Danger!

Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume IV, Issue 506, 13 September 1890, Page 2

Danger!

Few weeks now-a-days pass by but what the community is startled by the intelligence that some prominent citizen has been struck down by sickness "or disease, The constant strain on the nerves and the cerebral blood vessels caused by oon'inual attention to work, thought and business must tell its tale in the end, tha constant worry of the struggle for existence will break up the most robust constitu'ion. Dr Allen McLane, the cognised authority of the United States on cerebral disease, states that insanity is largley on the increase through the continual wear and tear, that he frequently hag cases under his care, solely due to extreme mental fatigue. The practice of taking alcoholic stimulants to ensure a false energy is most baleful, and generally results in disease of ths blood vessels and finally paresis.

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