Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-26
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GTkHIlIIaA. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Prevalence of Nervous
 Diseases. How They May Be Easily Cured.  A SUBJECT kOF THE GREATEST
 ImPORTANCE.

A SUBJECT kOF THE GREATES1
 IMPORTANCE.
 Among the great questions of the present day are two which are of the utmost interest and import ance viz, what is the cause of nervous diseases among men. and what is the cure?
 As to the causes of nerv@ds affections thei1 name is legion; high living, dissipation, rregular ties of det late hours, overwork, the high pressure mode of life with it's ceaseless round of activity and exertion, calling for constant expenditure of nerve force all tend to depress and exhaust the nervous system.
 But the above named cases common and injur. ious as they are, bear no comparison to those in- sidious and hidden sources of
 Physical and Nervous Weakness among men so prevalent at the present day. Many person who had formerly supposed himself pos sessed Of a powerful physique and strong and steady nerve wonders at the feeling of exhaustion, lasstude and lack of inclination for physical and mental exhaustion. Where before he had feel ing of strong and vigorous physical and nerve pow CT. always ready for any work, he now has only a sense of weakness, 1anguor and dullness. This is often especially noticeable in the morning: every movement is exertion for 8 time, and it is only after some time that the machinery of the system gets warmed to work, to speak, that the feeling of exhaustion gradually wears away. When night comes, and the days work is over. the same tired and enervated sensations return, and the nights sleep, hich should refresh the system, and restore strength and vigor to the and muscles often leaves the person in the morning more tired and exhausted than on retiring.
 Business men, whose: prosperity depends upon their clearness of brain and mind, find their
 Mental Strength Impaired. and the endurance and power to work diminished. Professional men, students and clerks, whose brains being constantly active. require more than ordi- nary amount of nerve force, often find their power of thought decreased; where formerly they could endure many consecutive hours of close application of the mind, they nos find that the thoughts wan der and there is inability to fix the mind for any length of time upon subject. Coupled with this there is an extreme nervous and irritable condi- tion, dull, cloudy sensation, often accompanied by disagreeable feelings in the head and eyes.
 As these symptoms increase, there is usually a Arrangement of the digestive organs The feeling of languor is increased, with gradual failing of strength and weakness and pain in the back. There is often a bad taste in the mouth in the morning, the vision becomes dim, the memory is impaired and there is frequent dizziness. Persons thus af- fected are often despendent and suffer from gloem and depression of the mind The nerves become so weakened after time that the least excitement or shock will flush the face or bring tremer or OLtcA Dy Al1OAC ACSb tion of the heart.
 The patient having these symptoms or a portion of them, is suffering from nervous debility, caused by
 Exhausted Nervous Vitality, from those excesses and abuses which must inevi- tably gradually break down the nervous and physi- cal system, unless proper strengthening and i'm vigorating remedy is used to overcome the weak. ness and re establish health and strength.
 These diseases do far greater evil than the pres ent, for their deleterious effects extend to future generations. It is often the case that parents first gift to his child is weakened and diseased constitution the transcript of his indiscretion and folly and which is certainly heritage of woe and leads in the child to 8 life of misery and un- happiness
 How great weight of responsibility then rests upon the sufferer from this prostratipg disease. Not only is it his own good his own health, his life which he is called upon to consider, but the health, life and well being of future generations Every gusrerer from nervous debility knows that 1t is no trivial cause which is gradually sapping the fountain of his strength, rendering him nervous, weak, enervated and exhausted; and his common tells him that it should not be neglected; that a proper remedy to effect cure should be used m- before the disease passes to it's last stage
 Now, in regard to the treatment of this affection, we know of but one remedy which offers
 An Absolutely Safe Cure, and that is the great nerve remedy, Dr. Greene's Neryura Nerve Tonic. Under the of this won derfu vitazing remedy, which is purely vegetable, and therefore may be used freely the dull eyes re- gain their briancy. the lines in the face disappear the pale look and hollow cheeks give place to the flush of renewed health, the nerves become strong and steady, the blood again throughout the system in healthful streams, the sad heart becomes light while the gloom and depression are lifted from the mind, which now becomes buoyant with hope, happy with bright thoughts and noble aspir- aticns the sure mediator of health, strength and happiness.
 This remedy, in building up nerve power, restor- ing strength to the weakened nerves. and invigor- ating the whole system, has no equal, and it's re- storative effects are truly marvellous, We would unhesitatingly, therefore, advise sufferers from this distressing affection to this most valuable medicine, can assure them of cer- tain and positive cure. It may be purchased at any druggists for one dollar bottle. Should any druggist not have it hand, it may be obtained at Dr. Greene's office 35 West Fourteenth street, New York; it will be sent to any address receipt of the price. Dr. Greene the discoverer and proprie- tor of this wonderful remedy is the great specialist in the of nervous and chronic diseases. and are pleased to say that he may be consulted person. ally or by letter free of charge.