Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-05

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
The vegetative power. q life are strong, hut IN
Few years Row often the peid hue. the lack lu.,re
eye and emscis,ed form, and the inpossfbi,i,y O,
application to mental erort show i;s saneful infu
ence 1t soon becomes evident to the observer tina,
some depressing influence is checking the deyel.,-
msnt Of the body. Consumption lie talked o.. nps
perhaps the youth is removed from school and sent
into the country. rhi. is one Of the wors, move
ments Removed from ordinary diversion. q IN
everchanging scenes Of the city. the power. Of the
body, too much enfeebIed to give rest 10 he,tbfu,
and rural exercise, thoughts are turned inward.
upon themselves
Ii tie patient be sfcmsIe, the approach Of the
nensss is looked for with anxiety as the frs. .ymp
tom in which Nature ia to show her saving power 4,
diusing the circulation and visiting the cheek win
the bloom Of health Alas increase % apostle hs-
grown by what fed on: the energies Of the system
are Frustrated, and the whols economy is aeraneaa
The beautiful an wonderful period in which bod,
and mind undergo 80 fascinating a change from
child to woman,is looked for In vain the parent.
heart tleeds in anxiety, snd rancies the grave bar
waiting for its victim
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT UCuu.
FOX WITNESS.
Arising from excuses or incisorstiou, attended
With the following symptoms:
Indispos,ion to Exertion.
Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory,
Difficulty of breathing
Genera, wosknes-,
Horror Of Disease,
Weak Nerves.
Trembling.
Dreadful Herror Of Death.
Night sweats,
| Cold Feet,
| wakefuiaOss.
Dimne.. OF Vision.
Lsnguor,
| Universal Lassi'ude of the Muscular System,
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Symptoms.
Hot Hands.
| Flushing Of the Body,
| Dryne-, Of the skin,
| Paliic Corntenance and Eruption on the Face.
| Pain in the Back,
| Heavisess Of the Eyelids,
Frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes.
with Temporary sufuson aud Loss Of Sight.
Want of Attention,
Great Mobility,
Res;lessuess, with Horror Of Society
Nothing /. more desirable to sach patients than
Solitude, and nothing they mere dread. FOR Fear Of
Themselves; no Repose Of Manner, no Earpestne.s
10 Speculation, but a hurried Transition from one
question to another.
| These symptoms, II allowed 70 20 on-which this
Medicine Invariably removes-soon follow Loss o
Power, Faulty, and EpiIeptc Fits. in one Of which
the patient may expire
During the superintendencs Of Or. Wilson a, the
Bloomingialc Asylum, this sad result occurred 10
wo patients; reason had for q time left them. ana
both died Of epilepsy They were Of both sexes and
| shout twenty years o! age.
Who can say that these excuses are not frequent
iy followed by those dire.ul diseases Insanity and
ConsumptonS The records of the Insane Asylums,
and the mel sncholy deaths By Consumption, bear
ample w.nes s TO the truth Of these assertions. In
Luns:;c Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears The countenance is actually soddep and
quite destitute-neither firth or Grief ever visit.
it. Should q sound Of the voice occur, Il Is rarely
! arliculste.
| .With voeful measures wan pespsir
| Low suiieu sounds their grief beguiled"
Whilst We regret the existence Of the above