The Law of Storms: The various phenomena by which their approach can be ascertained with certainty, and practical directions to mariners for the avoidance of their fury, compiled from various sourcesRoss, John
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The Law of Storms: The various phenomena by which their approach can be ascertained with certainty, and practical directions to mariners for the avoidance of their fury, compiled from various sources
Ross, John
Storms
=SHIPWRIGHTS, CAULKERS=,
—AND—
=Spar Makers=.
REFER TO
Shedd & Farran; Major James T. Hoyt. Quartermaster’s
Department; Lester & Co., Shipping Office; Simmons,
Rowe & Co.
=Yard—on Vallejo Street=,
Between Front and Davis, SAN FRANCISCO.
C. MOSS. D. BEADLE.
=MOSS & BEADLE=,
=COMMISSION MERCHANTS=,
=326 DAVIS STREET=,
Corner of Washington, SAN FRANCISCO.
=JACKSON’S=
=PACIFIC HOTEL=,
Pacific st., bet. Front and Davis,
=SAN FRANCISCO=.
=TO THE PUBLIC=.
No Cure. No Pay.
Medical and Surgical Institute, Established in 1850, by
=DR. J. C. YOUNG=,
(Formerly Professor of the University, Penn.)
No. 618 Sacramento st., bet. Montgomery and Kearny,
=SAN FRANCISCO, CAL=.
_Consultation by letter or otherwise, free._ The Doctor can
be consulted privately, and with the utmost confidence, by
the afflicted, at all hours, daily, from 9 A.M. until 8 P.M.
_Cures always guaranteed, or no pay required._
=Seminal Weakness=.
I am aware that by dwelling upon so uninviting a subject as the decay
of manly vigor through the loss of the vital principle of life, the
ignorant may asperse my motive; but the desire to point out to those
who suffer, languish and decay, the true cause of their afflictions
is too great an incentive to be forced into abeyance. How extended
the terrible disease of Seminal Weakness is, no one but the practical
specialist, who devotes his time to its treatment can tell; but its
presence can be detected by the most inexperienced by noting the
following symptoms: _Weakness of the back and limbs; languishing
feelings; loss of muscular power; nervousness; irritability; cold
feet and hands, accompanied by hot head; symptoms of consumption;
short breath; flushings of the face; aversion in society; confusion
of the mind; loss of memory; nightly emissions; colorless, slight
discharges upon the least excitement; palpitation of the heart;
irregular appetite; variable temper, etc., etc_.
=To the Afflicted=
there is hope and certainty of relief and cure. Thousands are
annually cured, without hindrance from business or change of diet.
The directions are readily followed. Even a man’s most intimate
companion cannot suspect of his being treated.
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