Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-05-11
The Commences of Nervousness


A recent article in the Youths Com
panion very truly says in part; Merry
BUSINESS is condition not easy to
define, but the common use of the term
in every day speech indicates the com
monness of the thing itself. There are
very few persons indeed who have not
at some time suffered form irritability
of the nerves and its accompanying de-
preston.
1t shorld be rendered that this
state indicates a falling away from the
normal standard of health. 1t should be
taken as danger signal, notice from
the nerves that something is wrong.
The cause of the trouble is sometimes
easily found, as, for example, temp
orary or haLitual loss of sleep; or the
difficulty may be more deeply seated
and much more serious. Whatever its
cause, nervousness indicates a lack of
nerve force, lowering of vital energy.
Somewhere tap is loose and waste is
proceeding more rapidly than repair.
Although there is no material differ
ence between the nerve structure of the
two sexes, women suffer from nervous
ness more commonly than men. I'M
favorable surroundings and occupations
account for the greater frequency
Of nerve diseases among women.
Farmers are not often troubled with
nervousness, but farmers wives are
almost proyerbially so afflicted. Loss
of sleep, indigestion, grief or worry may
cause nervousness. Strict inquiry as to
the manner of life often reveals errors,
the correction of which relieves the
condition and averts serious diseases.
1t is too common for nervous people to
think their complaint too trivial for
notice and proper attention, though
they secretly worry about their con-
dition.
Oyerwork does not kill, but overworry
does, someone has said, with a measure
of exaggeration. Excessive work may
shorten life but constant worry over
every day cares is sure to do So Cease
less cares exhaust the nervous energy.
for neryaus matter (the cerebral gray
matter at the base of the brain where i;
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performing the details of everyday
existence, Just as muscular tissue l.
expended in exercise or manual labor.
1t is only in recent years that this
fact has been properly understood and
know that the weakened nerve force
can be revtalized and restored TO full
vigor, the same as muscular exhaustion
by labor or sickness is restored by food
or proper medical treatment. Years
of study and experiment have brought
success inthe discovery of wonderful
nerve food and restorer of nerve force.
which the discoverer has named DR..
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer and which
all nervous sufferers can depend on TO
benefit and cure them for it is as rel-
able and certain to restore force, as
food is to restore strength TO tired
muscles.
Confidence in this remedy only is
/ necessary to insure that every one who
suffers from any form OF nerve trouble
will use il and be cured it seems as
though cure is certain of every durable
case, for the doctor frankly states that
there quite often is some other disease
attendant with the nerve trouble and to
effect cure in every case, he invites all
users of his Nerve Vitalizer, who are
not benefited as they expected, to use
the symptom blank wrapped with each
bottle, to fully inform him regarding
the case, to which he Will give special
treatment If necessary, free of charge
TO hasten the cure. We are told that
DIR. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer"
or free sample of it for convincing trial
can be had of b. VanDenBerg, the
well known druggists where full infor-
nation regarding it can be obtained.