The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-10-18
A MISTAKE.
Easy to Make, But Serious
in Its Consequences.
Thrilling Details Of a Remark
ably Narrow Escape.
Nay b a Surprise 10 Some, But a
Wholesome Lesson " ALL
A mistake.

A mistake.
Did you ever think. or do you fully
realize what mistake may mean?
The engineer makes a mistake in
the signals, and the train, freighted
| with It's hundreds of lives. Is dashed
to distinctions; the pilot makes mis-
take IN his location. and the ship Ia
wrecked upon hidden and dangerous
reef; a doctor makes "a mistake In dag
noslng the disease, and while treating
the wrong affection. allows the real dis
ease to gain Roadway, and perhaps
become incurable.
| A mistake Is often fatal.
A friend of the writer, a most es.
Unable lady by the name OF Miss E.
| A. Durell, who lives at Sandwich Gem
tire. N. H., came near being the victim
OF mistake of the above character,
She fell very Ill, and her trouble was
pronounced Inst one disease, and then
another and another, she meanwhile,
| growing constantly worse.
! In speaking OF her affection, she
said:
For years l was troubled with
ton.
Some called 1t heart disease, others
| congestion Of the liver, and Others still
malaria, inflammation OF the stomach,
etc.
Il was confined to my bed. could
keep nothing on my stomach, and
ached so intensely through the sys-
tenn that life was almost uncomfortable.
"rhen took DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood aDd nerve remedy.
The result was truly marvellous.
From the first dose Idato my improve
ment. / am now in better health
than for years previous,
Words are Inadequate to describe
\ tho wonderful curative properties
which this remedy possesses. L am
satisfied that the majority OF Ills can
be cured by this excellent remedy.
deem 1t the best OF all medicines"
| Miss Dureli got we'll, as she says
above. and as the writer well knows
by ut last getting the right remedy.
but how many people make mistake
IN regard to their complaints and con-
tlnue to treat the wrong disease. If a
medicine does not make you better
after fair trial o. it, you can depend
upon it that you are treating the wrong
| disease.
You cannot afford to make mistake
| In regard TO your health. and il you
have been using medicine or medi-
clnes which have made you no better,
| stop them at once and do as Miss
Durell did. use DIR, Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
This remedy will cure when all
others fail, and Miss Durell's statement
and opinion above expressed, that 1t
will cure the majority OF ills. lis borne
out by both fact and experience. 1t
does cure. And 1t cures the very
worst cases. too, cases that have de-
fled the skill OF many eminent phy5i-
clans and where tho cause of disease
was unknown or very obscure.
All ordinary affections yield like
magic to its wonderful restorative of
tects. 1t Is purely vegetable and harm.
less and can DO purchased at any drug
store for 5l.00
You will make no mistake II you
use his remedy, for it is not patent
medicine, but on the contrary Is the
discovery and prescription OF the emil
nent DR. Greene of So W. 18th street,
New York. well known as the most
successful specialist In the treatment
of nervous and chronic diseases. who
can he consulted free personally or
by letter.