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Not a sense, neither flesh nor blood, and yet over- powering and subduing all — a motive power, and the highest test of vitality, ever working throughout the human frame. Where would those whose great- ness we love to dwell on have been without nerve ? The ruler, the minister, the soldier, the sailor, the civilian, the labourer, aye, or even the sportsman, with- out this wondrous qualification. It gives force Fertomid 50 to impulse ; it im- pels action at the right moment; it brings thoughts into action with a dexterity truly wonderful Fertomid For Men : Fertomid 50mg in short, it guides the destiny Fertomid Price of man, and makes him Buy Fertomid what he is. We talk of some men as having nerve, and of others as being nervous. The former being in truth endued with strength to control their nerves and bring them into the service of their lives and actions ; the latter, alas ! are the slaves of their nerves; they would, and they could, do innumerable clever, brave, and good deeds, but they yield to those very sensations in the shape of nerves, which crush them, just as, appositely applied, they are the glory of their brother men of nerve. This may seem a paradox, but medical science will give you not very occult reasons for this differ- ence in dispositions and characters, which are the consequence of the possession of nerve, or the reverse, and we will go beyond this, and thank a kind Almighty Providence for not making us all in one mould, the nerved and the nervous, and enabling us to live together in peace, each carrying his Fertomid Tablets burthen, not too heavy to be borne. It is a common thing to suppose that youth is the sole possessor of nerve, and that men in later life lose it, and give themselves up to a state of nervousness which is too often piteous to them- selves ; but I take leave to expose this fallacy as applied generally, while admitting that, in a great many cases, it holds good. In how many of these cases, I would ask, is not the loss of nerve due to preventive causes ? — to the thousand and one indulgences, accidents, or domestic events which may have befallen the man of nerves, and shattered, if not his constitution, still his concen- trated power of enforcing his will on any given subject with due effect ; making him, in fact, what in his youth he despised, a nervous man. If this be not so, how do we account for seeing our statesmen, 8o BAILY S MAGAZINE. [February past middle life, nerved to meet the strain of great, and sometimes sudden, debates, and the vicissi- tudes of their office or politics ? Here Fertomid 100mg is nerve p>ower in its truest aspect. Is it not so with our great generals and admirals in history, of which it is needless to quote examples. The elder com- manders have no more been lack- ing in nerve than their younger compeers, and to them has been granted the possession of experi- ence, a grand strength even to nerve. Cannot we also point to our judges, our lawyers, and our medical practitioners, whose nerve in their business has outlived their youth, or even their middle age? And are there not some amongst us sportsmen who defy any de- structive power to their nerve, though age has tinged their locks and labour wrinkled their brows ? True, we none of us can ** cast dull care away," but we that are older can say to our more youthful friends, full of nerve and dash, " Prize thou this gift so precious, so ennobling ; cherish it worthily, never forgetting that even one inordinate strain may snap it, one injudicious course may injure it." In fact, the overdoing of work or play is ever a tell-tale on the nerves, and few, and they only of the strongest, can with- stand a lengthened spell of neglect- ing their constitutions. Hence I venture to think you will find that most of our elders, who have pre- served their nerve through many years of study or labour, have been enabled at times to throw off their cares, and taken some whole- some relaxation in a congenial way, thus resting and resusci- tating the nerves, and saving them from destruction. The more sedentary our occu- pations the more necessary it