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Timaru Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5166, 12 June 1891, Page 4

" It is not intellectual work that injure? the brain," says the Loudi.n Hospital, •' but r emotional excitement Most nen can stand 1 the severest thought «nd study of which their ' brains are capable, and b» rumo the worse for ' it, for neither though' nor study interferes " with the recuperative influence of sleep. It ia ' ambition, anxiety, and disappointment, Ihe hopes and fears, the lores and hates nf our livei, that wear out our nervous system and endanger the balnnee of our brain." |. More than 12,000,000 Germans ore injured ' under thi> Workmen's In-ji; nnce aud Stat« Pon^ions Lair, tbe premium being paid, half by the workman, half by the employfr There j are four classes of insured, tho first comprising ! those whose salary is under 350 marks t (£>7 10s) per annum, and this clhsb pays I seven farthings v week premium 1!m j income of the second class is frijm 350 to , 550 marks, tho weekly premium being 2\d j that of the third class from 550 to 850 t marks (£42 10a), on which 3d weekly pre- ! mium ia paid; while 'he fourth c!a«s incoma ranges from 850 to 2000 marks (£100) a t year, on which tbe weekly payment m 3}d. , Tho inoom»s guaranteed range from 106 rn»rkf, 20H, for the first cla?s, to 72d for tho second, 82d for the third, and 191 d fur the fourth. The weekly money oan be psid i through the post offices Ibo ftret of these insurance laws dates from 1883, and three subsequent lawa have bsen passed. Ab an anodyne expectorant. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral m prompt m its actinn. It cheoks tbo advance of disease, allays all tendency to inflammation and consumption, and speedily restores health to tlie afflicted.— [Advt.] Wany ladies admire gay hair — on tomo other person — but few care to try its effects on their own charms. They need not, ninco Ayer's Hair Vigor restores gray hiir to its origin »l colour. Bold by druggists n.n-1 perfumers .— [Advt]