Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-04
WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN.
DR.. laury McHenry Gives
Them Some Good Advice.
HEADACHE AND WEAKNESS
The Doctor Tells How They May
be Quickly Relieved-He Says
Women Are Suffering Needless
Pain-The Secret of Their Hap
pineSs,

p1neSS.
"Oh, how my head sches"
Far too often is this exclamation made
by some suffering woman. She is weak
and nervous, and come excitement, some
strain on the nerves, has brought on a rack
ing headache. She has chilly feelings, q
sickness at the stomach, and other painful
symptoms, but above all, she has this
throbbing, this nerve-splitsing aching Of
the head which nothing seems to relieve.
Can nothing be done to relieve this ter
rible agonyG
"Yes," is the answer givsn by DR.. Lsury
McHenry, a celebrated physician who has
devoted a lifetime to the study and cure of
just such troubles as these. He says:
"Taks 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 re-
lief, but the cure that want you to make
Is thorough, complete and lasting, and like
all things well done, requires patisnce. To
sum 1t all up, the radical, permanent cure
for sick headache in weak, nervous women
must combine the following: A general
tontng of the system, regular habits, and
plenty of sleep at the right time"
Yes, you say, would gladly try anything
to be freed from the suffering I endure,
but how is 1t to be donei What shall I take
for It. There are 80 many remedies, how
am I to choose the right onei These are
reasonable questions; there arc SO many
tonics. nervines, sarsaparillas and other
connections claimed to be ready reliefs, but
which, in reality, only make m alters worse.
Physiciane will tell you that there Ia only
one Eafe and reliable cure known to medi-
cal se!ence that really does soothe and nour-
ish the worn-out nerves, permanently
cures headache of every kind and strength
ems the system. What this great remedy
ia and what 1t will do for suffering women
is best told In the words of some who have
tested 1t. Here Is what q few well known
women have to say about Its wonderful
powers:
Helen Ashland Kean, who wrote "When
the Tide Comes In" and many other popu-
lar songs, and who resides at Hartford,
Conn.,, says: Zone year ago lay at deaths
door, a complete mental and physical
wreck. had neither hope nor ambition
| enough to desire life. Ny dear little chill
dren had csased to give me Joy or cheer.
| I was moody by day, Respondent and Sleep
| less at night. At times I fell into q sort
| of trance, losing all power over nerve or
muscle My feet and hands were like Ice
and my heart almost pulseless. In such a
state my nurse and friend administered
something for which I was always pro
! foundly grateful. The first dose impaired
warmth to my body. 1 began to gain Wis
IDLY, rapidly aud steadily day by day.
feel now as If could endure everything
without its firing me, and 1t IL all due tC
tina. grand discovery, that wonderful sps
ci6c for the nerves that conquers all pros
tration-Psine's celery compound. Ny
literary labors are such that write rome
| times far into the wee sma' hours, con
Stunning the midnight oil, but not as of yort
consuming brain, nerve and muscle with
out their being replenished. would mo-
be without this grand compound for 1T
weight In gold."
To the same effect are the earnest, out
spoken words of Mrs. G. e. Prescott, WHIT
resides at No. 8 Worcester street, Cam
bridgeport, Mass, which are ss follows:
"rhere is nothing like Paine's csler,
For more than five years I have beer
troubled with constipation. My heart wa
80 weak that could not do any kind O.
work without terrible throbbing. Eve
since can remember have had nervou
headaches of the worst sort. have takeI
several bottles of Paine's celery compound
and find 1t tho only thing that helps me.
heartily recommend 1t to all suffering from
the complaint with which was afflicted
for this compound has done me such
marvellous amount of good that want 9th
ers to know of its value"
Can anything be more convincing thai
this! And If this great compound could
do SO much for these ladies, may it not b.
just what you require to prevent the com
ing on of untimely ago, the whitening O
l the enArSl:3R and 6r0nntn0 nf tha nfef
this great discovery has been so grand
friend of Thousands, does it not stand t.
reason that 1t may also prove a friend t.
wont