The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-28
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
Interesting Facts in the Lives
of Famous Men.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, John McCul-
Tough, BARLEY Campbell, Charlie
Jones, Tony Hart.
A Dramatic and Thrilling Picture
Worthy OF a Balzac Or a Dickens.

Ten years ago there was no such word as
paresis. IL cannot be found in Webster's
dictionary. Now il Is part of the vocabulary
Of every man who thinks and reads. Whyf
Simply because il has crept into the language,
rs the horrible disease which bears It's name
has crept into the brain OF many men.
Barley Campbell was a brilliant and sue
cessful playwright. Paresis claimed him.
Insanity and death followed.
Charlie Jones, the most brilliant member Of
the New York Stock Exchange, followed
Campbell. IL used to be what Charlie Jones
said, bought, sold, and how he dressed, /" In
Wall Street six years ago. Now he has not
even a name. Paresis.
John Mccullough. the great tragedian, died
of softening Of the brain paresis set In. He
was taken to Bloomingdale, where he died a
few years a o.
George Night, the famous actor, followed
Hart same cause, paresis. William Scan
Ian followed him; same cause, paresis.
Harry Kernall followed Seaman; same dread
full cause, paresis.
Bright's disease Is a consumption of the
kidneys. Consumption is n wasting away of
the Lungs. Paresis is a consumption or the
brain.
IdltNl. NOllfN ~ ' pihAhN W
men who burn the candle at both ends and in
the middle; To men who turn day into night
and night into an inferno. 1t comes TO men
who cannot stand success. II comes 10 men
who cannot control their appetites.
In the first stage the victim Is going TO do
wonders. He Is going TO revolutionize things.
He is abnormally good-natured, but he cam
not get away from himself and his schemes
for two consecutive minutes.
The big / punctuates almost every sentence.
The second stage comes. The victim forgets
names. He is nervous, restless, fretful and
has sleepless nights, from which he awakes
tired and exhausted. He is always in a hurry.
He listens instead of talks. He looks at his
friends in the most pathetic manner, uncon-
sdiously.
He drifts into the third stage. He thinks
that his enemies are as the sands on the
shore. lie grows moody and depressed In
mind. He is always preoccupied. He speaks
in monosyllables He ncglects his dress and
has no care of his personal appearance.
The fourth stage finds him at a loss for
words. lie begins a sentence, but never fin
ishes IL. He speaks as If he had two tongues
in hts mouth. lie acts and talks SO extrava-
gantly that his friends induce him TO enter a
carriage for "a little drive To an ''out-of-town
hotel" The hotel turns out TO be an asylum
for the insane.
He appears to rally as the days go by. In
| reality he doesn't. lie sits for hours at a time
gazing at nothing, That is the saddest scene
of all. He tries TO recall things. 1t is pitiful
TO watch him. and have him look at you as il
for help. Week after week he grows more
helpless. In time he is like a year-old baby.
Then he dies.
There IS IA way out of this dreadful vista.
ton. in its early stages. IL may be prevented.
1t does not always come from dissipation, fol
Ralph Waldo Emerson died of 1t, and Guyde
Maupassant is dying from II.
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve EN-.
edv will cure victims in the early stage OF
paresis. Ii will iced the brain tissues and fill
the brain cells. 1t will make new blood and
muscle. Ii will make the nerves strong. DR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
always arrests paresis and prevents il If taken
in time. Take IL when the first symptoms ap
pear ard you are saved. IL is a purely veg
etable compound. 1t is harmless and tn,
most valuable remedy in the world. 1t ha'
cured thousands and thousands OF man.
deadly ills. DR.. Greene, the successful spec
ialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases
is the discoverer of IL. He can be consulted
personally or 10y letter, at his Office, "a Tempt,
Place. Boston, Mass, free OF charge.