The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-10
NERVE DEATHS.
Tho Number Growing at a Fright.
full Rate.
Tho Proportion Has Increased 20 Per
Cent In Forty Years.
The Boston Journal Asks, "WhNt
the Remedy"
And Finds tho Answer Not Hard
One.
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Tho Boston Journal is certainly to be

Tho Boston Journal is certainly to be
admired.
Ono OF Boston's greatest newspapers,
it frankly deyotos aomo OF its energetic
editorial space to the subject, which ut
this season is OF more importance to
this and every community than ali
other topics.
Zone hears tho voice OF the man
whose knowledge OF nerves ia almost
unbounded," says tho Journal, Saying
that beyond any dispute nervousness is
growing upon us ut 4 iriGhtiul rate"
Quoting from DIT. Weir Mitchell it
continues: "In some busy CcntCrs ho
finds that tho number OF deaths duo to
nervous cNuses has increased - per
cent III forty years; that one..ourth Of
the deaths now arc from nervous
diseases. His opinion is very confident,
too, that tho Americans are, from this
cause, becoming a short-livcd people"
4 clear statement oil the nervous
weakness among the dwGllGrs in cities
and towns would send pang OF horror
and alarm through the country.
Women ara more under the influence
OF this terrible sCourgG than men; and
town dwelGrs more than country folk.
The journal asks what is the remedy,
and finds an answer readily.
Hundreds oil tired mothers, anxious
housewives, school teachers and too
ambitious scholari-the very flower OF
American womanhood-yield TO the
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work and unnatural worry condemn 4
host OF American women to spend their
alter years on Il sofa or in Il sick room,
and TO be burden instead OF help 10
those who are dearest 10 them.
Oltcntimes eXCruCiating pain rs in
neuralgia, rheumatism, and heart trou-
bic. but more often Especially in the
spring. that tired feeling" Is natures
cry for better nutrition in order TO
resist the fearful strain on tho nerves
and vital organs. The remedy is known
10 every physician and TO thousands
who have been benefited by it. Men
and women who find themselves getting
irritable, nervous, :hin, run down"
and ailinG should take Paine's celery
compound. 1t leeds tired, exhausted
nerves, stores the blood with food for
tho wasted tissues, and puriies it OF the
impure humors which result from its
stagnant, unhealthy condition.
Nothing has ever equaled Paine's
celery compound ior giving tone 10 the
stomach and q renewed appetite. 1t
strikes to the root OF rheumatism,
neuralgia, diseases oil the heart, tho
liver, kidneys, and all disorders duo to
poor, thin blood and undcricd nerves.
Poor appetite, continual headaches, loss
OF strength, nervous debility, and II
scrotulous, unhealthy condition OF the
skin at this season are sure signs OF
nervous weakness.
Paino's celery compound will rob one
oil the run down" feeling, the languor
and dependency that come from badly
nourished nerves, thin, pale blood, and
underied organs OF the body.
New life, 4 buoyant feeling, and the
joyousness OF health will come when
plenty Of good red blood begins to gil
the arteries and invigoratc the system.
This is just what Pnine's celery COM
pound is doing Tor thousands OF tired
men and women throughout the whole
extent OF the country.