The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11

Nature has very severe methods of
punishment for those who violate her
laws. Sometimes she is patient and long
suffering, but this in the end usually
means that her punishment is the more
severe. The boys who disregard her rules
and her warnings may pass into early
manhood with no strongly marked symp-
toms of disease or decay, but before they
are thirty they begin to feel aged, and at
forty, If they are alive. they are broken
down old men, full of WEAKNESS and ap-
prehenston, unfit for productive thought
or labor-self-made outcasts from society;
without hope or ambition, or capacity for
enjoyment.
This is no overdrawn picture. Look
about you and see the scores of men
hardly more than boys in years-who are
simply living wrecks of what manhood
should be, and alb the result of their own
folly!
What are the symptoms? You know
them, or many of them, if you are one to
whom l am appealing, and one whom l
am willing and able to help: there is the
inability to carry out a clear, consecutive
indecision of mind, dread of mental eff
fort, feeling of gradual loss of mental
faculties and mental control There are
Illusions, suspicious and unfounded dread.
There Is a great irritability and extreme
nervousness with restless nights and
wearying days. There are the shifty eyes,
the pallid, sunken cheeks, the drawn fea-
lures, the hating, shambling gait, the
flabby muscles, the rapid pulse, the flut-
tering of the heart the tickle appetite,
the fieeting pains. and the almost constant
feeling of great depression.
The kidneys become deraneed or dis
eased, the liver, heart. stomach and blad-
der are affected, varcocele adds its mis-
cry, and finally the brain and nerve It's
sues dry up or decay. And the end If all
this is unchecked, is either the asylum or
the grave, at the time when the man
should be at his prime-an active, useful
force in the affairs of the worId-a loving
and beloved husband and happy father
Nature makes no exception; sooner or
later all must pay the penalties for their
sins against her, unless they stop before
IL is too late and repair the damage which
has been done.
1t is needless TO tell any boy or any
man what is the cause of this terrible
condition which has ruined and is running
the lives of so many.
FOR more than twenty years l have
made deep study of this which Is
among the greatest of all problems in
medical and social science To-day the
only problem with me is how best to
reach, warn and aid these unfortunates.
Many years ago l demonstrated that /
could give them back their manhood and
their strength and health. I can number
by thousands those whom l have saved
and there is not one of them who would
not give all he possesses rather than be
again as he was when he came to me.
Their gratitude is my greatest happiness.
for ! feel that in many cases L have saved
their souls, as well as their bodies.
To the parents of boys, l especially APP
peal and ask for consultation. All conf
dences are sacred with me My standing
as a physician and a specialist depends
upon this. my record of twenty years
proves that such confidence has never
been violated. A parent, boy or a man,
can come to me or write me, and ne as
sured that none other will ever know of
one word that has been said or written
and they can be assured, provided my
advise is followed, that a complete cure
will result
If you have not read my little book. en-.
titled "Manliness. Vigor, Health" l will
send you a copy free, postpaid, in plain
wrapper. l shall also be pleased to send
you symptom blanks and to correspond
with you at any length about your case
without any cost to you.
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. ID.
Or. Hathaway & Co,
25A. Bryan street, Savannah
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