Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-27
Ring The Curfew Bell

The curfew bell wa no myth.
1t was a summons to the pc ,ple to PIT out the
e., stop all labor and retire sleep. 1t was a
summons, also. which n me dared disooev, for
heavy penalties followed disobedience.
o, fora cart w bell at the present day!
A bell whose ringing tones should summon us
to rest from work
To rest from fret, worry, strain, push, butte
and excitement
To rest from the w. ar and tear of nerve,
the exhaustion of brain aud intellect
To rest from the intense, mad rush which hur-
ries us n in the weake ming, wearying. nerve
tearing, brain destroying strugg es oflife.
Do you know what this meanss
You professional and bust men, how Sc
we're is the tension of constant and unremitting
strain of thought and mind, is plainly evidenced
in your weakened nerves, your treiLllir & ON ex-
element, your sleepless, restless nights, and ut
tel " relaxed nervous cCndi, ion after mental ex.
ertiun.
You crks aid mechanics, who work all day,
and yet Ia VIII PIN the day is not long enough in
which to work, how weak you grow, how pale
lifeless, s: iritless you become, how dull ard
tired headed, bow disguised with your W Tx
which 81 tires you in the doing.
You women, siles-grls. and you VIII, are con
finei in mills and factories, how heavy is
your drudgery how wearing upon your life
how enervating to your feelings, how exhaust
ing to your strength, low blighting to your
beauty! You are often nervous, generally weak
and always tired.
Alas, no curfew bell can call halt in the
worlds work. but warning voice can direct
how best to overcome the nervous and physical
weaknesses wi ich such work entail 8. You who
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A Warming Stroke of the Bell.
From cons ant worry over business matters,
suffered from the loss of sleep, and became SC
nervous that was entirely untitled for my bust
ness, and was compelled to give it up. In fact,
L feared insanity. Seeing DR.. Greene's Ner
vura spoken of so highly obtained a bottle and
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could again sleep, mental composure, appetite
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sui s.
s W. NoURsE, Hudson, Mass
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