the aid of Chemistry, as well as Medical Science, it has
been reserved for us to present to the public the +Civiale Remedies+,
which have proved themselves undeniable blessings to thousands,
restoring with unerring power those suffering from this hitherto
baffling complaint.

LESS SEVERE CASES.

There are cases where the effects of early abuse are neither so
rapid nor so severe. In many instances the persons, to all outward
appearances, are strong and robust. They only complain of certain sexual
symptoms that trouble them. But let them beware. Appearances are very
deceitful. Let a sudden fit of illness supervene and see how quickly
these apparently healthy men succumb and are swept away by it. Then,
too, in many of these cases, he who to-day may seem strong and healthy,
with the exception of his sexual weakness, may suddenly develop most
grave nervous symptoms, and in less than a month be beneath the sod or
hopelessly insane. Such cases have occurred, and one particular instance
even as we write presents itself to our mind. Poor fellow, he died a
raving maniac the very night he was to have been married to one of the
most charming young ladies in New Haven. And yet he thought he was
perfectly healthy. He only learned his true condition too late for
human aid.

HIDDEN SPERMATORRHOEA.

In many cases the seminal ducts have become so weak and relaxed that
the fluid passes off involuntarily with the water and is not perceived;
also when straining at stool and when you have an erection. To test its
escape in the urine, pass off your water in a clear glass pint bottle
and let it stand twenty-four hours in a warm place; then hold up the
bottle between yourself and the light, and if you discover a sediment
of a +white, fleecy+ nature, resembling cotton, in the bottom, you are
suffering from +hidden spermatorrhoea+, from which all your present
ailments come. Where this fluid passes off with the urine, it is just as
injurious to the system as full emissions, as it is a continual drain
day after day, as well as taking that part of the vitality which goes
to supply the brain and nerves. Many patients afflicted in this way
will notice, shortly after urinating, a +dull pain+ in the forehead,
sometimes extending to the +eye-balls+, causing, as well, a feeling of
+general debility+, as if they had no strength or will to do anything.
If this weakness is allowed to go on unchecked, the mind will become
diseased, the eye-sight will