The Newtown bee., 1890-03-07
A Startling Occurrence.

How often do we hear of persons being sud denly stricken with paralysis? But such persons, although apparently stricken sud denly, had in all cases been warned tor months by premonitory symptoms, which, if they had needed and cured by the proper re- medy, would have prevented the fatal result. Paralysis is often curable, but it can always be prevented if taken in time.
 Among the first symptoms will be noticed a nervousness or restlessness with weak and tired feeling in the limbs and general sense of exhaustion; any unwonted exertion will be followed by great fatigue, and the weakness 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 person often wakes each morning more tired and languid than on retiring. As the disease progresses there will be coIdness and bad circulation in the feet and limbs, followed, | after @ time, by a slight numbness or ting ling, at first hardly noticeable, but gradually becoming more and more marked. The prickling or tinging in the ends ofthe 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 al. ways constant, but may come and go at any time without any noticeable cause. Among
 the first symptoms, also, a weakness tired feeling or trembling of the limbs, with an exhausted sensation. These symptoms are especially dangerous in the Spring and should l be attended to at once.
 A Marvellous Cure of Paralysis. This certifies that was stricken with nara. l lysis 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 all the years that have passed l since stricken, lift my foot from the floor. commenced taking Dr Grcene's Nervura, and
 am now able to walk without a cane having | good use of my foot and side, so long useless
 Dr Greene's Nervura has cured mo of my terri
 ble trouble.
 | ALEXANDER HORN, l 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. l I had stroke of paralysis The suffering
 l endured was unbearable. My speech wa.
 impaired, my m outh drawn to one side, ant
 the pains in my head were maddenin9.
 used Dr Greene's Nervura, and before I hat
 used a bottle I felt marked improvement, ant
 now feel myself again. It gives me grea l pleasure to recommend all troubled witt
 nervous complaints any similar afliictior WY M NoS l Dr Greene'S Nervura.
 1 PAULINE ROE, SOC Seventh ave-, New York city. l Proofs like these are almost certain
 guarantee that all similarly affected can bt l cured by this wonderful remedy. Do no 1 hesitate tor moment when perfect rcstora 1 tion to health is within reach. By no mean.
 neglect the first symptoms, for they surely leat l to prostration and paralysis. Save your | selves from the terrible disease While there i. 1 time. Ii you are suffering from any nervou. disease, like nervous and physical exhaus 1 ton, sleeplessness, nervous debility, menta | depression, neuralgia, nervous or sick head | ache, heart disease, dyspepsia, indigestion l loss of appetite, constipation. etc., by al
 means use this wonderful remedy and prevent 1 serious or fatal issue. pr Greene's Nervura i: purely vegetable and perfectly harmless, ant
 is for sale at druggists tor 100 per bottle. Dr Greene, the famous specialist in the cure l of nervous and chronic diseases, of 8 Wes 1 14th st., New York, can be consulted free O
 charge, personally or by letter.