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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1163, 20 April 1872, Page 4

"T _£\, Mu fS ' ; NERVOUSNEOO ;-ITS NATUIU3 ft QVllEi' ,;• «J -i >\ >< : y -:i^-i '■;'.» :■'■? - f r * ;■..■ What- ts ; NBRVbusvESS?-^Variouß'answers. , mighif be given' to f this question, according to'the cbristitutionand' knowledge* of the* in?., dividual 'Strong' healthyipersons/iwheiher; medically educated or -^ot; generally :regard nervousness, as more or .less -/in-,." imaginary; complaint y^jit is Bometuneß : only ; ,beliey.ed tb : be real yvhen the. patient is foundito.be d^ing ; or dead. The best ans'wjßjto.the question^' probably,,; .is.^^his;— i^eii;ow«!?B« is an unnuturalc<M^i^pf,tiie^oa^^s^n,^me^ times- this unnatural .state is accompanied; with,'c9fasiaerable^o&iiy. Wbakne&^l^jss of flesh*'a^d J ibßsi'pf strengthj bttt!ui miost; 'cases tn^re'is'in.theearlieE ßtages'fb'f j 'tiie' disorder no outward sign'of weakness.' Thesuffeters are foundjn^bothjexes. ; they_of ten haveTthe blqom of" health upon the .cheek thej| are : surrounded by kind friends, yet' eiistenge to> them lias no pharma^ for they feel^hal they i cannotjehjby it., f Without; interibuiig ii^ v they, . .annoy other peopleabbiii jtiie jnerest j if .they, encounter JBom.e" perspn • jUnje^pectedly , they feel confused, afraid', and alarmed; thb. heart beats violently, the hand shakes when Wtiting^and tKe whole frame at times expe-'. .riencesT a ..tremulousness. The"' intellect. 'alsoqiSj sometimes ; cloudedj^jthe : memory fails, ttie judgment becomes ijdis-' the will capricious ,andY .tuid^ecidedr the taste vitiated, the ima^hation^brob^upbn un'pleasanttopibs, 1 the' spirits' are'verv-lofw' or very excited, the ordinary duties of-4iffi r be-.: come burdensbme,. l abciety'7isdshUnnedi and .A" Stance S^eCtaCle. -It is certainly stra'tige; but not theless true, that perfectly . jpefspifs in Jhe pniiieJ6T;'life,.^affi"^rm' step adanealthycountaßan'ce, may occasionally be met with^whP, lin spite of possesfing all the advantages of education, religion, ample means, and kind friends, nevertheless. ,are; yipfcimsi.ofithelriervousriess ;abbv>. db- 1 Bcribed ; unhappy themselves, they rendbr other people unhappy. ' Why is this ? What cause hMrOperated to, change, the, cheerful,.: active, obliging, . unsuspecting, and. u'ncbm-;. plaining youth .into the unhappy, drowsy,., Ustlest, suspicious, and gloomy misanthrope ?: Mkny causesi. or one cause only, may operate*, to produce : this Bad;Btate ; the causa riiay be either mental.orphypical, or both^ebmbined. ■ "' A tteriipti to Cure Nefrvoumess by means of ; ordinary •■ foriics have so' 1 frequently '-proved 1 fruitless .thafthe leading physicians now! for'thb' most !j part •rbcbi™end;-hygielnic < m^ns, ■6ucß : as n exerdise - in- the ''^a^ f^ir, ; f regmarl 'h&bit^ Bea' 'bathing, the cold-bath 1 -fnKWori ;o change of air and scene, as in travelling?'"' If all these fail, as they ofteri;do" whatisLte.be, '*'' ! Tke i: diiswer il wiU i be /<nM i b^.''carejitUy 1 perumig the Follmobig WqrJi':^- r " : '' V: ,j i. • "• ' ; : Ninth' Edition, poßt free Is 4d, ' ' ' :NERVOUS^DEBH3ITYrITS'eA^USBAND With Plain Directions . for Perfect Restore j tion to Health. y.~ Applications, fpr.a copy, of the abQvS.yrorkmust be acco'mp'anieifl'by the amount in New Zfealarid :s br other 1 stamps/ also' & ! p'foperly--diiected envelope. :"' •"^; -^ l^-'-' ; ■ i-j as • •••.--ffa COf ;.' ■:. -v .. CHARLES -SENNET,' Agent, Brooklyn! House; Flag-staff Gardens, . ;:■•;• a . ■" i ■•■'■ Melbourne; / ';'' i i! '^ [_.

