Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-25

s.There Are More Things 'Tvixt
Heaven and Earth. HOratiO,
Than You Ever Dreamed Of In
Your Phtl0sOphy.''
TO MIDDLE AGED MEN, YOUNG MEN
AND LADIES.
The importance of the healthiness
of the nervous system among middle.
aged men cannot be overestimsted
it's power over life and death and the
direct bearing which 1t has on human
happiness seems to be recognized; its
capabilities, it's qualities and it's pews
ers, the importance of its healthful |
preservation, its moderate uses, the
danger of overtaxipg it, whether
through thought, study, or intense ap-
plica,ion in mental investigation and
research, whether by the absorbing
complicated and momentous business
interests, or by the excessive indulg-
ence of the appetites and propensities
of the system. All these are proper
subjects for consideration, as also the
knowledge of what ia modera-
ton, the Knowledge of what is
excess, and when these exist the
absolute necessity of promptly seek
ing advice from an expert who.
for long series of years, has devoted
his whole. time and attention to the
study investigation and treatment of
all the malsdies of this important
department, to accurately determine
d the diseased conditions, their nature.
causes and origin, whether arising from
the want of exercise, its irreguiarity or
excess, and who, from his experience
and practice, has learned to discover at
once the arrangement and as promptly
apply the remedy, thus avoiding the
painfully slow feeling after the truth.
40 common to the inexperienced and
90 annoying to the patient. who, very
! naturally, wants to know without
delav, what is the matter, the extent
of the arrangement, the probabilities
of rec upper alton and the time required
A striking example of the value o
experience and practical observation
o "a we'll az the usefulness of the promp
=, application of suitable remedies, i
n found in the important statement
4 coming net from one, but dozel
n nublic institutions, not only at hom
r. but abroad, that a very large proper
# ton of those who suffer from ments
II distur bance and absolute insanity pei
n manently recover who are, place
d under treatment, within a year ats
~ the first symptoms have manifesto
,e themselves.
J. 1.-THE intellectual department of tt
brain has become exhausted by intens
st mental application, depriviDg it of tt
OF power of con nected thought, it ca
only recover its streng 9Th by beir
properly fed and nourisned by the u
g. Of certain systematic methods. 1t
precisely 80 in every other department
whether of appetite, propensity
W passion, each requiring a differe
~ remedy for its recuperation and diffs
" ent means for bringing them up fro
10 their overworked and exhausted co
~ ditions. The importance Of tt
"a branch of medical practice csn scare
g ly be overrated, for it reaches even
III the perpetuation of family names. t
us securing of hereditary titles, and t
NC reten ton of estates in the same famiI
lbs An extensive practice and thorou
medical education on both hem
ne pheres, with seventeen years exl
Is rience in difficult and delicate d
GU eases, renders DR.. Jones master pr
iu- stefan and surgeon, who is daily tire
'ef ing the best gentlemen and ladies
on the sState, at his rooms, Nos. 8 AM
DIG Hattie House, where he will treat
Is more delicate diseases OF Dotn sex
TOO and perform those difficult operate
TOO in capital surgery pertaining to
'ke Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, VI
Ihe February 9th.
lie. ---
lin WE clip the following from
Memphis Avalanche. Comment
unnecessary
oro The Nashville American aays:
cannot be disguised that there are t
eW wings to the Democratic party" QU
'es- correct. But the American is pro
ND Div mistaken in its pre- diction that
an wing which is responsible for
election of Republican Senator ~
kes live no more in Tennessee polite
his The csnker that is eating out
heart of the Tennessee Democr
-, ia named reputation. The q
" ton of Republican Senator will W
tice far less mischief t. the Democr
l in party than the election of any Der
l in Graf who holds unsound views on
= public debt question, State or natio
- The election of any one of John {
aw- ages crowd will prove that the pu
faith professions of the Tennessee
! of mocracy, during the last camp
,dv were insincere. It will be@a notic
''S, the Democracy of the U MON that
lOO0 I-art-;r Tonposaaa ia a party OF IT