Evening journal., 1894-03-10
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 QuaIte OF All Deaths Du
to American Diseases.


The Boston Journal is certainly to be
admired.
Que Of Bostons greatest newspapers, It
frankly dsvotes some of it's energetic edi
torlal space 70 the subject, which at this
season is Of moro importance to this and
every community than all other topics
zone hears Che voice Of the man whose
knowledge of nerves is almost un.
bounded, says the Journal, "ssyiug that
beyond any dispute nervousness is grow
ing upon us at a ffightful rate.
Quoting from DR. Weir Mitchell it con-
tinues: In some busy csnters be fads
that the number of deaths due 70 ner-
vous causes has increased 90 per cent. ia
forty years that one fourth OF the deaths
now are from nervous diseases His
opinion Is very confident, too, that the
Americans are from this cause, becoming
a short-lived people
A cleer statement of the nervous weak.
ness among tho dwellers in cities and
towns would send pang of horror and
alarm through the county.
Women are mora uudor the influence Of
| this terrible tcourRe than men; and
town dwellers more than country folk
The Jonrnal asks what is the remedy,
and huds an answer readily.
Hundreds of tired mothers. anxious
housewives, school-teachers aud too am
/ bititious scholars-the very flower Of
American womanhood-yieldt to the strain
of the serious affairs OF life Overworked
ana unnatural worry condemn q host of
| American women to spend their years on
sofa or in q sick room. and TO be a
! burden instead OF a her go those who
are dsurest 10 them.
O tantimes oXcruciatiug pain as in
neuralgia rheumatism, and heart trou
be. but more often Especially in the
! spring. that tired feeling" is natures
/ cry foI b'tter nutrition in order TO resist
tho fearful strsia on tho nerves and vital
| organs. The remedy is known TO every
| physician and 90 thousands who have
been benefited by 10 Men and women
who find themselves gstting irritable,
nervous, thin, "run down and nilinr
should take Paines celery compound "
feeds tired exhausted nerves. stores tho
blood with food for the wasted tissues.
and purlies It Of the impure humors
which result from It's stagnant, un.
healthy condition.
Nothing has ever equaled Paine
celery compound for giving tone to the
stomach and a renewed appetite. 1t
strikes 10 the root OF rheumatism
neuralgia, disease Of the heart. the
liver, kidneys, and ali disorders due to
poor, thin blood and underfed nerves.
Poor appetite, continual headaches, loss
OF strength, nervous debility, and a
ssrofUlous, unhealthy condition of the
skin at this season are sdre signs of
nervous weakness
Psine's celery compound will rob one
OF tie "run down" feeling the languor
aud despondencY that come from badly
nomished nerves, thin. pale blood, aud
underfed organs Of the body.
New life, q buoyant feeling. aud the
joyousness Of health will como when
plenty Of good red blood begins to I'll the
arteries and invgorRte the system.
This is just what Paine's celery com.
pound Is doing for thousands of tired
men aud women throughout the whole
extent Of the country.