The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-11-27
OVER WORK, MENTAL COLLAPSE,
SUICIDE.

In these days of business difficulties
the drain upon the nervous forces is
unusually great. 1t takes intense
thought and much to produce nervous
collapse, mental and physical exhaus-
ton, insomnia, and frequently suicide.
Sometimes extreme nervousness and
loss of vital force is brought on not by
overwork by circumstances hap
pening before reaching an age when
men are supposed to know what they
are doing and are able to measure the
consequences Of their actions. Some
times, again, it comes from continued
self abuse on the part Of those who
should know better. Such cases, too,
the doctorc can cure.
Then, whether you are victim of
overwork; whether you suffer from pre-
sent or past follies, even if you have
been given up ~ being in the last and
incurable stages, do not despair. If
others have robbed YOU do not be dis.
heartened DR. Turbin stands ready to
show you what medical science and
business honesty combined can do for
you. Through him you can Danish i'll
health and regain your lost powers
Pure rich blood, firm muscles, rugged
strength steady nerves and clear
brain are what you need in place of
failing memory, impotence and sleep
essness. Dr. Turbin can give you all
of these He will stop forever the
| dangerous drains upon the system, givo
| back to You n healthy digestion and all
the rest will be but natural and inevi-
table results You will be practically %
new man fitted anew for study, bust
| ness and social life.
The doctor is widely known as a most
successful Specialist in nervous and
| chronic diseases His treatment will
be personally made to fit your particu-
| lar case, and will not be at all like using
the preparations put Gp by irresponsible
and unprofessional people 1t is plain
| ly evident why he never fails to cure
his treatment of each case is especially
adapted to that case and not to any
other. Do not fail to notice what day
in each month he spends III your town
| Here il Dc Of the testimonials which
follows him from place to place rs
he goes about doing good to his
fellow men. 1t ia from Mr. A. Claus
man u prominent young man moving
in the best social circles of Oshkosh
Wis:
Il haze come to believe that no power
on earth could make me feel as | dc
now. The doctors all agreed and
there are u host of them that | was
suffering from nervous prostration, but
their remedies seemed useless The
more Of their medicines / took the less
| wanted to eat, the less | wanted tC
sleep. Sleep grew to be mere name q
vague memory Az one after the other
the doctors pronounced me incurable
| wanted nothing worse or better
than death. Now, | am glad to live
Learning that you were coming t.
town, friend urged me to show my
self to you and tell you my woes; did
and | shall always be glad / did. il
spite of the unpleasant truths you TOLD
me Only u few months treatment
and am practically n new man. an
well. n man strong in mind and body
Impotence and nervousness and sleep
lessness have gone, | hope forever.
This il u poor expression of my graft
tude, but such as it is give it gladly.
DIR. Turbiu will be in ManitowoC
Friday, December 9TH ut the Williams
House.