Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-14

How often do we hear of persons being sud
denly stricken with paralysis? But such per-
sons, although apparently stricken suddenly,
hdd in oil cases bern udrned for months be pre-
monitory symptoms, which, If they had needed
and cured by the proper remedy, would have
prevented the fatal result. PARALYSIS 6 often
durable, but It can always be prevented if
taken In time,
Among the first symptoms will be noticed a
nervousness or TCStlcsS1leSS with redh and tired
feeling in the limbs and general sense Of e2ldus-
ton. any unwOnted excrtion will be followed
by great fdtiguC, and the ipedhnesS will be
followed by great fatigue, and the 1redkncsS
will be very marked These symptoms Will
often be accompanied by more or less pain, or
bad feelings in the head or back, and the per-
son often tcdkcs each morning more tired and
ldngtid than on retiring. As the disease pro
crosses there will be a codnCsS and bad ctrcu-
ldtion in the feet and limbs, followed after
time, by slight numbucss or tingling, at first
hardly noticeable, but gradually becoming
more and more marked. The prichlng or
tingtjng in tho ends OF the fingers and toes will
increase until the sensation is similar to that
when, as it is called the foot or hand is
asleep" The tingling is not always constant,
but may come and go at any time without any
noticeable cause. Among the first symptoms,
also are 1rcdiincsS, tircd feriing or trembling
OF the limbs, with an orhdttStCd SeHSCtion. These
symptoms are especially dangerous in the
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A Marvellous Cure of Paralysis.
This certiies that 81 Twas stricken with
paralysis of the left side in 1886, and have
since that time been under the treatment of
many physicians and tried various remedies.
! cOUld not, in al the gears mt hare passed
since striclen. hft mn left foot from the floor.
| commenced taking DR.. Green's Nervura, a nd
| am now able to walk without cane, hav-
ing good use of my foot and side, long use
less. DIR. Greenc's Nervura has cured me
of my terrible trouble.
ALEXANDER HORN,
| Marine Asylum, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2lst
day of December A. d., 1887.
j. S. PHILLIPS, Notary Public.
Another Remarkable Cure.
had a stroke of paralysis. The suffering
| I cudarcd lrdS uthcdrdbt. My speech was i'm =
paired, my mouth drawn to one side, and the
/ pains in my head were maddening. used
Dr.. GreeuC's NerVura, and bctore had used II
| bottle felt a marked improvements, and
now feel myself again. II gives me areat
! pleasure to recommend all troubled with ner-
vOus complaints or any similar affection to
| mine to use this really wonderful remedy,
! DR.. Greene's Nurvura.
PAULINE ROE,
SOC Seventh ave. New York city.
Proofs like these are an almost certain guar
dntce that all similarly affected can be cured
! by this wonderful remedy. ~ not hesitate lor
| n moment when perfect restoration to hea tn
/ is within reach. By no means neglect the
| first symptoms, for they surely lead to pros
! tration and paralysis. save yourselves from
the terrible disease lrh0c there is time. If you
| are suffering from any nervous disease. like
| U1rOUNncSS, nervous amt pbBSic1i oJbnHSii ion,
slcCpie,Snc>S, H,Irous d,tjlitU. m,BtIl J.pre,son
neuralgia, nervous on ~ich hcuddcic. bcdrt dis
case, dHNpcpsc indigestion, loss Of Appetite, CON