The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-12-05
4 TOUCHING INCIDENT.
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 TKCTHs.

The St. Lous express, on the New York
 Central read, was crowded one evening re-
 eently. when at one of the way stations, an
 elderly gentleman, accompanied by young
 lady, entered the cars and fn4lly secured a
 seat. As the conductor approached the pair.
 the young lady arose, and in a pleading
 voice said:
 Please, sir, don't let him carry me to
 the asylum. l an not crazy; I am little
 tired, but not mad. Oh! no, indeed. Won't
 you please have papa take me back home 7
 The conductor. accustomed though he was
 to all phases of humanity, looked with as
 tonishment at the pair. as did the other passengers m their vicinity. few words from the father, however, sufficed, and the conductor passed on, while the y"ung lady turned her face 10 the window. The writer chanced to be seated just behind the old gentleman and could not forego the desire to speak to him With a sad face and a trembling voice the father said:
 My daughter has heen attending the seminary iR distant town and was succeed ing remarkably. Her natural qualities, to gether with great ambition, placed her in Ihe front Tanks of the school, but she stu died too cl"sely, was not careful of her health, aud her poor brain has been turned. am taking her to private asylum, where We hope she will so, be better"
 At the next statIou the old man and his daughter left the cars, bat the incident, so suggestive of Shakspeare's Ophelia, swak- ened strange thoughts in the mi of the writer. It is an atsJlute fact that while the population of America increased thirty per cent. during the decade between 1870 aud 1889, the insanity increase was over one hundred sni thir5y five per cent for the same period. Travellers by rail, by boat, or in carriages in any part of the land see large and elaborate buildings, and inquire what they are?
 Insane asylums
 Who builds tn Iii
 Each state; every coun J; hundreds of private in iivic ua,s, and iu all cases their capacity Is taxed t. Ihe utm, st.
 Why :
 Because men, in business and the profes- sions, women, al home or Tn society. and children at school overtax their mental and nervous forces by woIk, worry and care hryV4 ah. d.. ge. ton and eventually mania.
 lt is u.,, ,lw,-s ,ranhi, with .he head thaf CAUSES fnsIni'y. II far uftener arises from evils ln other parts of he body. Tue nervous system determines the status of the brain. Any one who has periodic head aches; occasional dizziness; dinlness of vision; a ringing In the ears; feverish head; frcqaent nausea UT sinking at the pit of the stomach, should take warning at once. Tine stOm eh and head are in direct and If one be impaired, the nih- CT can never tc iI order. Acute dyspepsia causes more insane suicides than any other known agency. and the man, woman or child whose stomach is derangei, is uot aud can not be safe from he coming on at any mo- nent of ni:nia in soma of IS lnlny terrible l furms
 The value of moderA ion and the irnpcr | alive necessity of care in keeping the st Ill., ach right, must therefore be clear to ali | The least aPprarAnce of indigestion, or nal assimilation of food should be watched as carefully as inc first approach cf an iuvad- Ing army. Many means have been advo- ,ated for meeting such attacks, but all have heretofore been mnre or less defective. There Can be little doubt, however. that for he purpose of regulating the stomach, ton ng 1t up to proper action, keeping its nerves D normal condition and purifying the food. W'rnei's Tippecanoe Tie Best, ex- els all ancicn: or recent discoveries. l. IS bsointelypure and vegetable: 1t is certain 0 add vigcr to adults, V hiIe it cannot by ny possibility injure even q child. The act that it YRS used in the days of the ia ious Harrison family, is proof positive of ( s merit as it has 80 thoroughly wi;hstood he test of time. As tonic and reviviher , is simply wonderful. It has relieved the cony of :he stomach in thousands of Cases; { oothed the tired nerves; produced peaceful eep and averted the coming on of mania fore to be dreaded than death itself