NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3589, 16 August 1890, Page 2

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

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, The too vapid exhaustion of nervous vitality is the great American disease that is. carrying off thousands and tous of thousands-of our rage, says tho Jan Fraucieoo ffw teller', iVhjCjj||gld we be mora atpjablp'to this" trouble jjan any other people? W qf English or Germau nervous raliaustion; yet the difficulty is oiie of every day ooourrenco in this country, and all around there are victims of it. The toudouoy iu Europe is toward ail inorease of years; men are now liying to liealtbior and more advanced ages (.ban eyej! Ijefprg. the great 'iliaracters 'who li'ave' iij recout 'years" occupied tho' publip stage, may be taken to illustrate what we mcau. . Moltke, Cjjadetone, and. 'pqi|§pjoupus ex? amplos of vigorous liiinas'm liealthy bodies at a period of lifo attainod in this" country. Tlja obituary column of the'Loadptj Tinw shows that .it is the mofi'est thing possible for Englislj. men to jive to be eighty or ninety years old.' Tho death notipes ii> puv own papers seldom, afford, suoh evidencos of ago. Why should thew WlrisdiffMfillCO? •If a long lifo and a moderate Ort* joyment of it were sought ,#tho chief ends to be voalised by American men' and'yoVeDi' j« '•s Vfiisott why tboy sb'ould n'otgodn feasoiiabty and comfortably to glorious old ago. Some do, .But with most of us, we' eat in too great a hurry, dine in crowds, think " as quick as a flash," bother ourselves not at all. about

digestion, which for that, reason is • nearly'always • jjothering up, pirn onlywheti^e".mdbt^ati'd^ • ' renewed tamultfof-greed ;an?t''aifl bitio'ntli'at' fret tfe'BVof oti

fjones, uso up out vital spark. That w what is tbo matter with tlio Ataonoans. It is hardly possible, wo Buppoao, to expect tlio • restless, Rmbmoua Americans of this «enerationto practice the " Gospel of rest advocated by Herbert Spencer, If they would, howovur, but roaliso the fact, as many have already done! , that by keoping tlio main purifying organs of tlio systom, tlio kidneys and I'vor, m healthy working order by tbo use of Warner's safe euro there would be yery littlo danger of a genoral break down (tbo usual result of .nervous exhaustion), and moro . people would live to green old ago with unimpaired energies, 1 Note.—The exigencies of life in too Australian colom'cß are daily becoming more akin to tlio e.v perioncos expressed in tlio above recital of American fast-living, end its. evil iiifluoncos oh tbo genoral health of the pooplo. Thoroloro, the moral to bo gaiued therefrom cannot bo too forcibly impressed upon public attention.