Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-02-17
SLEEP.
Natures Sweet Restorer."


A Cure for sleepiessness-Free From Opt
ntes or Dangerous Drugs.
1t is a very old though true saying
that asleep is Natures Sweet Restor-
er." A slight conception Of the tor
ture of being deprived of sleep, to a
point where brain and muscle tail to
respond to demands upon them, is had
by experiences which have compelled
extra waliefulness and corresponding
tax upon reserve energy. A little idea
of the sufferings OF those who have be-
come the victims of impossible sleep is
thus G .ined, and the seriousness of
their conditions partially understood,
The weary watcher, for days or
weeks by a sick bed-the tired sentinel
forced by duty to sleepy vigilance-the
railroad engineer deprived of needed
sleep by the pressure of unusual travel
or freight atlic, get just II taste of the
horrors of Insomnia. Any alarm en-
cited by it's unmistakable symptoms is
wei! grounded, for it is like the stealthy
approach of an assassin devoid of mer-
cy and unerring in purpose.
AS every reader of this knows, Sleep
lessness is produced by an unhealthy
condition OF the nerves, consequently
the remedy for 1t is that which restores
the nerves to Il normal condition. Many
so-called remedies for unsound nerves
have no real curativelproperties. Dau-
| gerous drugs which produce insensi-
bility, or stimulants which unduly ex-
cite are employed, and instead of cur
ing they aggrayate the disease, al
though the immediate suffering from
it may be abated.
Who can tell how many men and
women have acquired the opium habit
| or become nervous wrecks from the
use of chloral, first taken (often pre-
scribed by Il thoughtless physician) to
| induce sleep, or relieve nervous pain?
| If their use is continued the dose soon
has to be increased to produce the de-
sired effect, and before the unsuspect-
ing victim realizes the danger, he has
a body and soul destroying habit fasten-
ed upon him, more to- be dreaded than
the nerve disorder for which he sought
relief. A genuine remedy has been
| looked for-hoped for-something to
build up not to tear down. In DR..
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer is given to
medical science and the world rem
eases growing out of disordered nerves
containing no morphine, opium or al
cohol; and yet unfavorable experiences
with "Nervines" and "Nerve Com
pounds" make many sufferers, with u
disposition to accept treatment hesi-
tate to use any remedy recommended
because of fear that morphine or AGO
hol habit may in this way be acquired.
Right here u scrap from the letter of
Mr.. Geo. f. Fish. a leading merchant
of Maple Ridge, Mich, is pertinent.
Among many other things he says:
"For many wears | awoke in the
middle Of the night and could not pos
sibly obtain another wink of sleep, but
lay nervously tossing until morning. l
wouldn't use morphine or opiates be.
cause was afraid of acquiring the hab-
it as had known others doing, but
tried every conceivable plan to induce
sleep without effect. Some time last
fall saw DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Vital
izer advertised, and knowing the max
ers and that their statement of its be-
ing free from opiates could be relied
upon,I sent for some Of it and it has
cured my sleeplessness, which the clear
bracing air of this northern country
had not done. | can go to bed and
sleep as soundly all night as any per-
son ought, and can do, if they will fol-
low my example"
This is valuable testimony in behalf
of DR.. Wheeler's Nerve VitaliZer. but
it only reflects the opinion of thousands
of others who have at last found gen
uine Nerve Vi:aliZer and cure for
sleeplessness. For sale by A. r..
Champney and all dealers. Asa