Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-25
James J. Corbett, Most Famous Of All
Champions and Motion Picture Star

James J. ,Corbett, pugillst, actor. author,
motion picture star and the most admired
and beloved man who ever held the
Worlds Heavyweight Boxing Champion
ship is living proof of the fact that men
need not grow old in body and strength
as fast as they grow old In years.
Today, although man Of over nifty,
Gentleman Jim" Coreett looks. acts anu
works as a man of thirty-fve, so success
full has he been in keeping his youthful
energy, strength and endurance.
How does this man who is known to
millions as Big Brother, Hero and Friend,
Yetain the wonderful health. strength and
yigor which enabled him to wrest the
Worlds Heavyweight Championship from
John L. Sullivan?
Many men wonder how he has been able
to accomplish, as though by magic, what
TO them has been impossible-the keeping
Of strength, vigorous health and youthful
nppearance despite his years. In the days
when he was appearing in the ring, 1t was
n2eessary that he give most OF his time TO
the building up of health and strength:
Then, his marvellous physical powers and
Rervous energy were easily accounted for
Replaces Outdoor Exercise
With Parto-Glory
! But for the past twenty-five years
HGentleman Jim" has been appearing on
the stage and is now leading the vigorous
life OF q motion picture star in produc-
lions reauiring daredevil Stunts" the ma
fure Of which would test the strength,
nerve and courage of the best of men. The
making Of such pictures as THE Midnight
Man." Corbett's wonderfully thrilling Sc
rial, allow him but little time to devote to
physical exercise and the scientific train
ing which once kept him. in the pink of
condition.
Corbett says: "1n the days when I was
Worlds Heavyweight Champion, I kept
myself in perfect physical condition
Through careful living, scientific training
and continuous outdoor exercise. But since
taking up theatrical work. cannot devote
an Of my time, as in the past, to my
health. So now, whenever l feel physi-
caliy exhausted or when become nervous
Through long hours of work, I Immediately
take 3 short course of Parto-Glory.
~T have found that Parto-Glory Is a re-
Invariably eficaeious nerve tonic and
strength builder and recommend it most
heartily to any man or woman who may be
weak or rundown through loss OF nervous
energy"
$s. Few People Recognize
Nervous Conditions
Commenting on such statements as that
~ CoTbett, quoted above, DR.. c. NJ. Jordan
.ef New York. formerly United States Ex-
amining Surgeon for Pensions, says at is
astonishing the number Of men and women
vhe suffer from played-out or weakened
nerves and do not know 1t.
-Simply because pain or distress occurs
"A the stomach, for instance, many people
Efoolishly dose themselves with all sorts of
unknown concoctions or 60 on q starvation
diet that may weaken and undermine the
whole system-when, the reaT~and true
cause Of the pain or disorder In the stom-
aeh msy be simply weakened or run
down nervous system"
Nine Times Out of Ten
"Ips The Nerves"
DI. Jordan continues Time. after time
Patients come to me and say: Doctor. /
MaAA kaew what u The matter with me