South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-03-27

The Neuralgia Troubles Which
Add to His Torture.

KIND FEELING TOWARD THE OLD NAN
AMONG BOTH rARTIEs AND
BOTH sECTIoNs.
Much OF the hi terness which a sue.
cessiu! life produces. especially among
those wao have held a prominent DO.
liticsl part in The affairs of the ma, ION.
seems TO have died out since General
Grant, aged, helpless, insoIvent and
seemingly shout TO die. has again come
prominently before the American PEG.
pie. The daily Bulletin OF his health is
perased eagerly by his preeent friends
and former enemiee, and. disguise it -
VIC MAJ, there is a profound feeling OF
sorrow that the old General, though
bearing his ills bravcly, is evidently, nm.
iess he is properly treated medically.
not long for this world.
The Genera hes. held go prom insut a.
part In the history OF the present gene
ration. that he deserves TO have the best
remedies that medical skill can furnish.
Much OF his trouole appears to be neu.
raigis. independently of tho epthe ial
affection OF tic toDgue, and il il a pitt.
tui spectacle, when We see the old man,
as lie Is represented in the dispatches.
as sitting al atable with his head bcund.
Up, ani every nerve vibrating ~ilh neu-
rai2Is, Writing his second volume of
military "reminiscences, lest time shall
not permit him either TO finish the sec.
on" or revise the first. He has bad one
or TWO teeth drawn. reports cay. TO re
heve neuralgia, but neuralgia is dis.
ease II the nerves, and no mere locnl
sppllcn ion viii affect the princinlc
VII ch must la The axe a. the roo, OF
The tr"e. and touch The cause instead of
the effect
1t might not be nmiss for some of the
GeneraPs true friends, medical or other.
wise. to lay before him the true remed,
and show hin the following:
Ga I. John Orr, Pennington, Miss,
has been most intense suff, rer from
fhcial Leufaigir for over twenty years.
lie has lad seventeen operations per-
tprned on the norves--thst is, had them
divided, cut off close 10 the hone from
WITCH they emerge. But this never
did him any good the most excruc:at
80 pa Np''' llHfAl NlAVOu Tue IfdAt IN
ierfupt on. lie often wished for de a,h
20 relieve hun of the intolerable pain.
The best physicians failed 90 relieve
lin They linslIy advised him 10 con-
suit Dts. Hartman & Miller, at the 81.
Ch.rle- i!otei, New Orleans, which he
4. T.. The, prescribed Peruna. md in
less than a mon l. h was entirely re-
Il'vcd the PAIN
Ms Elizabeth Kcrncr, ~ Laurel
s'ro"i, New OrIo rs has boon one Of
til greatest snf rrers from nelralgta OF
tHc face during The past scar that W.
hove ever heard o. Prom morning 10
night, and ffow nigh 20 morning. there
was one cpnst,u', rackInp. tearing,
burning pain, extending clear around
Der head, and deep down through every
muscle, tooth and bone IN her fsce
No rest and no sleep. All physicians
failed TO relieve bor. As well as all RENE.
dies. She vas constantly in the most
ngon'z'nI despair. She called On Dr..
Hartman, who prescribed Pe,una for
her atd row every pain has left her.
General Grants will power il what
has kept him up 50 long. If the GeB-
ersl WILL only exert u now aud trv
Pernna, he will probably have new
l'sse Of life, and 1--we TO enjoy bis re
hring pension for many years.