The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-10
NERVE DEATHS
The Number Growing
at a Frighfful Rate.
Il8 Proportion HaS Increased
20 Per Cent il 10 Years.
The Boston Journal Asks,
What tle Remedy
And Finds the Answer Not
a. Hard One.



The Boston Journal is certainly to be
admired
one Of Boston's greatest newspapers,
& frankly devotes some of its energetic
editorial space to the subject. which at
this season is of more importance to this
and every community than all other
topics.
zone hears the voice of the man whose
knowledge If nerves il almost unbound
ada says Tito Journal saying that BEL
yond amy dispute nervousness - grow
ing upon Is 1t * frightful rate
Quoting from Dr. Weir Mitchell il
continues: SIN some busy canters he
finds that the number Of deaths due to
nervous causes has Increased 20 ser cent.
ln 20 years. that oDe-tourth Of the deaths
nov are from nervous diseases His
opiaion is very confident. too that the
Americans are, from this cause. boc0m-
ing short-lived people,
5 clear statement 1f the nervous weak
ness among the jewellers in cities and
towns would send pang of horror and
alarm through the country.
Women aide more Under the influence
oE this TERRIBLE scCurge than men. and
town jewellers more than country folk.
AAe Journal asks what is the remedy,
and finds an answer readily.
hundreds of tired mothers, anxious
hoHseEF if'ea- school teachers and toe am
bltious scholars tie very flower of
American 1od=vieId to the
strain Of the serious affairs OF life.
OvelFork and unnAural worry condemn
g host Of American women to spend
their after years on q sofia or in a sick
rooms and "a be burden instead of Il
help 10 those who are dearest to them
oftentimes eNcrCciating pain as in
neuralgia, rA sunarism. and heart trouble,
1nt more often especially in the spring.
"taat tired feeling is natures crv ror
better nutrition ln order to resist the feaI-
fun str ln en- the nerves and Vital ORGANS
The remedy IS known to every physician
and 10 thousands WHO have been benefit
cd Is Il. sten and women VINO find theme
selves getting irritable nervous, 1hiu
zz1n down and ailing should take
Paine's celery compound il feeds tired
exhausted nerves. stores the blood with
food for the wasted tissues. and puriiias
It Of the impure minors which result
from is staanant, unhealthy condition
Nothing LAS ever equaled Painess cell
cry compound ter giving tone t9 the
stomach and renewed appetite Tt
strIkes So tile ROOT VT rheumatism nell-
raI@ia. diseases qf the heart tile liver
Kidneys anA all disorders due to poor
thin blood and uuGeliei nerves Poor
appetite. continual headaches. loss of
strength. nervous debility. and a scrofu-
Ious- unhealthy Condition ST the skin
st this season are sure signs Of nervous
weakness
Ealne's celery conpound viii rob one
of fhe ssrun down feciinv. the lanrn0r
and dependency that comes from badly
nouElshed nerves, tim, pale blood, and
unaerfed organs of 5he body.
A aW ltes buoyanf feeling. and the
5eyousuesa Of health viii come when
plenty ot good red blood begins to fill
the arteries ana invigorate THE system.
This is 5Nst what Paine's celery CONE
pound s. doing for thousands gf tired
men and women thrOuuhOut the whole
extent Cf THE country