Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-21

Iris indeed the pace that kills It is not work which injures it is overwork. conf enlent, ovcr- taxing the strength. strain upon the brain and nerves. dissipation, grief, the thousand and one causes in this busy life, which dir ctly c:'n- duce to shattered nerves, exhausted eEer- Sies and nervous prOst tration.
 '"ro beat the record' in every walk of life business, society, pleasure-w, ,uld seem to be the end and aim in this high pressure age, and furi us pace is set, a straining of nerve and muscle, which has for its goal nervous haustion. shattered nerves, insanity, par alvsis or death.
 Nor is there any need to exaggerate this pie ture of distress arising from our high strung civilization. Thousands upon thousands of men are struck down in the prime of life, profession al, scientific and literary men, men actively en- gagged in business and finance, the overworked clerks, the busy brain orkers, women as well as men. Our streets swa m with the victims of exhausted nervous power, and almost every home shelters the we k, nervous and despon- dent sufferer from sleeplcssness shattered nerves or ner vous prustration. The spring is a particularly dangerous season for those who suffer from these symptoms, the organs of he system are sluggish and inactive.
 Now, what is the uedy? Obviously some . thing that will rebuild the shattered nerves, re- store tone and vitality to the brain and nervous ystem, and strengthen and invigorate all the functions and energles of the body. There is nothing else known which will so completely md perfectly do this as Dr. Or ene's Nervura he Great Brain and Nerve InviQorator. This wonderful restorative medicine is purely vegetable and harmless, and may be purchased t any drug store for $1 0J per bottle.
 Read How Prominent Business Man
 vas Saved from Nervous Prosti atio n
 and Insanity
 From constant worry over business matters, suffered from loss of sle"p and became ntr that was entirely unftled for my business lud Was compelled tu give il up. In Fact ! .t-ared Insanity. Seeing Dr. Greene's Ner. .ura spoken ef 50 highly obtained |. bottle and ,esin it's use. The effect was almost mag l. :I corl gain sleep, me tai composure, ap-
 ct te nd str ngth returned Six bottles of this neuy cured me, and have remained well to his date 1 have recommended Dr. Greene's .ervura to many of my friends and neighbors
 d have yet to learn of failure to obtain good
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 W. MOUSSE, Hudson, Mass.
 D.t. G,tEINE, # B Vest 14th st New York famous ani successful physician in the care nervous and chronic di ,eascs, can be consult free "f charge, pers 'naily or by letter.
 ,I ERIDEN, W ArERRUkY & CONNECTICUT
 VI ER RAILROAD IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER IS, 1Ss9
 FROM WATERBURY TO CROMWELL.
 .ea t W aterDury, New England station, s:55 a. ID l2:o5, 4:3U, G.42 r. III.
 cave Waterbury, Dublin street, 5:oO a. m.. e:1t
 dm; l:1u. 4:47, *1:O7 p. m.
 .seave Meriden, 3:5O a. n., 1:57, 5:45 p. III, FROM CROMWELL TO WATERBURY,. ,-cave Cromwell, 6:3O d. m., l2:13, 4:2O D. m.
 .eave Merlde West Main street, 7:02, 9:20 a, m l2:51, 5:UU, 635p. Il.
 >rrlve at Dublin street, T:40 "'11 a. m 1:35, 5:56
 1:3I D. Ill.
 :rlves Waterbury N. E. station. T:55, 1O:2G a. m. l:j0 G:oo, S:Uo D. Ill
 Fos Meriden and way stations ouly, arrive a
 I:52 D. III.
 Ali trains arrive at and leave West Main street .leriuen.
 CHAS. Nj. CRAWFORD. Supt. Meriden, Com