Evening journal., 1893-03-04
WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN.
Dr.. Laury MCHenry Gives Them
Some Good Advice.
HEADACHE AND WEAKNESS

Suffering Needless Pain-The Secret Of
Their Happiness.
ooh, how my head aches"
Far too often is this exclamation made
by some suffering woman. She is weak
and nervous, and some excitement, some
strain on the nerves, has brought on a
racking headache. She has chilly feel
ings. a sickness at the stomach, and
other painful symptoms, but above all
she.has this throbbing, this snerve-splitting
aching Of the head which nothing seems
to relieve
"Can nothing be done to relieve this
terrible agony2
Yes" is the answer given by DR..
Laury McHenry, a celebrated physician
who has devoted a life time to the study
and cure Of just such troubles as these
He SAYS:
Take things easier. Do not fret
Do what you can and don't worry about
work left undone. Sleep more than you
do. Now there are many means of
speedy relief, but the cure that l want
you to make is thorough, complete and
lasting, and like all things well done.
requires patience. To sum it all up:
The radical, permanent cure for sick
eadache in weak nervous women must
combine the following: A general toning
of the system, regular habits and plenty
of sleep at the right time.
Yes, you say, l would gladly try any
thing to be freed from the suffering |
endure, but how is 1t TO be done What
shall take for it? There are so many
remedies, how am l to choose the right
one ? These are reasonable questions;
there are so many tonics nervines, sar.
saparillas and other concoctions claimed
to be ready reliefs, but which, in reality
only make matters worse. Physicians
will tell you that there is only one safe
and reliable cure known to medical sci
ence that really does soOthe and nOurish
the worn out nerves, permanently cures
headache of every kind and strengthens
the system. What this great remedy is
aud what it will do for suffering women
is best told in the words of some who
have tested it. Here is what a few well
known women have to say about its won
derful powers:
Helen Ashland Keane, who wrote,
"When the Tide Comes In, and many
other popular songs, and who resides at
Hartford, Conn, says: zone year ago /
lay at deaths door, a complete mental
aud physical wreck. l had neither hope
nor ambition enough to desire life. My
dear little children had ceased to give me
Joy or cheer l was moody by day,
despondent and sleepless at night At
times fell into a sort of trance, losing
all power over nerve or muscle. My feet
and bands were like ice and my heart
almost pulseless In such state my
nurse and friend administered something
for which / was always profoundly CRATE.
full. The first dose impaired warmth to
my body. l began to gain visibly,
rapidly and steadily, day by day. feel
now as If l could endure everything
without its firing me, and 1t is all due
TO that grand discovery, that wonderful
specific for the nerves that conquers all
prostration, Paine's celery compound
My literary labors are such that ! write
sometimes far into the wee sma hours,
consuming the midnight oil, but not as
Of yore consuming brain, nerve and
muscle without their being replenished.
| would not be without this grand com
pound for its weight in gold.
To the same effect are the earnest. out
spoken words of Mrs c. f. Prescott, who
resides at No. Worcester street. Cam
] nIluKtloIls MASS MhlCu dIt uo lplloWh
There is nothing like Paine s
celery compound. It has helped me
wonderfully For more than FIVE
years have been troubled with
constipation. My heart was so weak
that I could not do any kind of work
without terrible throbbing. Ever since
can remember l had nervous headaches
of the worst sort. / have taken several
bottles Of Palne's celery compound and
find it the only thing that helps me
I heartily recommend it to all suffering
from the complaint with which was
afflicted, for this compound has done me
such a marvellous amount of good that
want others to know of its value.
Can anything be more convincing thar
this2 And il this great compound could
do so much for these ladies', may it moi
be just what you require TO prevent the
coming ON Of untimely age, the wither
ing of the energies, and dropping of the
life? If this great discovery has been Sc
grand friend Of thousands, does it not
stand to reason that it may also prove q
| friend In vOu7