Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-11-03
ABOUT WOMEN.
Interesting Facts in Regard to
Their Peculiarities.
In Many Ways They Have More Nerve
Than Men.
Strange Compound of Timidity an
Courage.
Women are nervous.

Women are nervous.
There is no doubt of that, but are thew
more nervous than men? The nervous
system of woman is much more delicate
more highly istrung, more finely ten
stoned than that ofi.men. This renders
them capable of higher pleasures and
deeper sorrows than is possible with man.
Men have greater te..bravery, more
intrepidity, boldness and daring. But
women, weaker physically by far, great
" excel men in moral courage, spirit,
fortitude, patience. and endurance-..of
pain and grief.
Suffering or pain that a woman would
scarcely heed will often make q big,
strong man howl. Surgeons tell us that
women will readily suffer pain in the
endurance of operations which nine men
out of ten would find unbearaole. Men
always make the most nervous invalids.
From this it will be seen that women
are strange compounds of weakness and
strength in regard to their nerves.
1t is fact, nevertheless, that. women
are nervous.
But it is because their nerves have be-
come weakened and Frustrated.
They are not well something is wrong
with them and they must have a renew
al of nerve strength, power and vigour.
A case in point was that of Mrs Lila
Bedford, Mass. Naturally endowed
with strong and steady nerves, she was
brought to such a weak condition by
disease that she almost lost control of
her nerves, even going so far as to often
think of taking her own life to end her
sufferings.
She says in speaking of her case
"My kidneys were in terrible state,
had awful pains in the back and side,
Nf clo OF mic
"My headache was a source of great
annoyance, and suffered much at GER
tain perionds.
"Why, felt so miserable that often
thought would take my own life.
''But at last I took the wonderful
medicine-Dr Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, and now I am we'll.
1 cannot speak too highly of this great
remedy, for it cured me of my terrible
complaints. deem it my duty to say
that think it is the best medicine in
the world, and thank God for direct
| ing me to it's use."
We have no':doubt that many readers
| of our paper, whose nerves are weak,
| whose blood Is poor, who have stomach,
kidney or liver complaints, or who feel
| tired Frustrated and run down in health,
will accept the above as directing them
to use the same wonderful medicine
" OeAA -
| in Mrs. Roots case. We have, moreover,
no hesitation, if our advice and guild
ance is asked III the matter, to urge our
suffering people to follow her example
and use DR. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1t is especially valuable
and sure of cure for women with weak
nerves, insomnia'ssof female complaints,
! weakness, etc.
We furthermore know it to be perfect
ly harmless to use as it is purely vege-
table. 1t is within reach of all as drug
gists keep it for 81. 1t is the prescrip-
ton and discovery of the eminent DIR
Greene of 35 w. 14th Street, New York,
who is so wonderfully successful in cur
ing all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases, and who can be consulted free,
personally or by letter. If you will use
this gaeat remedy, you will be made
we'll and your weak nerves become
strong again.