The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-03-23

Ap0pIeEy.- DR.. Wright says; "In advance
ing life there is associated with headache, dizzi-
ness, dizziness, ETC., a great danger of a far more
serious disease, namely, apoplexy, and it is fortu-
nate if it affords you timely warning before the
blood vessels give way and the effusion of blood
takes place."
B~ackache-Is usually caused by an irritable
or congested state of the spinal cord. 1t is of the
same nature as headache, differing only in loca-
ton. DR.. Miles has met with many cases in his
private practice in which headache would ex-
tend to the back, while in many others the pain
would entirely leave the head and go to the
back. Not a few people have a weak back for
several days after headache.
Bilious Observation-Disclosures is of two
kinds, one being caused by malarial germs in the
system, which disturb the stomach and liver; the
other form is purely nervous, and is due, like
sick headache, to an irritable condition of the
brain and upper portion of the spinal cord which
derange the nerves going from the upper part of
the cord to these organs. See Sick Headache. If
the Restorative Nervine is taken in three tea
spoonful doses at the very beginning of the at
tack, before the stomach is much disturbed. the
attack will almost always be prevented.
Blues, MeIanchOIy.-These are not mag
mary complaints, as some uncharitable and not
well-posted people believe. They are as distinct
diseases as headache or neuralgia, with which
they. are often associated. They are the result
of an irritable and exhausted condition of the
brain.
Nervous Prostitution Nervousness, Ner.
cOMs Observation-Disclosures is really a
nervelessness, a weakness. 1t is the same as
nervous prostration, only of a less degree. 1t
is often caused by such forms of nervous irrita-
tions as headache, dizziness, sleeplessness, care,
anxiety, weakness of the heart, stomach, etc.
Cr0napS-Are always caused by an irritation
Of fine nerves. They are local spasms. The ner-
vous system should be treated. Use the Restor-
ative Nervine with confidence. 1t has performed
many wonderful cures.
DeEiriMm Observation-Disclosures,
DipsOnnania. Alcoholic beverages act pow
erfully upon the brain and nervous system.
Many persons inherit a love of drink, which may
be so strong as to constitute a form of mania.
Delirium tremens is an acute form of insanity
caused blythe excessive use of alcoholics. Neu-
ralgic pains in the bowels. limbs, etc, frequent
ly attend the habitual use of liquors. The liver
commonly becomes diseased and the whole ner-
vous system impaired.
Observation-Disclosures, Vertigo, Reaci-
ness, Pressure in the head and many other
disagreeable brain symptoms, wear out the brain
and nerves. Causes and treatment the same as
for headache.
FIts.-There are two varieties of this dis
order, the first or severe form is characterized by
commissions and complete loss of consciousness
The attack usually begins with a cry. The pa
tent falls insensible, the face becomes pale, the
head is 4 drawn backward or ~sidewise, the mouth
froths; the teeth are ground together, the tongue
is often bitten. The CONFUSION lasts from two
to five minutes, when it gradually subsidies and
consciousness returns, the patient falls into a
deep sleep, from which he awakes with a feeling
Of exhaustion and confusion of the mind. In
the second or lighter form, known as epileptic