Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-25
LOW PRESSURE PEOPLE.
A MOST UNFORTUNATE CONDITION OF
LIFE. LITTLE LESS THAN 4
LIVING DEATH.
The Cause Of Many Peoples Misery TX.
planned.

Tho Cause Of Many Peoples Misery TX.
planned.
| Volumes have been written about the reasons for
ally it has been assigned to high pressure living.
hysteria and other forms Of nervous aiaiction,
which the result Of mighty ambition. Of the
| great desire for social esteem, and in short the
overtaxinG of the nervous system Of which every
body who lives in the larger cities has seen many
examples. 1t has remained, however. to be shown.
that these troubles not necessarily caused by
high pressure, but by low pressure. not BY high
strain but by strain. not by intense clim.te but
| by low climate.
Many persons seem ito he surly and suIlen, to
have spirit OF dull and sad resignation, to be al
most apparently walking in their sleep, Is II they
| simply existed. The majority Of such cases are
confined to women. They make faithful wives and
mothers doing their household duties with the pa
tience and resignation Of the beasts Of the field.
Nothing can excite. nothing amuse, but few things
interest them. careful study Of conditions sur.
roundings. symptoms, and manner Of living, have
disclosed to an eminent physician that these tn-
fortunate persons are not the victims Of vicious,
suen miserable natures. but the victims of
disease as clearly defined as any other disease,
disease Of dependency. of bearing down sensa-
tons, of blues of lack OF all interest in life Of all
enjoyment. of all happiness. It is q collapse Of
nfe-lfe without life. It is . most unfortunate, .
most miserable condition.
Men and women who are in this state need, must
have, help. They must be aided to an interest in
life. desire for happiness. This cannot be &C.
complished, simply by willing to have It come;
there must be some help, some assistance. VIII
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CHAs. D. wARREN,
williston, Va.
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GRACE THfsTLn WATSON.
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