Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-10-30
A MISTAKE
Easy to Make, But Serious in It's
Consequences.
Thrilling Details Of Remarkably Narrow
Escape.
Nay Be a Surprise to Some But Wholesome
Lesson 10 all.
A mistake.

A mistake.
Did you ever think, or do you fully real
ize what mistake may meanI
The engineer makes mistake in the sig
nails. and the train, freighted with its hun
dreds of lives, is dashed to destruction;
the pilot makes mistake in his location
and the ship is wrecked upon hidden ano
dangerous reef; a doctor makes mistake
in diagnosing the disease, and while treat
ing the wrong affection, allows the real
disease to gain Roadway, and perhaps be-
come incurable.
A mistake is often fatal.
A friend of the writer, most estimaole
ladv by the name of Miss E. A Durell, who
lives at Sandwich, Centre, N. H., came
near being the victim OF mistake OF the
above character.
She fell very ill, and her trouble was pro-
| nounced first one disease, and then another
and another, she, meanwhile, growing con-
stantly worse.
In speaking of her affection she said:
"For years l was troubled with weak
nerves and a bad stomach affection.
"Some called it heart disease, others con-
gestion of the liver, aad others still mala-
ria, Inflammation OF the stomach, etc.
~ was confined to my bed, could keep
| nothing on my stomach, and ached so in
tensely all through the system that life was
almost uncomfortable.
Then l took Dr. Greenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy.
1.-THE result was truly marvellous. From
the first dose date my Improvement.
am now in better health than for years pre-
Vlous.
"Words are inadequate to describe tue
wonderful curative properties which tins
remedy possesses. l am satisfied that the
majority of ills can be cured by this excel
lent remedy. l deem it the best Of all med
| icines."
Miss Durell got well, as she says above,
, and as the writer well knows oy at last
getting the right remedy, but how many
people make mistake IN regard TO tneiT
complaints and continue 10 treat tue wrong
/ disease. If q medicine does not make you
better after a fair trial OF it, you can de-
pend upon it that you are treating tne
wrong disease.
You cannot afford to make mistake in
J regard TO your health. and if you have been
using medicine or medicines which have
made you no better, stop them at once and
! do as Miss Durell did, use DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
! This remedy will cure when all others
! fail, and Miss Durell's Statement and opin
| ion above expressed-thaJ ii will cure the
majority Of illS-is borne out by both fact
and experience. 1t does cure. And 1t cure;
! the very worst cases, too, cases that have
deded the skill OF many eminent physicians
and where the cause Of the disease was I'M
known or very obscure.
All ordinary affections yield like magic
TO its wonderful restorative effects. II Is
purely vegetable and harmless and can be
, purchased at any drug store for Sl.O0.
You will make no mistake If you use this
remedy, for il is not patent medicine, bu
on the contrary is the discovery and pre-
scription of the eminent DR.. Greene, OF 30
! W. l4th street, New York, well known Is
the most successful specialist in the treat
ment Of nervous and chronic diseases, wht
can be consulted free, personally or Oy let
ter.