Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-23
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
Interesting Facts in the Lives
Of Famous Men.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, John McCul-
Tough, Barley Campbell, Charlie
johnes, Tony Hart.


Ten years age therr was no such word as
paress 1t cannot be found in Websser's
dictionary. Now il il part of the vocahti-
larry of every man who thinks and reads
Why. Simply because Il has crypt into
the language, as the no. rible disease which
bears It's name has erept into the brain OF
many men.
Barley Campbell was a brilliant and
successful PLAYWRIGHT Paresis claimed
him. INSANITY and death followed
Charlie Jeilnes. the most brilliant mem.
Der Of the New York Stock Exchange, fol.
lowed Campbell. (. used to be. .'whai
Charlie Johnes said, bought. sold, and how
he dressed in Wall street six yeas ago
Now he is not even a name. Faresis.
John Mccullough, the great tragedian
died OF softeuing of the brain-paresis
Tony Hart was the text victim. Paaesi.
set in. He was taken into Bloomingtiaie
where he died a few wears ago.
Georgs. knight, the famous actor follow ed
Hart same cause, paresis. William Scan.
ion followed hi4i; same cause, psresis
Harry kernali followed Seanlon; same
dreadful cause, paresis
Bright's disease is a consumption of tbs
kidneys. Consumption is a wasting away
of the Lungs. PaTesis is a consumption Of
the brain.
Paresis comes to overwr0nght brains; I,
men who burn the candle at both ends and
in the middle; To men who turn day int
night and night into an inferno. Il come,
to men who eanaot stanl success. 1t come,
to men who cannot control their appetites
In the first stsge the victim is going Il
u ,Ears -
things. He is abnormally gooa-natured
but he cannoi get away from himself ant
lis schemes for two consecutive minutes
The big | panctuates almost every sen
tence. The second stage comes. The vie
tim forgets names. He often has to stop .
few seconds before he can recall familiar
names. He is nervous, restless, fretful ant
has sleepless nights from which he awakel
tired and exhausted. lie is always in
hurry. He listens instead of talks. Ii,
looks at his friends in the most patheii,
Mariner, uuconsciously.
lie drifts into the third stage. He think,
that his enemies are as the sands on tn,
shore. He Crews moody and depressed il
miad. He is always preoecupled. ii,
speaks in monosyllibles. lie neglects hi
dress AMI has no care of his personal ap
pearance.
The fourth stage finds him at loss fo
words. He begins Il sentence. but neve
finishes it, He speaks as if he had tw,
tongues in his mouth. He acts and talks 8,
extravagantly that his friends induce hin
to enter carriage for "a little drive 10 al
out-of-town hotel The hotel turns out t,
be an asylum for the insane.
He appears to rally AS the DAYS go by. II
reality he doesn't. lie sits for hours ut
time gazing at nothing. That is the saddles
scene of ALL He tries to recall things.
is pitiful to watch him. and have him lool
at You AS if for help. Week after week h,
year old BABY. Then he dies.
There is a way out of this dreadful vista
ton. in its early stages. 1t may be pre-
vented. 1t does not invariably come from
dissipation, for Ralph Waldo Emerson dice
of it, and Guyde Maupassant is dying from
it.
DIR. Greenes Neryura blood and nery,
remedy will cure victims in the early stag,
of paress. II will feed the brain tissue
and fill the brain cells. 1t will make new
blood and muscle. 1t will make the nerve
strong. DIR. Greene's Nervura blood an,
nerve remedy always arrests paresis ant
prevents it if taken in time. Take il whel
the first symptoms appear and you ar
saved. 1t is purely vegetable compound
1t is harmless and the most valuable RENE
dy in the world. 1t has cured thousand
and thousands of mans many deadly ills
DIR. Greene, the successful specialist il
curing nervous AMI chronic diseases, is til,
discoverer of 1t. He can be consulted, per
sonally OF by letter. at his Office "a tempt,
Place, Boston, Mass, free of charge.