St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-28
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
Interesting Facts in the
Lives Of t famous Men.
Ra'pa Waldo Emerson, John HCCGl-
lOu5h, Barley Campbell, Charlis
!. JOlnoS, Tony Hart.
"A Dramatic AMI Thrilling Picture
Wor;hJ Of B,'zao or Dickens.

= Ten years ago there was no such
5W0rd as pareSS. 1t cannot be fonnd in
Webster's dictionary. Now it is part of
the vocabulary of every man who thinks
and reads. Why? Simply because it
has creDt into the language, as the hor
rible disease which bears its name has
crept into the brain of many men.
+ Bartley Campbell was brilliant and
successful playwright. Paresis claimed
him. Insanity and death followed.
Charlie Johnes, the most brilliant
member of the New York Stock EX-
change. followed Campbell. 1t used to
be "what Charlie Johnes SAID, bought,
sold. and how he dressed" in Wall street
six years ago. Now he is not even q
name Paresis.
John Mccullough, the great tragedan,
died of softening of the brain-parcsis.
Tony Hart was the next victim. Paresis
set in. He was taken to Bloomlngdale,
where he died a few years ago.
George Knight, the famous actor, fol-
Lowell Hart; same cause, paresiS. Will
lam Seaman followed him; same cause,
paresis. Harry Kernall followed Scau-
ian; same dreadful cause, paresis.
Bright'S disease is consumption of
the kidneys. Consumption is wasting
away of the Lungs. Paresis is con-
sumption of the BRAIN.
PartSiS comes to 0YerWrOught brains;
to 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. 1t comes to men who
cannot control their appetites.
In the first stage the victim is going
to d. wonders. He is going to revo-
lutioniZe things. He is abnormally
good-natured, but he cannot get away
from himself and his schemes for two
consecutive minutes. The big punctu
ates almost every sentence. The sec
ond stage comes. The victim fOrgets
names. He oflen has to stop IA few st c.
ondS before he can recall familiar
names. He is nervous, restless. fretful
ana has sleeplesS nights from which he
awakes tired and exhausted. He is al
wavs in hurry. He listens instead of
talks. He looks at his friends in the
most pathetic manner. uncOnsciously.
He drifts into the third stage. He
thinks that his enemies are as the sands
on the shore. He grows moody ana de-
pressed in mind. He is always preOc-
cupied. He speaks i'll monosyllables.
He neglectS his dress and has no care
of his personal appearance.
The fourth stage finds him at loss
for words. He begins a sentence, but
never finishes it, He speaks as if he
had two tongues in his mouth. He acts
and talkS so eXtravagantiy that his
friends induce him to enter carriage
for "a little drive 10 an out-Ot-tOwn
hotel" The hotel turns out to be an
asylum for the insane.
He appears to rally as the days 90 by.
In reality, he doesn't. He sits for hours
at 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 if for help.
Week after week he groWS more help
less. In time he is like year-0ld baby.
Then he dies.
There is way out of this dreadful
visitation. in its early stages. Ii may
be prevented. 1t does not invariably
come from dissipation. for Ralph Waldo
Emerson died Of it,and Guy de MaupaS-
SAINT is dying from it.
DR.. Greene'S Nervura blood and nerve
remedy will cure victims in the early
stage Of pareSis. Ii will feed the brain
tissues and fill the BRAIN cells. 1t will
make new blood and muscle. 1t will
make the nerves SLf0nG. Df. Greene
Nervura blood and nerve remedy always
arrests pareSis and prevents it if taken
in time. Take it when the first symp-
toms appear and you are saved. 1t is
purely vegetable compound. 1t is harm
less and the most valuable remedy in
the world. 1t has cured thousands and
thousands of mans many deadly ills. DR..
Greene, the successful specialist in cur
ing nervous and chronic diseases, is the
discoverer of it. He can be consulted,
personally or by letter, at his office, So
W. 14th Street, New York. free of
charge.