" Up ! Up, my friend, andx clear your looks '■ Why aU this.toil and trouble ?^ i !; ALL those who ,-are suffering ;t from de-» ; spondency, melancholia, loss ofispirits, and; iplucki .who .feel , that they, are wasting, and pining,- and who,' are gradually getting weaker : and .weaker, from- causes they have ; not courage or desire to acquaint their family attendant with. ; In all such cases Mr L. L. SMITH feels it incumbent on himself to' inform such unfortunate patients, that he has devoted his. lifetime to. the study of these complaints, having been a /pupil arid assist-' ant of thelate Dr Culverwell, of London, who made these diseases his special practice: '. „ In all those diseases relating and pertaining to Married Life,; and which make marriage <&■ curse rather than a blessing, Mr L. LjSMITH. can becons'ulted with the greatest certainty, of; success, ; and with the additional, feeling that t no "chance 'can possibly, occur bftheh\ secret ever'beiiig divulged. V \ } : In cas^-of ' extreme/Neryous Debility,' where the patient feelsthat'he is exhausted" and physically prostrated, and incapable of exertion without . great fatigue/ then" and" there the person so situated should at once consult' Mr L. L. Smith before of a" more serious' character sets, in ; the above' arises frequently from the -enervating influence of" hot climates, but frequently from other causes 01 a more serious nature. . PalpitatibnH or the heart, a tendency also to be easily startled and alanried, is another , phase, of which requires particular, attention, as arising from a most important' cause j those wno suffer from the at : ifoi— '. ■';.■' ' .'' " ' ; ' r '■ " Mix'a reason with pleasure, „ ' And vnsdom. with mirth." But have, oh me contrary, been guilty of a secret, vice, yriilch. has, as it were, eaten into tßeir very vitais. ' Many "old young men' ' consult me, wnq, though young .in. years, • have; througlijne vice above alluded' to,' and from their having been quacked" by the unqualified ana unskilful medical man, at last given up, all nope' arid succumbed, and are aged in . their very youth, unfitted to fulfil the duties wnlch they were sent on this earth to penorm. ........ "Be wise to-day, , : 'tis madness to defer, Procrastination is the. thief of time." ' : ■';'■ Mr L.' Lt SMITft wishes ,t,p impress on those who are laboring, under diseases which cannot be treated by the general medical attendant, traa insufficient knowledge and practice, that xs an expert in these diseases, he has. the right' to warn the public at large against the numoer of blatant charlatons and quacks who noc only extort the money out of the; ppcketM of the patients, but are continually ruining the health of the unfortunate ' sufferers. , Many, hundreds -yearly themselves to mm from all the different colonies, who are Thoroughly bankrupt in health and pocket, ana .they then lament, when 'too late, the horrible., deception which has been practised on tnem. JNot only uo men deceive these unfortunate victims by pretending to be legally-qualified men, but they auvertise for sale, and swindle the public, by, selling bottles of muck, under the name of ' '• pr.lßicord's Essence of Life," '•BalmVpf Jsynacum," and, a mass of other quackeries, wiiose sole province is to extract money out 01 tne" pockets of their deluded victims. : • Will the puDlic never understand'that the only guarantee tney can have' that they will be honestly ana Bkilfully treated, is thefact that; the periion 1 to whom they Jap'pljJtor advice is alegaily-qualified medical matfwho has devoted' xiw. time' to' 4;he!branch of pracV tice for whica tbe patient is seeking aid! Secondly, that ms long residence in the place,; and his position, is at least a guarantee of the i 'estimation 'in which he is held'hy 1 his fellow-citizen Dr. L. L. SMITS can be consulted by letter; fee, £L By the abovn means any male or female patient can, by describing their symptoms, avoid the, in many cases, unpleasantness of a personal interview, and the patient/can' .retain his incoenito, r ■-.'■; l y '■■■•■■ ' y.\y> tU \'^ Medicines aypropriately 1 packed to'ivbid observation a"re r sent~-to-afl ; -parts-of the-colo-nies," with' pi»m letters of instruction 'asto diet, &a I •?■ Mr : L< -h: -M^ITH consults personally daily, mornings before 11, and evenings between 7 and 9. ;/ l-92 Bourke street east, Melhourne, ' . V. ' ''"' '* ' '