National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-11-26
MAN HOOD.

IN THE YOUNG AND RISING GFNFp
L alton, the yegetative powers OF life are
strong. but i'll a few years how often the palhd
hue, the lack-lustre eye and emaciated form
and the inipossibility of application To mental
effort. show its banetul influence. Ii soon L..
comes evident to the observer that some de-
pressing influence is checking the development
OF the body. Consumption is talked oil. and
perhaps the youth is removed from school spd
sent into IL e country. This is one of the worst
movements. Removed from ordinary diver.
sions of the ever changing scenes of the tity
the powers of the body too much enfteLled ~
give zest to healthful and rural exercise TN,
thoughts are turned inwards upon thenisalv.g
1t the patient be female, the approach a.,
the menses is looked for with anxiety. as tLa
first symptom in which Nature is to show, her
saving power in diiiusing the circulation and
visiting the cheek with the bloom of health
Alas! increase of appetite has grown hy wbat
il fed on the energies of the system arr rr,,s
trated. and the whole economy il deranraa -
| The beautiful and wonderful pe:iod in which
| body and mind undergo so fasciuatingaclla ,,,.
| from child to woman, is looked for in Vail,
! the parents heart bleeds in anxiety, anu nm
cies the grave but waiting for its victim
! HEIMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU, for WeaLra.s
! arising from excuses or early indiscretio. f..
! tended with the following symptoms: lads.
position to ExertiOn, Loss of Power Los of
Memory, Difficulty of Beashng, General
| Weakness, Horror of Disease, Weak Nerve.
Trembling. Dreadful Horror of Death Night
| Sweats Cold feet, Wakefulness, Dinness of
| Vision, Languor, Universal Lassitude of the
Muscular system. Often Enormous Appetite
with Dyspeptic symptoms, Hot Hands. Flush.
ing of the Body. Dryness of the Skin. pahi
COuntenance and Eruptions on the Face Palu
in the Back. Heavness of the Eyelids tle-
quently Black Spots FLYING before the Ewes.
with Temporary Suitusion and Loss of sight
Want of Attention. Great Mobility, Rcstlc-,
ness, with Horror of Society. Nothing l. nor.
desirable to such patients than Solitude. and
nothing they more dread, for Fear Of Them
selves no Repose of Manner, no farneotncss,
no Speculation, but "A hurried transition from
one question to another.
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on-whicl
tins Medicine invariably remoVes-soon follow
Loss of Power. Fatuity and Epileptc Fits in
one of which the patient may expire.
During the Supcrintendeucc of DIR. Wilson
at the Bloomingdalc Asylum, this sad result
occurred to two patients; reason Tor tim,
left them and both died of Epiepsv. The,
were OF both aeXcs, and about twenty years d
! age.
Who ca say that these excuses are no
frequently followed 10y those direful dIsp.t,,-
Insanity and Consumption The records o
the Insane AsFlUmsan the Melancholy Death
: hv Consumption, bear ample witness TO tn
truth OF these assertions. In luuatic Asylum
the most melancholy exhibition appears Th
couuteuance l. actually sodden and quite de-
. titut Neither Mirth Or Grief ever visits it f.
shoui a sound of the voice occur, it l. rarcl
, articul ttc
with wocful measures wan Despair
Low -ulleu sounds their grief beguilcd"
Whilst We regret the existence Of the ahoy
! diseases and symptoms. We are prepared I
: offer an invaluable gilt of chemistry for Il
removal OF the consequences. NfiMnoLb'
llIGHLf CONCENTRArEp FIrb EXTRACT o
:. BucHr. There /. 40 tonic like 10. /, is aH Al
q Choir If hope to the surgeon aud patient, an