Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-04-13
WEAK, NERVOUS WOMEN.
DR.. Larry McHenry Gives Them
Some Good Advice.
Headache and Weakness.
The Doctor Tells How They May
be Quickly Relieved-He Says
Women are Sufft ring Needless
Pain-The Secret of Their Hap
piness
"Oh, how my head aches '"

OlIs uOW my Hcdu dCIeS.
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
racking headache. She has chilly feel
lngs, "a sickness at the stomach, and other
painful symptoms, but above all she has
this thrUbbing, this nerves splitting ach-
ing of the head which nothing seems to
relieve.
Can nothing be done to relieve this ter
ribe agony?
YES" is the answer given by DR..
] Laury MclIenry, IA celebrated physician
who has devoted lifetime 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 | 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
headache in weak nervous women must
combine the following: y general ton
ing of the system, regular habits, and
plenty OF sleep at the right time
Yes, you say, | would gladly try any
thing to be freed from the suffering
endure, but how is it to be done? What
shall | take for it? There are so many
remedies, how am to choose the right
one? These are reasonable questions /;
there are SO many tOnics, nervines, sarsa-
parilas, and other connections claimed
TO be ready reliefs, hut which. in reality,
only make matters worse. Physicians
will tell you that there is only one safe
and reliable cure known to medical
science that really does soothe and nour-
ish the worn out nerves, permanently
cures headache of every kind, and
strengthens the system. What this
great remedy is and what it Will do for
suffering women is best told in the words
of some who have tested it. Here is
what few well known women have to
say about its wonderful powers
Helen Ashland kean, 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
and physical wreck. had neither hope
nor ambition enough to desire life. My
dear little children had ceased to give me
Joy or cheer. | was moody by day, des-
pondent and sleepless at night. AT times
| fell into sort of trance, losing all
, power over nerve or muscle My feet
and hands were like ice and my heart
, almost pulseiess. In such state, my
nurse and friend administered some thing
for which | was always profoundly
grateful. The first dose impaired
warmth to my body. began to gar
visibly, rapidly, and steadily, day by
day. teel now as if could endure
everything without its firing me, and i
L T., Il u -.
wonderful specific for the nerves tina
conquers all prOstration, Paine's celery
! compound. My literary labors are sucl
= that | write sometimes far into the we,
SIN. hours consuming the midnight oil
but not as of yOre consuming brain
$ nerve, and muscle without their bein.
. repenished. | would not be withou
!. this grand compound for its weight il
: gold
!, 10 the same effect are the earnest, out
!. spoken words of Mrs. C. f. Prescott. VIII,
!, resides at No. s Worcester ST., Cam
j. bridgeport, Mass, which are as follows
"There is nothing like Pane's celer,
: compound. 1t has helped me wonder
fully. For more than five years | hav
been troubled with constipation. NJ
heart was so weak that | could not d.
any kind of work without terribl
throbbing. Ever since can remember
have had nervous headaches of the wors
!, sort. | have taken several bottles o
Paine's celery compound and find il tn
. only thing that helps me. | hearth
4 recommend it TO all suffering from tn
a complaint with which | was afflicted, TO
=, this compound has done me such mar
= velous amount of good that want other
, to know of its value"
. Can anything be more cOnvincin,
+ than this? And if this great compoun,
q could do so much for these ladies', ma
q q it not be just what you require to pre-
: vent the coming on of untimely age, tn
a whitening of the energies, and drOOpin,
. of the life? If this great discovery ha
4 been so grand friend of thousands, doe
- it not stand to reason that it may ais