The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-26
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE
Interesting Facts In the Lives Of "a,
nous Hen,
Ralph Waldo EmeFssa, john aTsqpllapgh,
Bartiy Campbell. charley
JOhuss, ToRsy Hart,
ADramatie and Thrilling Picture Worthy
ola Baizao or . Dickens.

Ten years ago there Was no such word a.
patosls, II cannot DO found in WehsleFa die
touary Now it Is part Of the yOcahplary,oi
every man who thinks and reads, Whyi simply
because Il has cFept into tho language as tho
horrible disease which bears rs name has crept
into the brain OF many men,
Barley Campbell was q brilliant and success
ill playwright Parcsis claimed him. Insanity
ard death followed.
Charlie Johnes, the most brilliant member Of
the New York Stock Exchange, followed Camp
bell. ItpSed 10 be "WhSt 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, tho great tFagedlap died
pisofteniBg OF the brain-paFeSi Tony Hart
was the next victim, Paresls set in, He was
taken to Interchangeable where he died few
years ago
George knight, the famous actor, followed
Hart; same cause, paresis, william Seaman tol'
lowed HIM same causei pareslS Harry kernall
followed Seaman same dreadful cause paFeslS
Brights disease Is consumption OF the kid
neys, Consumption Is a wasting away OF the
Lungs. Paresis Is q consumption OF the brain,
PaFesis comes to overYrought brainsi to men
who burn the candle atlboth ends and In the
mlddiei to men who turn day into night and
night into an inferno, II comes TO men who
cannot stand success, II comes 70 men who
cannot control their appetites,
In tho frst stage the victim u going 70 do
wonders, he 70 going 70 feyolptionisc things
he Is abpoFmally good,natpred, but no cannot
get away from himself and his schemes for two
consecutive minutes. Tho big ! ppnctuates al
most every sentence The second stage comes.
The victim torgets names. He often hos tostop
iew seconds before he can recall familiar
namos, He is nervous, restless, treiui and has
sleeplesS nights from which he awakes tired
and exhausted. He Is alwaysina hurry. He
listens instead Of talks, He looks at his friends
In tho most pathetic manner. unconsciously.
He drifts into the thirdStag He thinks that his
enemies are as the sands on the shore. He
grows moody and depressed In mind. He al
ways preoccupied. Ho speaks in monosylla-
bles. HO neglects his dress and has no care Of
hispersonni appearance.
the fourth stage finds him at a loss for words.
He begins q sentence, but never finishes II He
speaks as II he had two tongues in his mouth.
Ho acts and talks so extrayagantly that his
friends induce him to enter carriage for "a
little drive 70 an outof.town hotel" The hotel
turns out to DO IN asylum for the insane
He appears to rally as the days go by, In
reality he doesn't. He sits for hours at time
gazing a. nothing. That IS tho saddeat scene Of
all, He tries to recall thingL It IS pititul to
watch him, aud have him look at you as Il for
help. Week after week he grows more helpless.
In time he Is like year old baby. Then he dies.
There isa way out Of this dreadful vlsitation,
inits early stages II may be prevented. II does
notinyariably come from. dissipation, for Ralph
Waldo EmorIon died Of 1t aud Guyde Maui
passantis dying from It.
Dr.. GFeene's Neryura Blood and nerve remedy
viii cure victinS in the early stages Of patesi5,
twill feed he brain tissues and till the brain
cells II will make new blood and muscle. It
will make the nerves strong. Or. Greene'B Merry
ura blood and nerve remedy always arrests
paSesls and prcyontsit II taken In time, Taxei
when the first symptoms appeat and you arc
saved. tits purely vegetable mound, II
y harmless and the most valuable remedy IN
sands ht mans many deadlyillls. Or, Greene, the
chronic diseases, Is tho discoyerer Of II. He can
be consulted, personally or by letter, at his
office, IS w 18th Street, New York free OF
charge f.fFA Tow iINt