The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-06-13
A New Cure for Diseases
of Men.

scientific Investigation, supple'
mented by experience, has shown that
urinary diseases are more prevalent
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 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 generation
| to generation. Thousands of people
suffer untold agonies from their ravag-
ing effects, and meet an early and un-
timely death, often ignorant Of the
cause. Though transmitted Innocent
ly, the effects of these diseases are not
less terrible. 1t is sad truth that the
innocent are often greater sufferers
than the guilty.
OF all the organs of the body few are
more important than those engaged
in the urinary functions. In perfect
health, that great blessing which so
few enjoy, one will scarcely direct
moments thought for these Important
organs and at the first unpleasant
symptom good advice such rs may be
easily obtained, should be Immediately
solicited.
Among the chief and most common
diseases of seminal weakness and
nervous debility. or loss of nerve power,
due to masturbation and venial excess.
Thousands of young and middle-aged
men suffer with nervous diseases for
years and may be ignorant OF the
causes, when little timely advice
would make life's pathway full Of cheer
and happiness. When the first
symptoms of seminal weakness mani
fest 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 patient
grows thin. BE becomes indo-
lent and debilitatedye and loss
Of memory and all vigor of
the sexual organs may follow.
In time he may fall into q complete
state Of impotency 81: total loss OF
sexual power. Among it, terrible ef-
fects may be mentioned weakness Of
the memory, confusion. Of IDEAS, ner-
vous dependency and general weak
ness. 1t needs no mirror; II rehects it.
self The pale face, the sunken eye,
the downcast countenanee, the stoop-
ing, aged formal serve to announce
the victims troubles. 1t seldom kills
Of itself, but it opens the gates to other
diseases, such as consumption and dis
eases of the heart. The unfortunate
sufferer cannot sleep. In that inter-
mediate state, between life and death,
Intended for the recuperation Of the
mind and body, he can know no rest,
or his dreams are dark and foreboding,
Ind the constant drain upon his sys-
em robs it OF its vital fluid.
This afliction may be the conse-
luence of self.abuse or the result of
,xcessss in mature years. AS "man
s but bundle of habits" how essen
ial that he should start right In life;
hat his mind should be full of sublime
thoughts and pure conceptions. All
# you who suffer from this disease
hould lose no time in consulting DR..
)arrin, for the time may come when
'ou will be beyond the aid of all medi-
al skill.
No matter what you have taken, or
7ho has failed to cure you, call and see
he doctor, as he can permantly, safely
nd privately cure in one-half the time
nd at one-half the expense required
" others. Consultation free.
DIR. Darrin can be seen at the Uma-
lila House June % to July 3.