The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-22

OF late new disease has developed
from our latter-day civiliz alton, dis
ease unheard of few years ago, known
as heart failure. So common arc sud-
den deaths, people dropping dead with
out spparent cause on our streets, in
offices, shops and factories, that the
Boston Herald stated editorlslly that
1--WE seem to be in the midst of an
epidemic OF sudden Deaths" aud the
Boston Record voices the cry of the
public when it asks, "what is the cause
Of the great number OF sudden deaths,
and what is the remedy?"
Tho deaths come from heart failure,
and tho cause of heart failure is weak
nerves.
l. is plainly evident that if people,
by overwork, fret, worry, dissipation OF
excesses' break down their nervous sys-
TENS, nerve weakness must result
II is not singular, therefore, that the
heart is the first organ to suffer the re-
suit of nerve weakness. A nervous ir-
ritstion OF the heart is the frat symp..
tom experienced, causing irregular
hesting. rush OF blood to the head,
flushed face, cold feet and extremities,
with nervousness and tired feeling.
After time, dizziness, giddiness swim.
ming of the head, dimness Of vision
sudden strange faint feelings, followed
by sinking sensation in tho lett chest
or at pit Of stomach. AS the disease
progresses there are trembling sensa-
lions, palpitation or futtering in the
left side Of the chest, shortness of
breath, especially after exertion, stoop-
| ing or going up stairs. The sufferer
will be drowsy daytimes and wakeful at
night, and Is more or less constantly
haunted by feeling of apprehension or
anxiety, as of some impending danger.
Persons experiencing these symp oms
have heart disease and are in momen-
tary danger OF heart failure-death. It
can be cured by DR.. Greene's Nervura,
the great nerve and heart tonic, as this
wonderful nerve restorative will imme-
diately give strength and vigor to both
heart and nerves.
In any case do not delay. There is
no time to lose and the cure may depend
upon your taking this medicine lrnme.
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Adams, OF Elizabethtown, n Y, says of
her Astonishing cure:
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bad state on account Of heart disease.
was in feeble state of health, and from
| the action OF the heart l was very weak
| and did what work | could 90, in suffer.
| ing.
II had numb npells occasioned by in
! action of the heart, which confined me
to my bed for days All this was brought
on by the grippe three years ago.
II found had to do something quick,
and reading OF DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, go5 and took
the medicine. found it all thai it wac
recon merded to be, and received great
benefit from it, and found it helped my
| nerves.
lean say truthfully that it IL the best
remedy that l know OF, and l gladly
recommend it to Others. and shall be-
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have often done"
| This grand remedy fer the heart and
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