Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-09-15
OF PROFOUND INTEREST.
Something Which Startled Our
 City.
Right at Home in Our Midst Where We
 Know all the Parties.
What is More the Parties Stand Ready
 and Willing to Tell All About It.

From the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) |
 The name of Dan Rice of 755 | Plymouth ave, Rochester, N. Y., is well | known throughout the country. His | wife, while enjoying less wide fame, l is the favorite of large circle of friends | much alarmed at the condition of se- rious i'll health in which Mrs Rice has been for some time past. She grew ter ribly nervous, weak and prostrated, ire quently dropping upon the floor uncon- scious, until all were in dispair of ever seeing her in health again.
 Of late, however, there has been a great change m her condition. Where before she was so terribly run down in health and strength as to make life a burden, she is now strong, healthy, wig orous, and enjoys life thoroughly again. Her acquaintances are not only sur prised and please d, but greatly mystified as to the cause of so sudden a return to health, when, as everybody knew, she had been so very low and prostrated. To friend, however, she explained the secret of her sudden restoration to health.
 "I had heart and nerve trouble of long standing. I had fainting spells sometimes as many as 9 or 10 a day, The neighbors frequently found me un- conscious. 1 could not sleep, many times never went to sleep all night.
 "I had a greatsdeal of pain in my side and stomach, and I could not sleep on my left side at all. had an attack of numbness Tn my right side which made | it difficult for me to speak or swallow.
 "I used Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and when I had taken two bottles the numbness had left me and have not tainted but or 5 times in the last six months, and have not had any fainting spells for two months. I can now sleep and rest well.
 My friends are more than surprised at my improved health."
 Her friend and neighbor, Mrs A. ! Borne of 15 Brook avenue, Rochester. had often found Mrs Rice unconscious in these terrible numb and falnting spells before she took Dr Greene's Ner- vura blood and nerve remedy, and is de- lighted, as we'll she may be, with the effects of this wonderful medicine.
 We have for years advertised this re
 markable remedy in our columns, and our readers can readily turn to such advertisement in almost any issue of our paper. We know of great many simi- lar cures effected by this deservedly popular medicine from nervous ness, weakness and exhaustion, insom- mia, malaria, poor blood, dyspepsia, in- digestion, biliousness, kidney and liver complaints, constipation and the weak
 ness of general debility. Many of us
 are in a weakened and nervous state,
 lacking o IT old time strength and vigor Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
 remedy is the best thing to take to tone
 up the system and restore our strength.
 Most everyone needs a medicine to
 strengthen the nerves, invigorate the
 blood and start up the action of the
 liver and kidneys, and this is the great est and best of all remedies. It is purely l, vegetable, too, and perfectly harmless. All druggists keep it $1 % per bottle. We assure sufferers from disease that
 they cannot do better than to use this ? really wonderful medicine.
 Dr Greene of 35 w. 14th street, New York, its discoverer, is a specialist ir cure of nervous and long standing dis
 eases, who has the largest practice oi
 any physician in the.-world, and can be consulted personally or by letter free oi
 charge. Call or Write him about youl 7 case, or send for a symptom blank tc fill out, and letter, fully explaining your disease, giving valuable advice etc, will be returned without charge. ] This remedy, being the prescription f and discovery of this great physician, ii not patent medicine, butt on the con trary is a remedy Fwhich1- all doctors t recommend and endorse because they }, know it will cure.