The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-28

Ten years ago there was no such word AZ
pare sis IL canuot be found in Wcbstcr's die.
every man who thinks and reads Whvs SiTrIy
because Il has crcpt into tho language ns the
horrible disease which bears its name has crept
INTO the brain OF many men.
Barticy Campbci was a brilliant and succcss
iui piaywrlght parcsis clsimcu him. Insanity
charlie Juhncs, tho most brilIiont p,onh.r -,
the New York ST. ok Exchange. followed Cnmn
nel. used to be what Charlie Johncs said,
nouEnt, sod and how lie dressed, in "A MI street
Paresis oNh ""nie'
j. Mccullough, the great t-agcdiau, died of
ssoltenlng OF the Drain-paresis. Tony Hart was
the next victim. Parcsis set in. Ito was taEcn
to Bioomingdalc, where he died a few wears nTo.
George knight, the famous actor Followed
Hart; same cause, parcss. William Scanlan fol.
lowed MN; same cause, paresis. Harry Kerpall
followed Seaman; same dreadful cause. parcsis.
pIISnt : uiscasc IL II consumption OF the kid.
ncys Consumption is wasting away OF the
lungs: paresis Is u consumption OF the brain.
who burn the candle at both ends and in The
middie; 10 men who turn day into night and
nish, INTO an inferno 1t comes to men who an.
not stand success. 1t comes to men who csnnot
control their appctitcs
In the hrst stage the victim IL going to do won
u u sh hc Is going to revoutionizc things lie
IL Apnormaily good-naturcd, but he cannot get
away from himself and his schemes for two con-
secutive minutes. The big l punctuatcs almost
vlcllm lu'gets names. lie often has to stop few
SECONDS before he can recall familiar names lie
&c iNouss lcsllcss, 1T t1ul and has slccDlcPs
nights from which lie awakes tired and ex.
nausted lie is always in Il hurry He listens
instead or talks. He looks Mt his friends In the
most palmetto manner, unCOne ciously
he drifts into the third stage. He thinks that
HIS enemies arc as the sands on the shore lie
sIoWs moody and depressed in mind. He is al
WAYS preoccupied. lie speaks in monosyllablcs
ne neglects his dress and has no care OF his per
sonal appearance.
- Inc Fourth stage finde him at loss for words
lie Degins sentence but never finishes IT, Hc
speaks as II he had two tongues in his mouth
nc ACTS ana talks so extravagantly that his
i,lenos Induce him to enter carriage for "a lit.
.ie drive to IN out-oftown hotel" The hotel
turns out TO be an asylum for tho insane
DE appears to rally ns the days 90 by In real.
ny ne doesn't he sits for hours at q time gazing
ut nothing. That is the saddcst scene of al. lie
tries 10 recall things. 1t is pitful to watch him.
af,a nnre him look at you as II for help. Week
a "a i week nc grows more helpless. In time he
Is Ike year Old baby. Then he dies.
in it mere Is way out of this dreadful visitation,
~ tts early stages II may be prevented. 1t docs
m invariably come from dissipation TO- Ralph
waldo Emerson died OF it, and GUY dc Maupas
SAINT is dying from it,
Dr. Gree mes Nervura blood and nerve rcmcd v
WIN cure victims III the early stage of paresis
~ VIII iced the brain tissues and oil The brain
cens. IL Will make new blood and muscle Ii
VIII make the nerves strong DR.. Grcene's Ner-
Nura nood and nerve remedy always arrests
p,resls ana prevents II If taken in time. Take IL
Wneh the hrst symptoms appear and on are saved.
~ IL purely vegetable compound. II il harm
i.ss ana the most valuable remedy in the world
IL mas cured thousands and thousands OF mans
many deadly ills. DIR. Greene tho successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases,
IL the discovcrcr OF it, lie can nc consulted per.
sonally or by letter. at his Office - w i4th
street, New / ork free or charge.