The Portland daily press., 1890-05-19
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 10.
ARE WE IN DANGERP

CI.ar Auarysi. OF New England
People.
Tba following extracts fIom valuable lecture
racentIv delivered, Will be found of absorbing
interest TO all PRESS readers:
"The people of New England are the most
active, the most energetic, the most successful
people in the world. The qualities which 90 tn
make success they have inherited from their
ancestors through past generations. The Pilgrim
Fathers landed at Plymouth, on a stern and rock
bound coast, and with cold winter coming upon
them. Before them were forests filed with dead
ly Indians, behind them was wild ocean. beneath
them were rocks and unproductiye soil, while a
pltless sky was above them. And yet In spite of
all they accomplished the grandest things known
III the history CT the world, and bequeathed to
'helr posterity names and record of which they
may well be proud"
was this easily done9 Not by any means. 1t
ness, energy and exertion such as was seldom
known before, and will probably never be known
again .R.. Inc people Oh New England have Inherit
exercise them today. But alas! they do so at the
expense Of their vitality, their longevity their life
force. New Englanders accomplish wonders but
break down early. They achieve great things but
are nervous, restless, often sleepess with Never
ish feeling, periodic headaches and dimness Of
vision. This active restlessness is just as true of
women in their household cares ana social duties
as y Is Of their brothers and husbands In their
the terrible penalty paid by enterprise, ambition
ana activity. Are they worth the price?
Are they worth the dangerous condition that
Ihese feelings may run into? difficulty in
thinking, trouble in remembering the names and
faces even of friends, in fact nervous prostraton
which is worse than death and usually ends in
death. These are seriousIthoughts worthy of the
consideration OF all.
aToo often the victim of this tarrihla cond,t,on
seeks to overcome these symptoms by stimulants.
Nothing could be worse. The system does not
ing up. Something unusual IS demanded, ana here
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