The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-22
MAY SAVE YODR LIFE.
Interesting Facts in the Lives Of
Famous Men.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, John Nc.
Culough, Barley Camp
bell, Charley Johncs,
Tony Hart.
A Dramatic and Thrilling Picture
Worthy of BaIzac or a Dickens.

Ten years ago there was no such word 40
rnrcsis. 1t cannot DO found in Webster's
dictionary Now IL is palt OF the vocabu.
larry Of every man who thinks and reads.
Why? Simply because it has crept into the
language. AZ the horrible disease which
bears its name has crept into tho brain OF
many men.
hartley campbell was brilliant and suc-
cessful playwright. Taresis claimed him. In.
sanity and death followed.
Charley ,Iohnes. tho most brilliant mem.
Der OF the New York Stock Exchange. followed
Campbell. 1t used to lie what Charlie
Jol,nes snd bought. sold. and how he
dressed" in Vail st., six years ago. Now he
Is not even II name fnresis
John Mccullough the great tragodinn, died
OF softeninG of the brain -rarcsis. Tony Hart
was tho next victim. Inrcsis set In. lie was
taken to Bloomingdalc. where ho died few
years ago.
George Knight. tho famous motor. followed
Hart: sann "auso rarcss. William Seaman
followed him; same cause rarcsis Harry
Kcrnell followed scanlan: Same dreadful
,Erishts disease is consumr,ion Of the
kidneys. CONSUMPTION is n wasting away
Of tho lungs. iaresis is acohsuhrt!oh OF the
rarcsis comes to oycrwroneht brains: to
tho, middle; 10 mon who turn day into night
and night into an inferno. 1t comes to men
who cannot stand slcr"ss. II comes to men who
cannot control their npp",trs.
In tho first stage the victim IL going to do
wonders He is going 10 rrv"Intlonizo things
lie aonormnllv good. natur"d. hut h"rnnnot
get away from himself aud his schem rs iortwo
CONSECUTIVE" minutes. IN. big pmnctuates
comes. The victim forscts names. lie often
has I" stop ~ few seconds before he can recall
iu. and has slecrless nights. from which he
nwakes tired and exhausted. lir i always IN
friends "a I,
uncon sriously.
=, lie drifts into the third stage. Hc thinks
that his enemies are us the sands on the shore.
is always preoccuPieI. lIs ,srsaks in mono:
The f,niti stage !inds him at u loss for
ishes it. He speaks as If he hal two tongues
IN his mouth IT, aGts nnh talks SO extrnva.
sany ,f"f bis rvs st" an % to
hotel" Tho hotel turns out to be an asylum
He appears to rally rs the days 30 by. In
reality he doesn't. l.. sits for hours, at n time
gazing at nothing. That is the sad!est scene
for help Week after week h" grows more
helpless. In time no Is likeh year-old baby.
=, There is a way out of this dreadful vista
It does not ey come rom apsspaen
for Ralph Waldo Emerson d led Of it. and Guy do
br S SynT r0m holt and nerve rem
edy will cure victims in tho early stage OF
naresis: Ii will feed tho brain tissues and lll
the brain cells. 1T will make new blood and
muscle. 1t will make tina nerves strong. DR..
Greene's Nervura Hood and nerve remedy al
ways arrests rnresis and prevents it II taken
in time. TAX" it when the first SYM toms APP
near and you arc saved. 1t is n purely veg
etable compound. 1t is harmless: and the
cured houshnds and thousands Of man smany
deadly ills Dr. Greene. tho successful spe-
cialist In curing nervous and chronic diseases.
is the discoverer OF it. He can be consulted.
personally or by letter at his Office. :s5 West
18th st., New York. free Of charge.-Adr.