The Portland daily press., 1888-05-24
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.
WEAK AND NERVOUS
WOMEN.
What Causes Their Condition and How
1t May Be Remedied.
Health and Strength Easily
Obtained.
SOME SOUND AND VALUABLE AD-
VICE TO WOMEN

VNTOMEN are great sufferers from nervousness
w weakness nervous prostration and exhaus-
ton Thousands of women droop and languiSh
under household cares, family bereavements ana
responsibilities and work which never ends.
Here lies the great strain upon the nervous sys-
TEN of women; here is the cause why so large
proportion of our women complain of being weak,
nervous tired and exhausted They have little or
no rest their life is one continual round OF work,
duties here duties there. duties without number.
What wonder that such women go to bed at night
fatigued, and wake tired and unrefreshed In the
morning. What wonder that they become
worn out, so to speak, in nerve and vital
power. Yet they keep about their work
long after they realize that they ought to
call themselves sick and remain in bed, held
up by the thought that they must do their
duty, and so they continue TO "work upon their
nerves." day after day, until finally there comes
utter collapse, and the overworked and exhausted
nervous system is prostrated.
OF how many thousands of women is the above
a true and exact picture of daily life. They have
Worn Out and Exhausted
their nerve force and power. Yet they cannot
stop work; there remain many household cares
yet to be done, and there is no one save them
selves to do them. They must work, but it fol-
lows as surely as theaday follows the night, that
they must receive from some source renewal OF
nerve force and power, or the human machine
will soon cease to run at all.
Fortunately and it would almost seem dis
pensatlon of divine favor to oyerworked human-
ity, there are medicines provided wnch IN an
eminent degree meet these requirements, medl
cines which restore lost nerve force, rebuild the
shattered and overwrought nervous system, and
re-establish health strength, vigor and energy.
By means of these medicines the vigor and ener-
gies of the nerves can be readily built up, and In
this manner, work and continual work, can be
done without exhaustion or prostration. These
remedies, which are purely vegetable and per-
feetly harmless to use, have been combined and
prepared by one of our eminent and skilful physE
clans into tonic for the nerves. This remedy,
known by the name of Dr. .Greene's Nervura Nerve
Tonic. is in fact the most
Perfect Tonic for the Nerves
discovered, and its effect in toning, strength
ing and invigorating the nervous system in all
cases of nervous diseases is wonderful in the ex-
treme
We unhestatingly advise sufferers from all ner-
vous affections TO by all means use this remarka-
bic and most valuable medicine, and we assure
them that perfect restoration to sound nervous
health and strength will result. DR.. Greene's
Nervura Nerve Tonic is for sale by all druggists
at 81 per bottle.
For nervous and physical exhaustion, weak,
tired and languid feelings, with no power or am
bition for exertion it is a most perfect remedy
and absolutely certain cure. In cases of sleep
lsssness and nervous irritability its use will be
followed by calm repose and natural, refreshing
sleep. For nervousness, nervous debility, de-
spondency and depression of the mind it is a per-
feet specific. For neuralgia rheumatism. Psral-
ysis, numbness, trembling and insanity, it is the
only positive and recognized remedy 1t never
fails to cure nervous or sick headache, weakness
and pain in the back, palpitaton of the heart ap-
oplexy epileptic fits, hysteria, ST. Vitus' dance,
dyspepsia indigestion, loss of appetite constipa-
tion, billousness. kidney and liver diseases.
Many medicines are offered for sale by drug
gists, but do not be persuaded to try uncertain
ties, when by the use of this wonderful remedy,
you can certainly be cured. DIR. Greene, the dis
coverer, is the eminent specialist in the cure of
nervous and chronic diseases, and he may be
consulted by those using this remedy, or by any
one who so DESIRES free of charge, at his office,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass. personally or by
letter.