Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-03
The Best SPRING Medicine.
A Spring Tonic Absolutely NeCess-
airy to Maintain Perfect Health.
Advice What People Should Take
During the Spring Months.
The Remedy Certain 10 Pro-
(iuce Beneficial Results.

In the spring everybody begius to think about
taking spring medicine Not only is this very
common practice, but very necessary and health
full one. 1t is fact which physicians acknowledge
and the people recognize generally That spring
tonic taking during the months of March. April
and May is more conducive to TIL restoration of
health cases of those who sick than any 9TH
er course OF treatment that could possibly be ad~p
ted
1t is further understood by every body that even
forthoss who call themselves we'll it is very i'm
portant at this season of the year, If they would
maintain coed health aid vigor, to take a spring
remedy 10 strengthen and uviSorate the nerves,
tone up tie action Of all the ,rgans and thus, by
Great NJ healthy condition OF the nerves. blood,
stomach liver, kidneys and bowels, assist nature In
efforts which she always makes in the spring to
cleanse, purify and invigorate the system.
In the spring there great and important
changes going on throughout all nature and sim
liar process takes place in the human system,
throwing off tho old and assuming conditions
During the cold months of winter the system, from
the partial closing Of the pores Of the skim lack of
care and exercise often
Becomes ClOgged
with morbid materials. The stomach. bowels. liver
and kidneys have been more torpid or inactive than
they should be, and a result. the system is more
or less flied AID clogged with hillary matter uric
acid and other acids from the kidneys, and other
worn out substances, which should have been
thrown off, but which instead have been retained In
the body.
Perfect health cannot be maintained while this
condition lasts, and the person has lauguid and
| weakened feeling with more or less nervousness
| and debility. If the person has been previously
| SICK thes3 symptoms will be much aggravated;
there vii be weak, tired and nervous condition,
with sleepless and restless nights tired waking in
the ming, no appetite for breakfast bad taste
in the mouth Gull head and general dispirited feel
ings In there will be feeling of great
Exhaustion and Prostitution,
| and the nervousness will be marked, with ncli-
nation for exerton, the work of the day being done
| with effort
| For such these be and use that re-
IN srkable invigorator and tonic. DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura Nerve Tonic. 1t is pronounced by every body,
doctors well the people, be the best spring
| medicine in existence, and has taken rank the
greatest and most important medical discovery of
| modern times. Under the use of this wonderful
remedy that weak, Tired and nervous feeling disap-
pears; the nerves become strong and steady; the
| nights restful AMI the sleep natural and re-
freshng; the appetite returns good digestion and
| regular action of the bowels estab ished the
| kidneys and liver restored to healthy action,
and the vital energies, strength and vigor of the
| system perfectly built up.
This truly remarkable Spring medicine which is
purely vegetable and therefore harmless is for sale
by all druggists at 81 per bottle. and if any de
sires to be perfectly and permanently cured of all
| those dsagreeable feelings, weakness and exhaus-
| tion incident to Spring take our urgent recommend
alton and get bottle of this medicine. 1t will well
repay you as testify from own expert
| ence of its marvellous curative powers, and you
have our assurance that you will not be dsappoint
| ed Be sure and ask for DIR. Greene's Nervura
| Nerve Touic, as druggists sometimes recommend
| their preparation or something on which they
make greater profit. Do not be persuaded to take
any other remedy in place of this, really be
ieve that this the greatest and best Of all spring
| medicines. DR. Greene, the discover Of this RENE
dy is the eminent and skiful specialist in the
| of nervous and chronic diseases who gives consul
| tation and advice free Of charge at his Office s.
West 18th street, NeS York. personally by letter