The Indiana State sentinel., 1875-10-21

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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Is characterized by general lsnguor or weak.
ness OF the whole organism, especially OF the
nervous 1ySferr, obsfrusti1g G1C ss-avsrsi.. The
ordinary functions OF naiure; he ce ther5 Is
dtSordered stale Of the sccfeti7rs: CCr sipatiOn,
scanty and high-eclc,c1 uriue. with ~ excess
OF earthly or iinoey sediment, indicativeo OF waste
OF brain and Dervons substance, frequent palpi-
tatiOns of the heart loss OF fnsrnory snE married.
irresoluticn OF purpose and inV6.l.ty 70 carry
into action any well defined hTqinoss enter
prise, or % d the mind upOn an one thing any
5ngth or lime. There Is great 50 lgiti Eeness TO
impressions though retained but ghOr time.
snta |,s fncItie fnS5Iei.ng aae SSx a, a32 ot
Is comalonly called a wniI1e-minder, or nckle-
minded man. There must of necessity be In
oording to his peculiar organization. ha6-
Its, pursuits and temperament, which
all serve TO shape the manner OF the
manifestation OF their nervous disturbances,
constituting a difference as marked SIS their
physical peculiarities dissimilar and peculiar
to themselves. These differences, in the man.
ner and form of their manifestation, do NOT
indicate any necessary diference TO be followed
L. the treatment of any case where disease has
Its origin IL physical injury: the same remedies
being alike applicable to the weak as to the
only IL degree OF quantity and duration In the
use of them In order TO overcome the disease,
Nervous Debility, or what is generally re-
gartied such, is as protean typec in its pee -
harities az are the dreams OF the sh.pwrecked
mariner who. in his struggles toT safety, lies
down exhausted for a moments sleep upOl tna
wreck upon which he floats, with AL the sle-
ments of destruction in mad commotion
around him, when the FIRST instincts OF bis ma
ture are a longing for something solid upop
EPILEPsY OR FITS
No other remedy will cure Epilepsy sr Fits
50 quick as the Cordial Balm g s-rIcani and
KIDNEY DISEASES
and rasny other difficulties ar9 cured oy the uee
~ sne Cordial Balm of Syricum and Tonic Pills
II tae we,ery portions OF our food Ere not
passed on, they must, when retained IN the syr-
tenn, produce serious difficulties Lsngusge saIls
when attempting. 10 describe the suferiugs OF
hacE-ache. iDfle nation OF the bladder and of
tbs delicate membranes or the urinary organs
are the resulti the water is not regularly aud
properly carried of through the gidnevs.
DRUNKEN Fs7e-
The Cordial Ba!m of Svr cum ana Tonic pins
IDEAL experience benefit to those suffering from
over-induigenoe in Alcoholic Liquors II COM
the Victim Of intemperance - haeitb I'D visor,
A sdpgie trisl VIII prove il.
OPIUM.
The slarnaIng increase OF the uss o: this most
paruiciOus drug as q stimuiant, b. y1ris and fe-
iuale, and It's peculiar effects, completely de-
stroging the dIga~tiva aDoAratus and -hattering
the nervous SYSTEM, eaeniinsting and dehssine
CORDIAL BALM OF 5YRICUM ANT TONIC
PILLS
OF inestimable value, ss IL completely destroys
all desire for this most baneful drug, & Id
stores the nerves to q perfectly healthy state,
sven in cases where opium has been used IN
large quantities and for q nuhioer or years
SOLD BY LII DtlUSsG ISTS AND " HOLES ALE
AGENTS.
John r. Henry q Co.. New York City; Joan.
con, Holloway Co., Philadelphia, Pa; Seth s.
Hance, Baltimore, Md. E. MOnteuse & Co., New
Orleans, La; Van Shaeck, Stevenson & Reid
Chicago, H.; John ID. PatSs, Cincinnati. o.;
Louis, NO; Farrand, WiIiisIns & Co., Detroit,
Mich: Is. r. Alfred Louisville, KY; stewart &
Morgsn, Indiana polls. 1rd.: AVerT Tyler,
Lafayette Ind; Fl. @. Wagner.
II your druggist has not sos It, ASK him and he
viii get IL for you.
a. EDGAR LOTHHOP, M. D., solo proprietor,
1S3 Uourt ST. eet. Boston, Mass.
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