The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-11-21
THE BEST" SYRINGE.
The "BEST sly KINGE.
It's Super or Qualities, and
Directions for Its Use, To-
gether with a Common
Sense Talk for Wo-

men
| This little folder is written il
behalf Of suffering women; in fact
it is a woman's folder. 1t is writ
ten by physician seventy years o
age, who has given tJrty years o
his life to the study Of women'
diseases, their causes, and best mean,
of cure. For thirty years of thi,
time he made speciality oftreatins
these diseases. During all this
time ne felt that he was working Al
a disadvantage by reason of a lack
of suitable appliances for thei,
treatment anu prevention at home
After much thought, study, anc
experience, he has formulated al
instrument to meet this want.
TO know that such an instrument
is needed, it is only necessary Il
know that not more than two OF
every ten women are really healthy
women. If this statement is correct
land the women themselves are the
wtnesses) it proves that there exists
some common or almost universal
cause which produce such conditions
among women. 1t is the mission of
this folder to note these causes and
to put into the hands of our women
means of alleviating their suffering.
This instrument and this folder are
these means.
Women and men are destined by
Nature to stand or fall to enjoy or
suffer together. Both are subject
alike to misfortune, sickness and
suffering; hence, what is for the
good of one is equally so for both.
They stand or fall together.
| can think Of nothing more en-
couraging than to see heal thy
young couple JON their fortunes in
marriage and face life with hopes
and ambitions born of healthy
youthful blood. But, alas! they are
untaught! l can think of a no
more discouraging picture than to
see thiscouplethree to five years later
the man dishearteued and the
woman physical wreck-only a fit
subject for the woman's hsapital,
where from six months to years
treatment, at the cost of several
hundred dollars is necessary to re-
store her health and vigor. Forum
ate are they who're able to do this,
and the wife returns to her home
cured. But they are still untaught.
The conditions remain the same,
and short time brings the same
results. She is again an invalid,
and their second hopes are blasted.
Thus with the helpless, innocent
whom she loves more than
her life, the mother continues to
drag out her dreary existence in an
effort to care for them until the
pitying hand of Il kind Providence
relieves her suffering in an untimely
grave.
But again, alas! What of the
poor classes who must toll through
all of their suffering for daily bread?
Women Of America, have you seen
such, and do you think the man
suffers none in all this? Verify,
they are one, and must stand or fall
together. But to the causes of all
this trouble. Cleanliness is next to
Godliness. In the matter of health
it stands pre-eminent and first.
These "female diseases" are essen
tally filth diseases. DO not let this
radical statement put you out, but
read on. These diseases being SEX
ual, they affect the sexual organs.
1t is known to every woman that
the part of her organism called the
vulva, if not often cleaned, becomes
covered with light-colored, sebaceous
matter Of offensive oder, and If
permitted to remain becomes irritat-
ing, eau ing a disease called vul-
Wits. The disease, at first, is
simple and easily cured by frequent
cleaning and applications of weak
solutions of sugar Of lead, or other
simple astringent.
1t is also known to men that
beneath the prepuce is a similar
secretion, which, if not removed
often causes a similar disease called
balanitis. 1t like the former, al
first is easily cured by similar
means. If these conditions arr
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