St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-23
HAS YOUR nerve G6IiI|ff GONE !?
Are You a Victim Of the
Modern AfflictiOn, Nery-
GUS Debility?
You Can Find Out by SeIf-EXnmin-
atiOn-Read Some of the Symp-
toms, Mental and Physical
KOIa Is a. Sure Specific
for Nervousness.

bones, arteries, VelnS muscles anu
nerves, the observer would discover
that the latter-the nefveS-bore the
same relation to the rest of the presen-
tation as do the railroads, on an ordi-
nary map, to the other outlines.
'Give me a patient with steady,
well-toned nerves." said one of vi
ennas greatest physicians, "and L am
hopeful of a cure, no matter how Sc
we're the affiiction." Said another, an
English celebrity, while lecturing to
his students: your patients have no
more right to lose their nerve when
smitten by disease than you have to
lose yours in the presence Of a danger
Gus operation"
He won't get well; he doesn't seem
to try; his nerves are all gone. Have
you not heard this said of many a dis
ease-stricken friend or acquaintance?
HOW ARE YOUR NERVES?
But the case of the many may not
interest you except in a general way.
How about your own? You probably
know that nervous diseases are no
longer spoken Of sligntingly by any
well-informed person. Such diseases
are not modern, but the estimation of
them is, and we'll for the world it is
that their gravity is more and more
appreciated. These are the days
these days of the swiftest century the
world has ever known-when the de-
mands made upon the nervous system
by business and pleasure are constant,
exacting, almost terrible. Every one
of us lives through in one year
now, what it took ten for our fore
fathers to experience.
Is it any wonder these things being
so-and who can dispute the asser-
tions?-that nervousness, to use the
mildest term applicable, numbers its
victims by the hundreds of thousands;
that humanity breaks down under the
strain of every day living and doing;
that insanity and suicide are on the
increase; that the sturdy faith, the
hopeful courage, the iron determlna-
ton which made our ancestors the
wonder of their time, are SO rare as to
call for comment when displayed?
NOW FOR THE PERSONAL QUES-
TION.
Are YOUR nerves all right? Are you
in proper shape for your daily duties
and pleasures? Are you mentally in
perfect order-for you can no more
have a sound mind in an unsound
body now than you could in the days
before the railroad and the telegraph,
and what more quickly than the brain
feels the difference between debility
and "ability?" If you have not put
yourself in the witness box as to your
condition, do scat once, and self-eXam-
ination-unless you have reached Sc
riouS stage of debilitation-is better
than any from outside, no matter if
the examiner be the best medical man
the world affords.
YOU MAY DECEIVE YOUR DOC
TOR:
perhaps, unintentionally. You can't
deceive yourself. After a more or less
sleepless night do you go to breakfast
with but a forced appetite and to
business without eagerness or we'll
formed purpose? Does the daily rou-
tine seem harder and harder as the
| hours advance? Is keeping your tenn
per a matter of watchfulness and the
meeting and greeting of acquaintances
a. good deal of an effort? Do little
| things annoy as they never used to do,
| and do you start at a, Slamming door
| as if it were clap of thunder? Does
your mind refuse to stay in cheerful
frame, and are you subject to fears
of you know not what? Are you sub
! ject to that intangible malady we call
the blues,' and has the flavor of life
gone from you?
THESE QUESTIONS SUGGEST
OTHERS.
Put them to yourself, and if to any
or all you must answer yes, depend
upon it you are more or less debili-
tated-you need a remedy which will
restore your nervous system to proper
tone and health.
Such remedy is at your hand. 1t
| has been used for some time by physi-
| clans in the mysterious prescriptions
they give for the druggist to puzzle
over. 1t is a modern remedy only so
far as civilized nations are concerned.
Natives of Africa have used it for CEN
| turieS
IT IS EXTRACTED FROM THE
KOLA,
of the most eminent specialist of
the century in nervous diseases, DR..
Jean Martin Charcot, of France, who
studied Kola and it's effects for years.
and is now offered you in the convent
ent form of DIR. Charcot's Kola Nervine
Tablets.
Kola is an absolute remedy, a proved
specific, in all nervous diseases. Though
| but short time offered to the gen.
eraI public, your druggist will tell you
the demand for the Tablets has aston
ished him. Already reports of benefits
are plentiful and enthusiastic. Relief
and recuperation are speedy, continu-
| Gus and lasting. The Kola Nervine
Tablets are as certain in their action
as strychnia is to poison or chloroform
to stupefy. Before Kola debility flies
away, the nerves regain their healthful
tone, sleeplessness Chat bane of mod
ern life) is banished, renewal of the it's
sues and a general systemic revival
follow as surely as the night the day
and ailment after ailment-all the di-
rect effect of impaired nervous force
disappears.
These are truths that are told you
You can prove them at an expenditure
of cents a day for a month. One
package of Kola Nervine Tablets, con-
tanning one months treatment. costs
S1.00 at any druggists, six packages be-
ing sold for $500. Thousands in the
Twin Cities have availed themselves OF
the remedy, and as the days go on will
be more and more the grateful spon-
sors of Kola as a specific in nervous
diseases.
Think the matter over as you would
any other sensible, business PROPOSE.
ton, and in purchasing be sure that
every package bears the name of DR.
Charcot.
Receiver for the Mercury.