Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-29
To Middle.Aged Young Mta and
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Mi0ule.Axed H0uDg MI ana
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The importance OF the .heslt hIness of
the nervous system among middle.
aged men cannot be over-e stimated; lis
power over life and death, and the
direct bearing which IL, has GA human
happiness seems to be recognized; its
capabilities, itsqualitiesan and its powers,
the Importance Of its heaithful preser-
Walton, its moderate uses, the danger
of 7overtaxing 1t, whether through
thought, study, or intense application
IN mental investigation and research.
whether by. the absorbing attention
necessary to the conduct, of compli-.
Gated and momentous business inter-
ests, or by the excessive indulgence of
the .appetites and propensities of the
system. All these are proper SUBJECTS
for consideration, as also the
knowledge of what Is moderation,
what is excess, and when these exist
the absolute necessity of promptly
seeking advice from an expert who,
for q long series OF years, has devoted
his W hole time and attention to the
study, investigation and treatment of
all the maladies of this important de-
partment, to accurately determine the
diseased conditit ns, their nature,
causes and origin whether. arising
from the want of exercise, its irregu.
larity 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 feel,
ing after the truth, so common to the
experienced and SO annoying to the
patient, who, very naturally, wants to
know without delay what is the mat
ter, the extent of the arrangement, the
probabilities of recuperation and the
time required. 100 - ILL. II 30 w
+. A striking example Of the value of
experience and practical observation,
as well as The usefulness of the prompt
application of suitable remedies, is
found in the important statement,
coming not from one, but a dozen
public institutions, not only at home
but abroad, that q very large propor-
ton of those who suffer from men tai
disturbance and absolute insanity per-
manentIy recover, who are placed
under treatment within year after
the first symptoms have manifested
themselves. :. 8H .hp2T 7.st-zg -...l
1.-THE intellectual department Of the
brain has become exhausted by intense
mental application, depriving it of the
power of connected thought, it can
only recover its strength by being
properly fed and nourished by the use
of certain systematic methods. It is
precisely SO in every c ther department,
whether of appetite, propensity or
passion, each requiring different
remedy for its recuperaiion and
different means for bringing them up
from their overWorked and exhausted
conditions. The importance of this
branch of medical practice can scarcely
be overrated, for it reaches even to the
perpetuation of family names, the se-
curing OF hereditary titles, and the
retention of estates in the same family.
An extensive practice and thorough
medical education on both hemis-
pheres, with seventeen years expe-
rience in difficult and delicate diseases,
renders DR.. Jones master physician
and surgeon, who is daily treating the
best gentlemen and ladies Of the State
at his rooms, Nos and s, Hattie
House, where he will treat the more
delicate diseases OF both sexes, and
perform those difficult oper@tfons in
capital surgery pertaining t. the Eye,
Ear, Nose aud Throat, a few days
longer. q L... .15...Eag .5a gs9-o. %.