Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
A NOTE OF WARNING
There l. Certainly Danger
Ahead for Is.
We Do Not Mean 10 Cause
Alarm in This Community,
But There Is a Grave Matter
Which Demands Attention.

Ii j. sad aud alarming fact that the
community IN which our paper eIreu-
iatss Is terribly afflicted a. present with
i most serious torn of disease which
nifty years ago vas almost unknown.
Are We Ia danger
Inc answer 3 decidedly yes, unless
immediate action - taken.
III the disease MAS small pox, dyp-
ther.a, typhus fever or other contagi-
GUS affection, how quickly and eneT-
getlcally our nSople would rise and
crush out It's progress. But because the
disease = not Contagious We have here
tOtOre shut our eyes 20 is dangers.
The form OF affection ABOUT which
We write, that is rapidly becoming SO
prevalent IN our midst, and concerning
which We desire TO sound the note of
alarm. Is that class known as nervous
diseases. Ii Is attacking all ages and
al classes of people, those who follow
professions as we'll as busness men,
clerks, mechanics and iaborers. 1t
manlfests Itself IN various WAYS and
forms, but the cause Is always the
same-weakness of the nerves.
Just why there should be such an
enormous increase of nervous aztec
uons among our residents is difficult
10 understand, yet as ali can see, such
diseases are becoming fearfully COM
mon.
Men and women complain of feeling
weak. tired, nervous, with feeling of
exhaustion, both nervous and pny-
steal. They do not sleep or eat we'll,
wake more tired mornings than when
they retire, their stomachs are out of
order, bowels constlpated, liver torpid,
and the kidneys may be affected. CIV
ing pain aud 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 pros
trated feelings.
A lady of our acquaintance, Miss
Annie Cakes, who resides in Athol
Centre. Mass, has been great sufferer
from nervous affections, and thinking
that her experience, and especially
how she succeeded in curing her
troubles, may be of great service TO
those OF our readers who may tie SINH
larry suffering, we give below her own
words in regard to the case:
al suffered from nervous and ply
steal prOstration, was very nervous,
weak and run down; | was sleepless.
only sleeping three hours IN twenty
four. | took Or. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and before |
had taken one bottle | began to i'm
prove. 1t was wonderful. Everybody
was surprised to see how | had gaI ed
in strength and flesh. | now sleep
seven hours every night and have
gained ten pounds. So say every
day, God bless DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. / also had
the grippe, but came up from that ter
rabie disease on the Nervura all right"
Now We know all about this case,
that every word is true, and we assure
our readers that this wonderful medi-
cine Ia an absolute specific-a sure and
positive cure for these nervous dis
eases. We therefore advise its inne-
diate use. and II sufferers will heed our
| advice our community will not be long
In RIDING itself of all nervous atfec-
| tons before they run into those dread
results, insanity, paralysis, nervous
prostTation or death.
This wonderful remedy is not a
patent medicine. but Is the prescription
ana discovery of the great specialist in
nervous and chronic diseases, DR..
Greene, of No. 30 West Fourteenth
street, New York, who can be consult
ed free by all, personally or by letter.
Don't tail to get tins remedy at once
from your druggist, tor II is purely
vegetable and harmless and costs but
81. 1t will cure you.