Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-10-22
HUMAN LIFE IN PERIL.
A NewDisease Danger
ousIy Prevalent.
Heart Failure Recognized the
Most Deadly Complaint.
All the Danger Comes From a
Weak Heart.
And a Weak Heart Always Comes
from Weak Nerves.
Foriify Your Heart and Nerves Against the
Dangers.

OF late new disease has developed
from our latter-day civilization, disease
unheard of few years ago, known as
heart failure So common are sudden
deaths, people dropping dead without ap
parent cause on our streets, In offices,
shops and factories, that the Boston
Herald stated editorially that we seem to
be in the midst of an epidemic of sudden
deaths, and the Boston Record voices
the cry of the public when it asks what
is the cause of the great number of sud
den deaths, and what is the remedy.''
The deaths come from heart failure,
and the cause of heart failure, is weak
nerves.
1t is plainly evident that if people by
overwork, fret, worry, dissipation or ex-
cesses, break down their nervous systems,
nerve weakness must result
1t is not singular, therefore, Il at
the heart is the first organ to suf
fer the result Of nerve weakness.
nervous irritation of the heart is
the first symptom experienced, causing ir-
regular beating, rush of blood to the head,
flushed face. cold feet and extremities,
with nervousness and tired feeling. After
a time, dizziness. giddiness, swimming of
the head, dimness of vision, sudden
strange faint feelings, followed by a sink.
ing sensation in the left chest or at pit of
stomach. As the disease progresses there
are trembling sensations. palpitatiop or
huttering in the left side of the chest
shortness of breath, especially after exer
tion, STOPPING or going up stairs. The
sufferer will be drowsy dsytimes and
wakeful at night and is more or less CON
stantly haunted by Il feeling of appre-
hension or anxiety, as of some impending
danger.
7 Persons experiencing these symptoms
have heart disease and are in momentary
danger of heart failure--death. 1t can be
cured by DR.. Grecne's Nervura, the great
nerve and heart tonic, as this wonderful
nerve restorative will Immediately 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 up
on your taking this medicine Immediate
y. Just read what Mrs J. NJ Adams,
of Elizabethtown, N. Y, says of her as
tonishing cure.
About two years ago I was in very
bad state on account of heart disease ]
was in feeble state of health and from
the action of the heart 1 was very weak
and did what work could do, in suffer
ing.
81 bad numb spells occasioned by mac
tion of the heart, which confined me to
my bed for days. All this was brought
on by the grippe three years ago
Il found had to do something quick,
and reading of DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, got and took the
medicine. l found it all that it was re
commended to be, and received great ben
eft from it, and found 1t helped my
nerves.
81 can truthfnlly say that it is the best
remedy that l know Of and I gladly
recommend it to others, and shall be
pleased to answer any inquiries as have
often DONE
This grand remedy for heart and nerves
is not patent medicine, but the prescrip-
tion of the most successful living special
list in curing nervous and chronic diseases.
Dr. Greene, of 34 Temple Place. Boston,
Mass. He has the largest practice in the
world, and this grand N edical discovery is
the result of his vast experience The
great reputation Of DR.. Greene is guar
antee that this medicine will cure, and the
fact that be can be consulted by anyone at
any time, free of charge, personally or by
letter. gives absolute assurance of the
beneficial action Of this wonderful medi-
cine.