Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-10
4 NOTE OF WARNING.
There Is Certainly Danger
Ahead For Us.
We Do Not Mean To Cause Alarm in
This Community.
:
But There Is q Grave Matter Which De-
mands Attention.

1t Is a SAD and alarming fact that the oom.
| munity in which our paper circulates is ter
| ribly afflicted at present with most seri.
GUS form of disease which fifty years ago
| was almost unknown.
| Are we in danRerf
The answer is decidedly yes unless inme-
| diate action is taken.
If the disease was smallpox, diphtheria,
| typhus fever or other contagious affection,
| how quickly and energetically our people
would rise and crush out its progress But
| because the disease is not contagious We
have heretofore shut or eyes to its dan
gers.
The form of affection about which we
write, that is rapidly becoming so prevalent
| in our midst, and concerning which we de-
sire to sound the note of alarm. is that class
known as nervous diseases. It is attacking
all ages and all classes of people, those who
follow professions as well az business men,
clerks mechanics and laborers. 1t mani
tests itself in various ways and forms, but
the cause is always the same-weakness Of
the nerves.
Just why there should be such an enor-
nous increase OF nervous affections among
our residents is difficult to understand, yet
as all can see. such diseases are becoming
fearfully common.
Men and women complain OF feeling weak,
both nervous and physical. They do not
sleep or eat well, wake more tired mornings
than when they retire, their stomachs are
out of order. bowels constipated, liver
torpid, and the kidneys may be affected,
giving pain and weakness in the back, while
the water appears unnatural and often has
a sediment.
But the principal symptoms are the
nervousness, and weak, tired and prostrated
feelings
A lady of our acquaintance, Miss Annie
Oakes, who resides in Athol Center, Mass,
has been great sufferer from nervous
affections and thinking that her expe-
rience, and especially how she succeeded in
curing her troubles, may be of great service
to those of our readers who may be SINH
larly suffering, We give below her own
words in regard to the case:
81 suffered from nervous ana physical
prostration, was very nervous, weak and
run down, 1 was sleepless, only sleeping
three hours in "a. I took DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
before 1 had taken one bottle began to
improve. 1t was wonderful. Eu>rybody ,cas
surprised to see ho,p had gained in strength
ana flesh. 1 now sleep seven hours every
night and have gained 10 pounds. So say
every day God bless Dr.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1 also had the
Grippe, but came up from that terrible
disease on the Nervura all right"
Now we know all about this case, that
every word is true, and We assure our read
ers that this wonderful medicine is an abso-
lutte specific-a sure and positive cure for
these nervous diseases. We therefore ad-
wise its immediate use, and if sufferers will
heed our advice, our community will not be
long in Kidding itself of all nervous affec-
t1ons, before they run into those dread re-
suits, insanity, paralysis, nervous prostra-
tion or death.
This wonderful remedy is not patent
medicine. but is the prescription and dis
covery of the great specialist in nervous
and chronic diseases, DR.. Greene of 35 W.
l4th Street, New York, who can be consulted
free by ALL personally or by letter.
Don't fail to get this remedy at once from
your druggist, for it is purely vegetable and
harmless, and costs but 81. 1t will cure you.