Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-21
What it Costs to Run Fast.

People have no idea Of the cost of the high rate
of speed Of the ocean steamers Of the present
day. Machinery will easily bear a moderate and
constant work, but just the moment the engines
are pushed, each additional mile In speed at
tanned per hour is gained at an enormous expen-
diture of fuel and terrific wear and tear Of ma
chinery. Indeed, SO great is this wear and tear
of machinery, when put upon a strain, that it
soon breaks down and becomes useless.
We see the same thing in the human system.
Men and women are constituted to work, and
can do an ordinary amount each day without i'll
effect. But just SO sure as they overwork, at
tempt to live or labor at greater rate Of speed,
strain their brains and nerves and use up their
vital energies in a continuous or unusual amount
Of work, either mental or physical, just SO surely
will they in time become nervous and physical
wrecks, with weak bodies, tired brains and shat
tered nerves So true is this that our cities and
manufacturing villages are filled with men and
women who have thus sacrificed their health and
strength by mental or physical work beyond the
power Of endurance. AS a result they are exces-
sively nervous restless, irritable and sleepless.
They lack their old-time vim and energy, and
with tired brains, trembling nerves and exhaust
ed systems endeavor to still pursue their en-
Payments.
How absolutely necessary it is for such persons
to use something to restore their health and
strength, and we would unhestitatingly say that
nothing will SO quickly and surely do this as DR..
Greenes Nervlra, the great nerve and brain In
vigorant and health restorer. The effects Of this
great medical discovery are perfectly marvellous
| in curing all weakening and exhausting nervous
diseases, and no one should lose time in trying
| uncertain things when this wonderful remedy
offers an absolutely certain cure. It Is purely
vegetable and harmless, and may be procured at
| any druggists for $1.OO per bottle.
Perhaps This Case Was Like
Yours.
For the good of the public would like to state
| the wonderful change that has come over me
| since commenced taking DIR. Greene's Nervura.
| was completely broken down in health and suf-
fered from extreme exhaustion and could not
| rest day or night. 1 had rheumatism and neu-
| ralgia in my sides, all-gone feeling in my
stomach and terrible palpitation, causing me
| to think I had heart disease. had to give up
| work. tried DR.. Greene's Nervura. From the
first bottle noticed very little change, but am
| thankful that continued its use, for am now
| well, have gained % pounds in weight and work
every day. That trembling feeling and terrible
throbbing and palpitation of the heart have left
me. could fill columns that would interest
people afflicted as was, and will be glad to con
verse with anyone so afflicted. W. G. MILES,
| 40 Blue Hill avenue, Boston, Mass.
DIR. Greene of IS West Fourteenth street. New
| York, its dscoverer, is the famous specialist il
the cure of nervous and chronic diseases. The
doctor has devoted special attention to the treat
| ment of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence, and will give by mail hi
opinion and advice in any case free of charge
The perfection of this system renders a complete
cure almost assured as his success in treatmen