Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-29
on PROFOUND INTEREST.
Something Which Startled Our
City.
Right at Home In Our Midst, Where Wc
Know All The Parties.
What Is More, the Parties Stand Ready
and willing to Tell All About II.
[From .ne Rochester pemocrnt ana chroulcle.l J

From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.l
The name of Dan Rice. of 75J Plymouth
avenue, Rochester. N. y. IS well known
throughout the country. His wife, while
enjoying less wide fame. is the favorite
of q large circle Of friends and acqualnt-
ances, who became very much alarmed at
the condition of serious i'll health In which
Mrs. Rice has been for some time past.
She grew terribly nervous, weak, and pros
trated, frequently dropping upon the hoor
unconscious, until all were in despair OF
ever seeing her in health again.
OF late. however. there has been great
change in her condition. Where before
she was 50 terribly run down in health and
strength as to make life burden, she is
now strong healthy. vigorous, and enjoys
life thoroughly again.
Her acauaintances are not only surprised
and pleased, but greatly mystbed as 70
tho cause of so sudden q return TO health,
whom, as everybody knew, sho had been
80 very low and prostrated.
To friend. however, she explained the
secret OF her sudden restoration to health.
Il had q heart and nerve trouble or long
standing. / had fslnting spells, sometimes
"a many as nine or ten in day. The neigh
bors frequently found me unconscious.
could not Sleep many times never went
to sleep all night.
II had great deal of pain in my side
and stomach, and Tcould not sleep on my
left side at all. bad an attack of'numn-
ness in my right side which made It difh-
cult for me to speak or swallow. ,
II used DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, and when had taken
two bottles the numbness had left me and
| have not tainted but four or FIVE times
III the last six months. and have not had
any fainting spells for two months. L can
now sleep and rest.
My friends are more than surprised at
my improved health"
| Her friend and neighbor, Mrs. A. Borne,
| of l5 Brock avenue, Rochester, has often
| found Mrs. Rice unconscious in these ter
Ilble numb and fainting spells before she
| took DIR. (Ireene's Nervura blood anu
nerve remedy, and is delighted. as well
she may be. with the effects of this won
derful remedy.
We have for years advertised this re-
| markable remedy in our columns, and our
readers can readily turn to such advertise
ment IN almost any issue of our paper.
We know of great many similar cures
effected by this deservedly- popular medi-
cine-cures from nervousness, weakness,
and exhaustion. insomnia, malaria. poor
blood, dyspepsia, indigestion. biliousness,
kidney and liver complaints, constipation,
and the weakness OF general debility.
Many of us are in weakened and neryou.
state. lacking our old-time strength and
vigOr. DR.. Greene's Neryura blood and
nerve remedy is the very best thing &C
take to tone up the system and restore oul
strength. Most every one needs medi
cine to strengthen the nerves. inyigorat'
the blood. aud start up the action OF the
liver and kidneys, and this is the greatest
and best OF all remedies. 1t is purely
vegetable. too, aud perfectly harmless. Al
druggists keep il at 81 per bottle.
We assure sufferers from disease tha
they cannot do better than to use TIL
really wonderful medicine.
DR.. Greene, of 80 west Fourteenth street
New York, its discoyerer. IS a specialist Il
the cure of nervous and long-standin
diseases. who has the largest practice Q
anv physician in the world and can b
consulted personally. or by letter. free Z
charge. Call or write him about your cast
or send for symptom blank to fill ou
and letter, fully explaining your disease
giving valuable advice, etc., will be r.
, turned without charge.
1 This remedy, being the prescription an
discovery of this great physician, Is not
patent medicine. but on, the contrary, is
remedy which all doctors recommend al
!, endorse because they know 1t will cure.