Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-10-08
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AN AWFUL INCREASE OF INSAN.
The Record for 1890 Is 100 Per Cent.
 Greater Than for 1880

Are We Rushing on to a Niagara of Lu-
 macy.
 Did you ever go into lunatic asylums Or hear, the wild, demoniac shriek of the sense'ess mindS Or read the awful tale of woe' in a madman's restless eye:
 Short of Dante's Inferno there Is nothing so ptiablv fearful as sHch place, such a sound, such sight!
 And yet, think of it. In the city of CIV York "a city whose activities and responsibilities and nerve consumption are typical of the entire United States in 'his great city the mortality from insanity for the first three months of 1890 was about 100 per cent. greater than in 1889.
 What was the cause" do you ask'' Never mind that just now. Let us look at the facts The eau, e will soon enough appear then. Paresis is, next to pneumonia, the greatest dread of the day, we are told by learned medi- cal authorities is becoming national, unive sal that 1t prevails most among self-made, moder- | ately educated persons, that is waste and decay of the brain tissue, and that it is caused chiefly by the every day War and tear of the roaring, | rushing, frenzied, anxious to be quickly rich ceaseless toiI and struggle characteristic of | American fife.
 We liveon our nerve Nhen that is gone we are hurried into the lunatic asylum or plunge into the maddest method of suicide! The Nerve | s the life!
 | Are you going crazy? Is the mad Niagara Roar in your ear? Have you groundless fears, hallucina- tions?
 | Do you look ahead with increasing fears?
 | Is your sleep restless Do you feel better as night comes Ons Are YOu moody and melancholy? Do you we ep easily and ithOut cause! l If you do, listen The awful cataract is | ahead!
 1 It is for you DOW, today, to say whe her your | mind will take it's place with demons of demen- tia in whose ears the only welcome music, is the l shriek of despair
 l Do you shudder at such fate, and would shun it, get new nerve I-renewed vitality and pow | CT of nerve. That is the only course open to youl Goq must adopt it promptly, too, or it will be fatally latef
 | Do you think you can follow a better cour- e or get beti CT r. suits than this?
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 | ANDREW II OLNEY, Gibson, Steuben Co.,, New York.
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