Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-27
IAMSOnERVOUS'
The Cry And Plant Of
Many Thousands.
What Does Il Mean IN This
Age Of Civilization.
Are We Becoming a Nation Of
Nervous Wrecks.
The Warnings are Plain and
Unmistakable.
Heed Them Now. Or Il Nay Be- Fatally
Too Late.
The Warnings are Plain and
Unmistakable.
Heed Them Now. Or II Nay Be Fatally
Too Late.

Hundreds of thousands of our people are
nervous, thousands upon thousands suffer
| from mental exhaustion, brain fatigue,
weak and irritable nerves, sleeplessness,
gloomy depression of mind and exhaustion
of nerve power, especially at this season OF
the year. They do not realize the danger
Gus gravity of their condition, nor the fear
full result of neglect of these symptoms.
They have perhaps consulted many physi-
clans who have ascribed their disease to
any and every cause but the right one
they have adopted many modes of treat
| ment, but all alike have failed to afford a
cure. And why. Because, like the suf-
ferer, the physicians have failed to recog-
nize the dread character of the disease
| which has fastened its clutches upon the
| very life principle.
| Ii is nerve and brain exhaustion which
makes the brain tired, the arm nerveless,
| the limbs trembling, muscles weak and the
| whole body without strength, energy OF
ambition. 1t is loss of nerve and vital
power which is slowly but surely sapping
the very life itself and unless help is sought
| from the right source, the end will be shat
tered nerves, insanity with softening of the
BRAIN, nervous prostration. heart failure,
paralysis or premature death.
| The question comes home to every heart
with keenest anxiety-is there source of
| help.
The answer is positive and convincing.
| Nature in her boundless mercy has provided
a balm for every ill, and fresh from the
| bosom of the earth yields the nerve strength
| ening, nerve inyigorating and health re-
storing vegetable medicines which certainly
and unfailingly cure these terrible diseases.
These valuable medicines have been pre-
pared and compounded into the wonderful
remedy, Dir. Greene's Nervura blood and
| nerve remedy. the great health restorer,
which is acknow lel y,,l everywhere to be the
greatest nerve AM hloo rrri,slv existence
and the most valuable medical discovery OF
| the century.
DO not despair, nervous sufferer. Neglec,
alone is dangerous. Now is just the time
to be cured, now when this great spring
medicine will do so much for you. Use
this great and wonderful remedy and the
nervous. irritable, weak and trembling feel
ngs ill disappear; your sleep will be nat
ural, calm, restful and you will wake
mornings feeling strong and vigorous in
stead of tired AMI exhausted; all gloomy
| depression and sense of anxiety and dread
| "ih i"ie Vhi spul " III
become strong and steady us steel, your
strength, energy and ambition will be re-
stored, and perfect health take the place OF
weakness and debility.
1t perfectly and completely cured Mrs
Janet johnson of l6l Cedar St. Boston
Highlands, Mass. and without doubt saved
her from insanity.
II suffered from nervous prostration,
she says land WAS so veal and Frustrated
| could not attend to my household duties
closed my house and gave up my home, n,
| was 50 restless ! could not remain in one
place. | could not sleep for weeks at a
time and insanity seemed sure to result
| resortea 10 DIR. Grcene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, with wonderful effect
| II produced good sleep, restored my appe-
tite and strength until feel like a new per
| son"
| Follow her example AMI you will be
well.
| Remember that doctors prescribe and
recommend this medicine. 1t is the pre-
scripiipn and discovery of the well known
| specialist in the cure of nervous and
chronic diseases. DIR. Greene, of a Temple
| Place, Boston, Mass. who can be consult
cd in regard to any case free of charge,
/ personally or by letter.