The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

hsr son-what Does Il Mesns
Not long ago weeping mother called "a
bid goodbye 70 her only son who was soon
70 be executed
Woman" he exclaimed, IN momentary
frenzy, "Woman, / would never b. ,
been here had you done your duty by me
when I was young!''
| This was terrible parting! Il horridsd
me spectators, IL nearly craxod the con-
science striker mother.
er's influence in the molding Of the charac-
YER o. her Offspring. But how often, Oh,
responsibility
During recent trip on tho rail the writer
made tne acquaintance Of pr. A. J. Bene-
who has made study OF human develop
ment. Referring TO the murderous Tendency
o. the times, we asked that eminent man Il
the outlook was not discouragingi
IT looks 70" be said, but ! fancy We
have . cause and the remedy for such evils.
In my professional career have found by
hard study that We have emerged from saw
agery by development Of the nervous sys-
tenn and the intellectual life, and we return
20 savagery a. We ignore the fact that with
OUT inc SOLID trustworthy nervous system,
We can not hope 70 save the race. Boys
stun dime novels, and the pistol Is to them the
only respectfully glorious instrument to Sc
cure fame: Women read trashy literature
ana straightway try 70 murder their hus-
lands and friends by poison. business
steal and default. Ministers, charmed by
beauty, forget the bchests Of conscience
un every side we see the weakness Of per-
sonal integrity"
DO you regard it as a diseasei'
More especially as the result Of disease
WHICH. howe " In f<A
Please define hown
II can not now enter into details. Our
people can see their bodies, their blood.
their bones. Thy feser see their ney7cs and
consequently many do rot suppose they hare am.
Inc farmers wife rejoices in q big, physical
frame, and yet she dies prematureiy The
nerve can not stand tho strain OF continual
work. The minister falls dead in his D. il.
put ne never did days physical work in
MS lie. The lawyer faints in tho presence
OF the court and IS soon wreck or CORPSE
and yet the work is nerve work. The man
OF affairs is overcome with apoplexy; the
politician and publicist, with Brighfs dis
ease The mind Of the untutored man Is
nred by the exploits Of crime and be longs
over-excite the nervous system and this fact
Kills or demoralizes them
thenl'' =
LET me tell you. A few years ago had
:. aoay Poucut VINO was an utter wreck. She
was the mother Of several children. She
lost her mind and imagined she was cursed |
Of God. She was . farmers wife, and |
worked early and late. never saw I finer |
specimen Of physical womanhood than she. |
put she was nervous wreck She became |
pioodless had the very worst Of female dis |
orders and was in the last stages Of albumi- |
nuria or Bright's disease. This latter dis |
Ease works particular havoc with the nerv-
ous system and produces insanity aud de- |
pair. She was insane and desperate and / |
lear tainted NE blood Of her o6spring with these
terrible tendencies. / treated her for sew
,.ral years. One by one the standard RENE
lies OF the schools failed, but finally cured |
1er with Warmers safe cure, and she is to-
lay strong and we'll Yet thousands Of |
women like her, every year bring i'll formed
md ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS children into the
world. Is IL any wonder that nervous dis |
Eases prevail and that the whole moral
ense Is demoralizedi II that remedy were
used, we would have stronger
mothers, stronger children. stronger men
md women, and with perfect physical and
mental health, crime would decrease and
ociety be more secure.s
considering.