera
weakness. 1t needs no mirror; i
reflects itself. The pale face, tn
sunken eye, the downcast counte
nance, the STOPPING, aged formal
serve to announce the victim
troubles. 1t seldom kills of itself
but it opens the gates to other dis
eases, such az consumption ane
diseases of the heart. The unfortu
nate sufferer cannot sleep. In tina
intermediate state, between life ant
death, intended for the recuperatiol
Of the mind and body, he Cal
know no rest, for his dreams ar
dark and forebeding, and the con
stant drain upon his system robs
Of it's vital fluid.
/ This affection may be the conse
quence of self-abuse or the result
of excuses in mature years. A
imam is but bundle of habits,
how essential that he should star
right in life; that his mind shoul
be full of sublime thoughts an
pure conceptions. All of you VIII
suffer from this disease should los
no time in consulting DR.. Darrir
for the time may come when yo
will be beyond the aid Of all medi
cal skill.
j No matter what you have taker
or who has failed to cure you, Ca
and see the doctor, as he can pei
manently. safely and privately cur
in one-half the time and at one
half the expense required by others
Consultation free.
DR.. Darrin can be seen at the A
turas hotel, HALEY, May 23d I
June 9Th.