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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1315, 16 October 1872, Page 4

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Shiilinglaw^ E4q f ? ■ Gbyerhment Shipping Master j ! -hu n Honor:) Judge -Hackett | A..'oumming| Eiq, ; late- of' iNew -Zealand j 'Hi M. r Levjuge; EsqV -Grey-^ * mouth ; J. S. : Wag£er, EsqV Hpkitdka '•;_ X*: C. Spencer, Esq, In vercargill; besides * p yariety of 'others. These remediest may bejt obtained through the wholesale agents, as_ jpbove; pf Messrs Felton, Grimwade and! Co,™ Flinders lane, Melbourne ; and retail through ] any chemist . Pr .storekeeper. Mejßsrs.^it^ and Cp. w^prepared tp receive applications fpr agencies where,: Buch- do mot at present exist. Pamphlets may be had gratis-direct - to pr pf any pf the-agents. ; ; -■ „ ■■'' 'AgentsfbrGreymbuth^--'- 1 ! ' HAMILTON AND 1 NIC H O L, ;■'...> ( , .Mawheta Quay 4 ... . . ,; Agent for Hokitika ~W: Evans; :; s 1 "WHELP TOItfS-- ' A RE warranted not .to contain a singl iXX. particle of. 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Grimwade. and Co., Mel* bourne ; Mr T. Padinan, Adelaide ; Messrs Elliott ;Br others, Sydney '.y iMr JTakink, Auck| -and ; Messrs Youngman,- Dunedin. k i. 1 .:..:• „,:..:.■■':.,. ..'-:■■ ■:. ■.. '. ; r :-:' r : : :v ■ SECOND EDITION ,' SOW: READY: .. . .Price, ss; Post, 6s. > . ■ r ; S PER. MA TOR, R H MK\ In its Physiplpgical, Medical, and Legal I .:'•;., Aspects, •'. i" : i"l' "4-. ' i By JAMES GEO. 3EANEY, F.R.C.S., Fprmerly Surgeon to the. MelbQurae Hospital [ • , -and Her Majesty's Troops during jj i \ '..'•. the War in. the Crimea. . ; r :;, I Agents for. Kew, Zealand-rMeßsrs . WISI|, : , . : Dunedin* . ; ;:; „ j Spermatorrhoea, with impotence and; sterility ' • are subjects pf much greater, practi-.; cal importance than, has been conceived by many, and often involve the happiness and of families.... Yet.hayjß.they;^by. ... ja Bor t of professional prudery, been either 'entirely overlooked by medical writers or>' jvery imperfectly discussed, - and thereby re* ilipquished jjio the: irregular practitioner, br td" ;the entirely unqualified;empirio. In the pre'-s 'sent era of high 'refinement andof luxurious, iif not vicious enjoyments^ and under tße "ni-' ' fluence of noxious plans and systems Of -edu-' 'cation,; instances are very numerous -"for^ which medical advice is required for the re moval Of the. morbidly s disqualifying cbndi-' 'tions about to be considered,: but 'is not : resorted to so frequently as it ought to be. Since advice : is - thus often necessary, -the, ; ability of thbse from whom the community have a right to . expect it, of. the most judicious kind, should \eequally_greatjn A prb i _ yiding it. There is : every reason, alsp, to " believe that it would-be oftener sought after if the subject were known to be more fully fentertained by the dulyquaHfied members of jbhe profession."— Dr Copland's Medical Dictionary, voL II. -'.;" '.'. : . ....-■■., \ ~" The only way by which some of the most r important functional ailments and aberrant - physiological states affecting humanity: can - be rescued from the grasp of the most disj , gusting and villainous quackery, and treated^ with benefit to the patient,, ia by. the scientific and conscientious ' practitioner 'openly-, 'taking them under his own charge.— iancefj 3pth May, 1857. ; , . ; ■; •/ .-. -r | i We are^glad that Dr Beaney, a Melbourne surgeon of established reputation, has hail . the courage to grapple with this subject, and:by the publication of this work! point but « ■way .'6f : escape to sufferers frcici : floe injuiiea, on their constitution, and the drain made on '^ ' their purse by impudent chariatansY To such "" we coenmmdva perusal of Mr ißeaney's volume. — Victoria Telegraph.- , „ j| OND ON A G ENCMI. } The "Ghby RrvEßAkars" and "Tot {Weekly AbQos" may be read, gratuitously, in London, at the News Rooms of Messrs JGordon and Gotchj 121 Hoi born Hil^-wbere and subscriptions will'^be re- • jceived. -„,.- n ; .:.=,-". , .