Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-17
ABOUT WOMEN.
Interesting Facts In Regard To
Their PecuIiarities.
In Many Ways They Have Mora Nerve
Than Men.
Strange Compound of Timidity and
Courage.
Women are nervous.

women are nervous.
There is no doubt of that, but are they
more nervous than men? The nervous sys-
tenn OF women is much more delicate moro
highly strung, more finely tensioned than
shat of men. This renders them capa-
Die OF higher pleasures and deeper sorrows
than is possible with man. Men have q
greater brute bravery, more intrepfdity,
boldness and daring, but women, weaker
physically By far, greatly excel men in moral
courage, spirit, fortitude, patience, and en-
durance of pain and grief.
suffering or pain that a woman would
scarcely heed will often make a big, strong
man howl. Surgeons tell US that women
will lreadily suffer pain in the endurance OF
operations which nine men out of ten would
find unbearable. Men always make the
most nervous invalids.
From this it will be seen that women are
strange compounds of weakness and
strength in regard to their nerves.
1t is fact, nevertheless, that women are
nervous
But 1t Is because their nerves have become
weakened and prostrated-
They are not well; something is wrong
with them and they must have a renewal OF
nerve strength. poyer and vigor.
A case in point was that of Mrs. Lila C.
Root, who lives at So Elm ST., New Bedford,
Mass. Naturally endowed with strong and
steady nerves, she was brought to such
weak condition by disease that she almost
lost control OF her nerves, even going so far
as to often think of taking her own life to
end her sufferings.
She says in speaking of her case:
My kidneys were in a terrible state, had
awful pains in the back and side, and could
not sleep at night.
"My headache was a source of great an
noyance, and 1 suffered much at certain
periods.
"Why, felt so miserable that often
thought would take my own life.
"But at last took that wonderful medt-
cine-Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and now 1 am well. L cannos
speak too highly OF this great remedy, for
it cured me of my terrible complaints.
deem it my duty to say that think it is the
best medicine in the world, and l thank
God Tor directing me to it's use"
We have no doubt that many readers OF
our paper, whose nerves are weak, whose
blood IS poor, who have stomach, kidney or
liver complaints, or who feel tired, pros
trated and run down in health, will accept
the above as directing them to use the same
wonderful medicine which effected such
marvellous cure in Mrs. Roots case. We
have moreover, no hesitation, II our advice
and guidance is asked i'll the matter, to urge
our suffering people TO follow her example
and use DR.. Greenes Nervura blood ana
nerve remedy. 1t is especially valuable and
sure of cure for women with weak nerves,
insomnia or female complaints, weakness,
etc.
We Furthermore know It to be perfectly
harmless to use as it is purely vegetable. 1t
is within reach OF all as druggists keep it
for 81. 1t is the prescription and discovery
of the eminent DR.. Greene of IS W. 4sh
Street, New York, who is so wonderfully
successful in curing oil iorms of nervous
and chronic Diseases and who can be con-
suited free, personally or by letter. II you
will use this great remedy. you will be made
well and your weak nerves become strong
again.