New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
A SUBJECT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE.


lectures ChcSerns Hal last evening by address TO
temen. The lecture OF remarkable interest
profound In thought replete with valuable truths AMI
abOundng in excellent advice While we 10 not intend
reprolI these the whole substance o. tbs ect
which forth the mastery would
expect from physician OF Dr knowledge aud
perence and given a Straightforward plain aud wholesome
mannertiat gained additional weight by III Doctors eloquent
anil powerful delivery there matters afiuced and
thoughts developed which would certainly result
widespread public good commented npOn by the press
large
beginning w tn a comprehensive view OF MANKIND his NO.
Duties and conditions ths lecturer showed concusvelg that
while advanced eectualy marvellous degree.
abundant evidence every aide that IN physical
visor power well strength and
Development there has been marked falling OF from his
pristine perfection Of organ lation
"hs peou lrly the an especially noticeable in
gard to tho
NERVOUS SYSTEM
Of men, IN -hich It pl My apparent ere ~ great
loss Of power Fifty womens prerogatiyeto
undispue. while at the present day
find nervous diseases iay prevalent among men as
among
1--WE have then questions which engage at
tenton and deuln discussion What the Of
nervous dsca-e among men and what {. the curei
As the OF nervous affections their Is legion
living. sspaton irregularities Of diet late hours
work the gh PRESSURE mode 81 LIE with ts ceasaess ro~l
activity calling expendtdre OF
force all tend depress and exhaust the s
they bear comparison those msious and hidden
sources OF
PHYSICAL AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS
among prevalent the present day Manga man
formerly supposed himself possessed Of powerful
physique strong steady wonders az s feeling
of exhau ton la,sude and Lack Of inclination tor physical
and mental Where before he had feeling 0t strong
vigorous and power always really for any
sport he has only Of weakness anguor
and iun This o-ten pacialy noticeable IN the mora
-nf ~ A
after time Thai the machinery Of the system gets warmed
WORK spea that the feeling exhaustion gradually
away When ligat and the days
the tired and eryatet sensations return. ana the
nights sleep which should refresh the ana restore
strength vgor muscles often leaves the
person tired amt exhausted than on re-
tung
prosperity depends upon their clear
mind, lind their mental strength impaired
and their endurance ard power diminished Profess
sonal idents ana clerks whose brains being
stanily active. require than ordinary amount OF
force. often find power of Thought decreased
they cou endure consecutive hours OF
close application o.. the mind. they fad that se thoughts
wander there ty fix the mind any length Of
upon subiec coupled with this there extreme
nervous ana irritable condition dull cloudy often
accompanied by slgreeble feelings in the head and eyes
AS these symptoms there usually derlnge
ment Of digestive The feeling OF lansuo Is III
creased gradual strength and weakness AMI
PAIN the There often bad sste the mouth IN
morning dirl. the memory impaired
frequent dizziness. Persons thus affected
often de Doudenr gloom and depression Of the
r.lnd weakened after time that the
least shock WILL lush face or bring ire
trembling oen ae,det by moro OF less palpitaton
OF the heart
p'tent symptoms portion Of them, is
suffering frol uorvOus doo ty caused by
EXHAUSTED NERVOUS VITALITY
from those evcesses and abuses which must inevitably
gradually and physical system, unless
proper and nvgorang renehes are used 70
reestablsh he IA and strength
These diseases 10 Tar greater ey than the present. Tor
deleerous effects extend future generations 1t Is
often the that parents nrst gift TO his child is weak
stifuon. transcript Of
DIS reton folly which certainly heritage OF
ami leads the child a misery and unhappness
How weight OF responsibility then rests the
suffer nom this prostrat- disease Not only Is & his own
good health his own Life which he caei upon TO
consider leath fo and we-being Of future
the greatest OF all blessings but
ia this busy Of absolute necessity
attend his employment care for hs family and at
prosperity which his ambition dictates The sufferer
debility, the 10 duty 70 himself
10 be he owes obligation u his family and
who interested IN his welfare ne owes as an In
aenah.e right his Children who look to him. not only for
temporal support but for inheritance OF sound physical
strength ana 'th.
I'VE briefly referred 20 the cause Of the present
prevae diseases among men, and the long
symptoms such affections entail let US now
look Tor the treatment and cure Being brought IN contact
wthmany erers from this disease avn In
my practice ognze, nrst Of all. that they demanl the
deepest sympates rather than his blame or cen
Phi have right To con Tenn patients for the
result ignorance should they consider the dis
ease lightly. many physicians whose Lack OF
failure such affections lead them to as
sure patents III trouble trivial AMI should cause no
anxiety Every sufferer knows that Is no trivial
gradually sappng the fountain Of his strength
rendering nervous eneryaed and exhausted and
tells that II should not neglected.
reputable phy who makes the disease speciality
| hafur4 afae Tho
pernciOus practice physicians prescrb
ing deadly poisous Their prescriptions
composed OF sycAnne phosphorus or Other virulent pol
sons Oh temporarily and Afterward cause stu
further depression their poisonous effects
| which are always njurous their final action
| "Ony
| HARMLESS VEGETABLE REMEDIES