The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-29
A NOTE OF WARNING.
There Is Certainly Danger
Ahead for Us.
We Do Not Mean to Cause Alarm In This
Community, but There is IL Grave Mat
ter Which Demands Attention.

ity in which our paper calculates IL terribly AT.
hictcd ut present with most serious orm OF
disease which fifty years ago almost un.
known.
Are we in danger?
action is taken.
II the disease was smallpox, diphtheria, ty-
plus fever or other contagious affection how
quickly and cnergctcally our people would rise
and crush out its progress. But because the dis
ease Is not contagious We have heretofore shut
our C. CO to its dangers.
The form OF affection about which we write
that Is rapidly becoming go prevalent In our
niust. ani CONCERNING wh,ch we desire to sound
The note o: alarm. Is that class known ~ nervous
diseases II is attacking all ages and all cassos
or people. those who follow professions as well
M business men, clerks, mechanics and laborcrs
II manifcsts itself in various ways and FORMS
hut the cause is always the samc-weakuess of
just why there should be such an enormous In.
crease OF nervous AFFECTIONS among our residents
l. difficult to und rstand, yet ns NIL can see, such
diseases are becoming foarfully common
Men anC women complain OF feeling W cak
tired, nervous, with feeling of exhaustion. both
nervous and physical They DO not sleep or eat
well, wake more tired mornings than when they
retire, their stomHchs are out or order, bowels
So nIef ,o'p,4 and ,ne kiuneys may
back, while the water appears unnatural ana
often has sediment.
But the principal symptoms nre the nervous
ness, and weak, tired and Frustrated feelings.
a lady OF our acquaintance, Miss Annie Oakcs,
who resides in A;ho Centre, Mass, has been a
great sufferer from nervous affe :tons and think.
lag that her experience. and especially how che
succeeded in curing her troubles may be of great
service to those OF our readers who may be Sim
ilarly suffering, we give below her own words in
regard to the case:
II sufrc ed from nervous and physical prostra-
ton, WAS very nervous, weak and run down,
was slccp'ess, only sleeping three hours in
twcnty-four took DIR. Grccnc's Ncrvura blood
and nerve remedy and before 1 had taken one
bottle began to improve. 1t wonderful.
Everybody WIS surprised to how gained in
strength and flesh. now g. ccp seven hours every
night and have gained ten pounds So l ray
| every day God bess DR.. GresLc's hcrvurn blood
| and nerve remedy. | aso had the grippe but
came up from that terrible disease on the Nervurn
| all right"
| Now we know all about this case, that every
word is true, and we assure readers that this
| wonderful medicine is an absolute spccific-n
sure md positive cure for these nervous diseases
We therefore advise it's immediate use, and II
| sufferers will heed our advice, our community
will not be long In Kidding itself OF all nervous ar
fections before they run into those dread re-
Suits insanity. paralysis, nervous prostrationgor
| death.
This wonderful remedy is not patent medi
cine but IL the prescription and discovery OF the
great specialist in nervous and chronic diseases
| DIR. Greene, OF 81 W. 14th street, New YCrs, who
can be consulted fee by all, personally or by let
| ter.
| Don't fail to get this remedy at once from your
| druggist for II is purely vegetable and Harmless
| and costs but 81. 1t will cure you.