Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-20
The Treatment is Purely vegetable-It Con
tains no Mercury, Iron, Cantharides,
Or any Injurious Ingredients
whatever, aud
Overwork of the Brain.

One of the greatest gifts to man is a great
intellect. The power of achieving is mighty
power. As says the poet, "The mind FORCES
from knowledge an arch angels spear, and
thus compels the world and sues for empire. {"
Brain power is one of the mightiest forces in
the universe. The men of brain are the men
who conquer success. They always carry
about with them the unmistakable induces of
success. Such men are brimful of enterprise,
activity and organizing power. They are the
leaders and commanders among men Such
men, of necessity, use up a large measure of
nervous energy. They live, as it were, on
their principal. They exhaust the vital forces.
Muscular activity and travel do not prove
remedial, from the simple fact that they
always take their brains along with them, and
keep them at work on their favorite projects
just as constantly as when in their offices at
home The brain and body are not rivals;
they are copartners. It matters not how nor
where a thinking man works; whether at his
desk giving directions, or at tho forefront of
mechanical enterprise, actually handling the
tools and appliances, his brain works all the
same. The thinking man is never STILL His
business is to rule. HIS character is inalien-
able.
For just experience shows in every soil,
That those who think must govern those
who toll"
Now, the great question is how to reinforce
and replenish these mighty workers whose
brains are challenged to the uttermost and
whose vital forces pay out the drafts made
upon them in such large and rapid install
ments. What recreating process is there
against the wear to which their daily life con-
stantly subjects them? 1t is vital question.
Nerve and Brain Treatment.
The world moves, and science moves along
with it. Every year some new discovery is
made which mitigates the ills of life and light
ems the burden of human woe. Medical SCI
ence is ever at work seeking to repair the
damages constantly recurring to poor human
creatures. What is better still, is the aim of
medical science to go ahead and prevent dis.
ease altogether, This is its noblest aim. OF
late years the best thought of medical science
has been directed toward the prevention and
cure of brain and nerve diseases.
Probably in the entire range of remedial
agencies OF this character nothing has ever
been presented to the public that has wrought
such wonderful cures as has the nerve and
brain treatment of DR.. E. G. West. It has
come to be known all over the land as an IN
failing specific for all kinds of mental NAL
aides, from an aggravating headache to incip-
lent paralysis. 1t has been tested by thou
sands upon thousands of sufferers, whose
unbounded JOY and gratitude could be given
in voluntary testimonials from every part of
the country.
The Rationale of the Treatment.
DR.. West in his treatment of the brain and
nerves, proceeds upon the principle that the
brain has its pathological anatomy, exactly
as all the organs of the human economy have,
and the pathology of the brain has its special
series of symptoms, just as other organs have
theirs. If all the varied disturbances of brain
and nerve are not yet understood it is because
the means of investigation are as yet i'm.
perfect. But DR.. West has made the subject
profound study, and by scientific analysis
and experiments has discovered remedy,
condition of the brain and nerves, restores
their function and brings them into state of
health and activity.
Loss of Memory and How to Cure It.
It has been said that one of the surest signs
of waning mental power is the loss of mem
DRY. This is often caused by overwork, and
by some great ard sudden affection. We all
cherish the bright jewels of memory. We de-
light to revive the dear old times, and IN sour
memories preserve and still keep fresh, like
flowers in water, those bright and happy
days." To any and all VINO feel that memory
is failing we commend this marvellous brain
and nerve treatment of DR.. E. G. West.
It may be asked how this remedy acts.
We will simply say it has been compounded
dation of sound mind. It's primal work is
to restore physical integrity. We too often
exalt the mental at the expense of the physical.
Yet it ia fact that the man who can best
carry the burden of life looks we'll to the
noble temple of the body. The mind does it's
best work when the machinery of the body
runs without friction.