The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-21
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Rheumatic Persons Perfect Bar
onseters.
Not a Foolish Notion. But Explain
able on Scientific Principles.
Some Account of Painful and
Deiorming Disease.

Many perso ms claim that they can fore.
tell changes in stha weather, The only
explanation for their knowledge being
that 'iLey feel 1t In their bones" This 10
not q foolish notion. The nerves OF per-
sons suffering from rheumatism arc more
highly sensitive than those OF other people
ana for that reason they ere more easily
affected by my change in the atm osphere.
How few OF Va are exempt from THIS com
mon disease. After some exposure TO wet
or cold there are slight chills. laesitude.
no appetite. .bitter TASTE In tho mouth,
coated tongue, Rnd excessive sorencss.
lameness and swelling in come joint,
muscle or portlon OF the body.
The paius shifiifrom ono place to an.
other; sometimes the disease may settle
In the bnck. or chest. and one can scarcely
breath without sharp pain; the shoulder
or arm may he affected. or tho rheuma.
tism may settle In the feet and legs. At
any time there Is danger that the rheuma-
tbs N may attack some vital organ like the
heart and carry off it's victim.
The scat OF the dlsense IL In the blood
and nerves. Get the blood and nerves
right aud you remove The Gauge OF the
trouble. hlr. Daniel A. Foster OF Went.
worth. N. H.. who had been suffering for
years, ut last found prompt relief from
pain and describes 1t In the following let
ter:
'Ihavs been In nm extremely nervous
condition. says Mr. Foster. II had the
grip SO that was unconscious for several
days for most VI the Time. j have had The
rheumatism for seven years enough to XII
man: When l had the grip everybody
thought would die. but pulled through.
/ have used medicine. every kind we
could hear OF. but that did not do me auy
good. have had many doctors prescribe
for me. but they didn't hit my case.
Il saw DIR. Greene's NsrvuIa blood and
nerve remedy advertised and watched tile
papers to soc how speople talked In the
papere, ana saw It so we'll recon- mended
that went down aud got a bottle. That
did moso much good that l went down
and got another bottle. and that helped
me still more. have now used live bot
ties, and eau truthfully say that 1t has
helped me more than any other medicines
and doetors put together that l ever
used: l had the rheumatism SO badly
that could not sit up. nor dress myself.
and thought knew what pain. was but
not before. But now that IL oil gone.
do not have ian ache or pain ana work
every day and do ns much work as any
man Ia town.
'Dr. Greene's Nsrvura blood and nerve
remedy was what cured me. and cheer :.
fully recommend 1t to others IA the pest
medicine ever used"
= Mr.. John A.. Davis. postmaster Of the
town OF Wentworth. Gays:
II am personally acquainted with Mr..
Dnnlel A. Foster, and have known him for
forty years and cnn vouch for the truth
OF his story, fof hava long known of his
case.
Mrs Daaisl Foster also used the Ncryura
| ami adds her Recommendation.
Il never take medicine IL can possibly
help 1t. but sometimes l can't My food
distressed me and soured In my stomach,
4 causing considerable gas. Thia gave M
great pain. / was also very sleepiess, and
ut times could not &c. this refreshing
sleep so much needed, When those spells
came on I used Dr. Greenos Norvura, and
tho fesplt Was that slept souIdly and
Vas refreshed. 1t also relieved me OF tho
distress of'dyspepsia. / cordially recon.
mend 1t 10 all az the best medicine ever
used" - ~
The immense benefit which MIR. Foster
derived from the use OF DIR. Groene's Ner-
vura, the great blood and nerve remedy.
lie shown by the quickness with which the
pain disappeared. The entire system II
nourished by tho nutritlve aud strength
en.ng properties of this sure. safe and
valuable cure, Why not try 1t today? Dc
not wait for the pain to pursue you into
every part OF your body, leaving you
with terrible deformities. Remember that
this wonderful remedy 10 he discovery oil
the great specialist. DR.. Greene. OF No. 81
West Fourteenth street. New York city
who can always be consulted personally
or by letter, free OF charge.