The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-08
ABOUT WOMEN.
Interesting Facts In Regard To
Their Peculiaritics.
In Many Ways They Have More
Nerve Than Men.
Strange Compound of Timidity
and Courage.


women 0TB ubENbub.
There Is no doubt of that, bun are
they more nervous than menu The
nervous system of women is much
more delicate more highly strung,
more finely tensioned than that oil
men. This renders them capable OF
higher pleasures and deeper sorrows
than Ia possible with man. Men have
n greater brute bravery, more intrepl-
dity, boldness and daring, but women
wenker physically by far, greatly ex-
col men in moral courage, spirit, FORTH
tude. patience, and endurance OF pain
and grief.
Suffering or pain that woman
would scarcely heed will often make q
big, strong man howl Surgeons tell
us that women will rendily suffer pain
In the endurance of operations which
nine men out of ten would lind I'M
bearable Men always make the most
nervous invalils.
From this it will be seen that women
are strange compounds OF weakness
and strength in regard to their nerve,
1t is n fact, nevertheless, that women
are nervous.
But IL is because their nerves have
become weakened and prostraLed.
They are not we'll; something is
wrong with them and they must have
renewal of nerve strength. power
and vigOr.
A case In boint vas that of Mrs.
Lila G. Root who lives at 35 Elm St,
New Bedford. Mass. Naturally en-
dowed with strong and steady nerves,
she was brought to such weak con-
ditton by disease that she almost lost
| control of her nerves even going 50
far as to often think of taking her own
| life to end her sulferings.
| She says in speaking of her case:
My kidneys were in Il terrible state,
! had awful pains in the back and side,
and could not sleep at night.
"Mv headache was a source OF great
annoyance, and suffered much ut GER
tain periods. Ht
"Why, | felt so miserable that | often
thought / would take my own life.
But ut last took that wonderful
medicine Dir. Greene's Nervura bloc
and nerve remedy, and now am we'll
| cannot speak too mighty of this great
remedy for it cured me of my terrible
complaints. l deem it my duty to sa,
that think 1t is the best medicine il
the world, and l thank God for direct
ing me to its use"
We have no doubt that many readeri
of our paper, whose nerves are weak
whose blood is poor, who have stom
ucu, kllUby VI ilNSl toilpidlhlSi "
; who feel tired, prostrated aud ruf
down in health, will accept the abov'
as directing them to use the SAM
wonderful medicine. which effected
such a marvellous eIfe In Mrs. Root
case. We have moreover, no hesita
ton II our advice and guidance /
asked in the matter, to urge our suffer
ing people to follow her example an
: use Or. Greene's Ncrvurt blood an
nerve remedy. 1t is especially yalua
5 bio and Sure of cure for women wit
veal; nerves, insomnia OF female CON
plants. weakness; etc.
l We Furthermore know 1t to be pei
feetly harmless to use as it 10 purel
vegetable. 1t is within reach oil all a
druggists keep 1t for II. II Ii the pr
scrlption and discovery OF the en-
nunt Dr. Greene, of 80 w. l4th Stree
Q New York, who Is so wonderfully SUI
$ cessful in curing all forms OF nefvol
/. and chronic diseases, and who can |
I consulted free, personally or by lette
:, Ii you use this great remedy, you wi
+ be made we'll and your weak nerve
0 become strong again.