Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-21
A Startling Occurrence.

How often do we hear of persons being sud denly stricken with paralysis? But such persons although, apparently tricken suddenly, had in all cases been warned for months by premoni- ny symptoms, which, if they had needed and cured by the roper remedy, would have pre- vented the fatal result. Paralysis is often curabie, but it can always be ed if taken in time
 Among the first symptoms will be noticed a nervousness or restl ssness with weak and tired feeling in the limHs and general sense of ex- haustion; any unwonted exrrtion will be fol- lowed by great fatigue, and the weakness w Il be very marked. These symptoms will often be accompanieu by more or less pain or bad feel ings i'll the head back, and the person often wakes each m rning more tired and languid than on retiring. As the disease progresses there will be coldn and bad c .rculation in the feet aud limbs, followed, after a tine, by a slight numoness "r tinsing, at first hardly no ic able put gradually becoming more and more marked. The prickling or tingling in the ends of the ringers and toes will increase until the sensa ton is similar to that when, as it is called ,the foot or hand is "aslcep. The tingliuy is not always constant, but may come aud go at any u ue without any noticeable cause. Among the | iirst symptoms, also, are weakness, tired feel Ing or t. 1embling of the limbs with an exhausted | sensation. These symptoms are especially dangerous in the spring and should be attended to at once.
 | A Marvellous Cure of Paralysis. This certiies thatI was strick with paralysis ot the left side in 1,66 and have since that time | oeen under tn e,tment of many physicians | and tried various remedies l could not, iu ali the ears that have passed sine. stricken, lift my | let foot from the floor l commenced taking l Dr Greene's >ervura, anu am now able to walk | without cane, having good use of my foot and | side, 80 long useless. Dr Greene's Neivura has cured m of this s.rrible trouble. l ALEXANDER HORN, ] Marine Asylum, Philadelphia, a. | Sworn to and subsc. .lbed befor. me this 2lst d.y of December, A. D., 1887.
 J. $. PHILLIPS, Rotary Public Another Remarkable Cure.
 l had a stroke of paraysls. The suffering endured was unbeara.le My speech was i'm paired, uly mouth drawn to one side and ,h, | pains Ill my head Were ma denins. l used DI | nreenc's N.rvura, and before had used |; bottle l felt q marked improvement, and now feel D. y self again It gives me great pleasure to recon | mend all troubled with nervous complaints ol any similar aftlic ion 10 nine to use this Ieall, wonderful medicine, Dr Greene's Nervura
 PAULINE ROE.
 S05 Seventh Avenue CIV Y rk city
 Proofs like these are an ..lmost certain guar antee that all similarly effected cln be cured b, this Wonder. ul remedy. Do not hesitate for moment when perfect restoration to health i within reach. Bv means Tt glect the frs synptoms, for they surely lead to prostratio d d paralysIs Save yourselves from the terrible disease while there Is timc If you suffering :, from any nervous disease, like nervousness nervous and phy sical exhaustion, sc, p.e>sness nervous debility, mental depl csson, neuralgia nervous or scA headache, heart disease, dys pcpsia, inuiges ion loss of appetite, constipation &c, by all means this wonder fuI rem edy and prevents serious or fatal issu. Dr Greene's Nervura is purely vegetable an perfectly harmless, and for sale at druggist | | for ; .U0 per bottle.
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