The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-13
NERVE DEATHS
THE NUMBER GROWING At A
FRIGHTFUL RATE.
THE PROPORTION HAS INCREASED
20 PER CENT in 40 YEARS!
The Boston Journal Asks "What
the Remedy?"
And Finds the Answer Not a
Hard One.
A Quarter Of All Deaths Due TO
American Disease.

The Boston Journal is certainly to be
admired.
One Of Boston's greatest newspapers.
it frankly devotes some Of its energetic
editorial space TO the subject, which at
this season is of more importance TO this
and every community tnan all other
topics.
Zone hears the voice of the man whose
knowledge of nerves is almost unbound
ed" says the Journal. Saying that be-
yond any dispute nervousness Is grow
ing upon us at frighiful rate"
Quoting from DIR. Weir Mitchell 1t
continues: In some busy centers he
finds that the number of deaths due to
nervous causes has increased 20 per cent
in 40 yeart; that one fourth Of The deaths
now are from nervous diseases. HIS
opinion is very confident, too, that tie
Americans are, from this cause, becom-
ing a short-lived people"
A clear statement OF the nervous
weakness among the dwsilsrs in ci;ics
and towns would send pang Of horror
and alarm through the country.
Women are naore under the influence
Of this terrible scourge than men; and
town dweilers more than country folk.
DS ssoh1 "tA<sN - sAf~ N~-f%~~s =
and finds an answer readily.
Hundreds Of tired mothers, anxious
wives. school teachers and too ambi-
tious scholars-the very flower of Amer
ican wonlanhocd-yieId to the strain OF
the serious affairs OF life. oyer~ork
and unnatural worry condemn q host Of
American women 10 spend their after
/ years on a sofa OF in sick room, and 10
| be burden instead OF "a help to those
VINO are derfest 10 them.
| Oftentiues excruciating pains as IN
neuralgia, rheumatism, aud heart
/ trouble, but more often Especially III
the sprIng) .'tbat tired feeling, Is na-
{ lures cry for better nutrition IN order 10
resist the fearful strain on the nerves
| and vital organs. Tie remedy is known
/ to every physician and 10 thousands who
have b. en- benefited by u, Men and VIC
men " no fiud them elves getting iFriis-
[ bic, nervous, thin. run down ai'1
ai.ing should take Paine's celery coisl-
pound. II feeds tired, exhausted nerves.
stores the blo,d ssith food for tie vast
/ ed tissues, and puri MS II OF tbs humors
" hich resslis from is sta8nant, uii'
healthy condition.
/ Nothing has ever equaled PANE
celery cosnpound Tor giving Iose 70 rec
stomach and renewed appetsls II
strikes TO the root Of rlasuusa.lsul, neu'
ralgia, Diseases Of the heart, the liver,
kidneys. aud ali Disorders Cue - poDr,
tho blood and unjsTfsa nervea Pcor
appetite, continual headaches, ioss oi
strength. nervoSs debility. AID scfosis-
Iosas cor disson of t.ga skin a. tsss seAsoss
are sure =ssGs Of nervous weakness
Pasne's celer; co;upoa I'D VII F9o one
OF iiss '.ru1 down feeling. sbss iA5gi9i
and d--poDdeacy that come from i'~a'
aouTished nerves. tliin, pale nae<s1 aa>l
unaef.ej organs of the bSlf.
New aIe, baoya feeling and the
joyousrsss Of health viii cone wser
psepty Of good red fiood ossitas 70 IA
sEe arteries ard inylgorl-te iiss sysseln-
T.sls Is just what Paanes esiers com
pound is dong for tn-sas@ads oi lfs@
lasn and sofssea tsasous sas1st tie wl'oss
extent of the eogGsry.