The evening world., 1893-10-07
The SILVER REPEAL BILL.
Continued Agitation and Delay at
Washington.
Deg OF the Brain Taking the
Place OF statesmanship.

The continued agitation and delay In the sen-
ate over the snvet Repeal bill has been the gen
erai theme Of conversation In the city. In hotels,
In clubs, In business and professional circles.
A well. known and prominent man, speaking upon
the suhiec, yesterday, said:
You may not believe me, but I say II with
ali seriousness. that / think many members Of
the Renate ARE troubled with Progressive Pare.
sIs. They have thought ind harped 40 much
upon the one subject that II hns cnused con.
sumption OF tho bruin, which Ia simply another
word for rnresis. The first symptoms OF pare
ala Nre always monomania. A man thinks 30
much upon any one subject that II impairs his
brain or n portion Of tho brain, aud after this
has once started II Ia a steady process to nnal
Pnrcsis and death.
Now, l do not say that all the Senators In
Washington are troubled with this complaint, for
there are some that are cool and level. headed.
but I ran name moro than n dozen who have al
the symptoms Of Paresis. and who would be
judged as having that complaint ny any able ply.
sician simply from their actions.
when a man feels that hls brain Is giving
way there Is hut one thing for him To do. and that
Is to take care OF II and build II up by the best.
most advanced. most scientific discovery he can
find. know scores OF men in New York city who
realized that they were breaking down, who could
not remember 30 well a. In the past, did not fecl
that ~elas,icity or quickness Of mind they formerly
felt, and who. fortunately. acted In time and topk
the bcst discovery possible for their troubles.
They all, to n man, used fnine's celery compound,
which has been declared, after careful investlga-
ton. by the beat doctors and scientists TO be the
nerve food Of the nineteenth century, and the
only certain cure for Progressive Paresis."
1.-THE Senatorial body In washington were ia
become more calm and j%udicloas. less heated and
situprrntive, were 10 think clearly instead Of get
ting Wild and were to use the proper food and as-
sistsnce, there would be les. cause for ridicnle on
the part Of the public and more cause for admlra-
ton Of the great body TINT Ia presumed to be calm
and ablr. II IA hoped that they heed the warning
In time md before any degeneration OF the brain
may have carried them beyond the reach Of ever
the most scientific discovery Of the present day.
Unfortunately there Are many brilliant mer
who have lived In the pnst and who neglected thu
plain warnings which came 10 them every da,
until II was too late. The name Is legion and In
clude not only members OF the House Of Repre-
sentativcs and the Senate, but even In the hishcs
ONCE In the land. The plain symptoms OF bfaii
decay should be noticed by all. They are easil!
recognizable. they include the loss Of memory
confusion Of ideas, often thick ness Of speech AM
a general disposition to raise the inquiry. "Wher
am 7 atr" All these things are danger signal
which nature hangs out; signals which should b
noticed, which must be obeyed or the worst con
sequences are certain TO ensuc. II Is to be hope
that nil will observe these signs; not only men II
public life, hut those In business and professiona
walks may he warned in time and adopt the hes
known means for counteracting the cause Of thi
great phys,cai danger.