...the disease. We should be more in^ clined to attribute the frequency of the disease to the unnatural degree of irritation, -which, in the present licentious...Cytherean excesses, and their attendants, strictures and bougies. The provocatives too, which sexagenarian }echers are so much in the habit of using, must tend...

...vessels by long toying with women, or by unnatural means, as onanism. The frequency of the disease maybe attributed to the unusual degree of irritation, which,...lancinating pains are felt darting through the gland now and then, the flow of urine becomes considerably obstructed, and dysuria, and occasionally tenesmus,...

...life are apt to be afflicted, but particularly those who imprudently produce an excitement of tl<e seminal vessels by long toying with Women, or by unnatural...discharge is one among many distressing symptoms." What do we propose to the miserable sufferer under any form of the multifarious evils arising from Sensualism...

...anticipated enjoyment must by no means tend to promote her happiness in the chief end of the conjugal union. Dr. Robert Thomas, in his work on the Practice of...discharge is one among many distressing symptoms." Another troublesome complaint incident to the fearful habit, is stricture of the urethra ; which is...