Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-20
A NOTE OF WARNING,
There is Certainly Danger
Ahead for Us.
We Do Not Mean to Cause Alarm in
This Community.
But There is a Grave Matter
Which Demands Attention.

II ia a sad and alarming fact that the
community in which our paper eirculates
ia terribly afflicted at present with most
serious form of disease which fifty years
ago was almost unknown.
Are We in dangeri
The answer is decidedly yes, unless i'm
mediate action is taken.
If the disease was smallpox, diphtheria,
tvphus fever or other contagious affec-
people would rise and crush out its prog
ress. But because the disease Is not con-
tapious we have heretofore shut our eyes
to its dangers.
The form of affection about which we
write, that is rapidly becoming so preva-
lent in our midst, and concerning which
we desire 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 we'll as
business men, clerks, mechanics and labor
ers. It msnifssts 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
"a all can see such diseases are becoming
fear ully common.
Men and women complain Of feeling
weak, tired, nervous, with feeling of ex,
haustion, both nervous and physical They
do not sleep or eat we'll, wake more tired
mornings than when they retire, their sto
machs are out of order, bowels constipa
ted, liver torpid, and the kidneys may bt
affected, giving pain and weakness in thu
back, while the water appears unnatura
and often has sediment.
But the principal symptoms are tn
nd f,ro mi
ted feelings.
A lady Of our acquaintance, Miss Ami
Cakes, who resi- les in Athol Center, Mass.
has been great sufferer from nervous at
fections, and thinking that her experience
and especially how she succeeded in curin
her troubles, may be of great service t
those of our readers who may be similarl
suffering, we give below her own words il
regard to the case:
III suffered from nervous and physics
prostration, was very nervous, weak an
three hours in twenty-four. I took d.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remsd
and before had taken one bottle bsga
to improve. 1t was wonderful. Everybod
was surprised to see how I had gained i
strength and flesh. I now sleep seve
hours every night and have gained te
pounds. So say every day God bless d.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
also had the Grippe, but came up fro1
that terrible disease on the Nervura a
right"
Now we know all about this case, tn.
every word is true, and we assure our reat
ers that this wonderful med: cine is an al
solute specifc-a sure and positive cul
for these nervous diseases. We thereto
advise its immediate use, and if suffere
will heed our advice our community wi
not be long in Kidding itself of all nervo'
affections, before they run into tho
dread results, insanity, paralysis, nervo1
prostration or death.
This wonderful remedy is not pate
medicine. but is the prescription and d.
covery of the great specialist in nervo
and chronic diseases, DR.. Greene of 35
18th street, New York, who can be co
suited free by all, personally or by lett.
Don't fail to get this remedy at once fire.
your druggist, for it is purely vegetAl
and harmless, and costs but 81. 1t W