The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-30
THE HOUR GLASS
Time Honored Reverence in
in which it is Hell
Somalhlng Of lis Mysterious Origin
and Associations.
Lessons which may be Drawn
from Its Infallibity.

Old Father Time displays the hour
glass as an emblem OF tho speedy flight
of years. Il teaches mono the less tho
brevity OF human life. How quickly
Its atoms fall; how rapidly the
parlod Of our mortal existence hastsns to
F. its close. Brain throb aud heart beat are
but ticks which count the minutes as they
60.
l,s The pages OF the daily pross arc iiiied
with announcements OF deaths. audden
and lnexpllcable; deaths Of men cut down
In thoir prime. OF men wo thought perfect
pictures OF healtn az we passed them on
the street. Hurrying past on their mIs.
oil ons OF pleasure CT profit; always In a
rush they never stop or rest. they at
length die In tho harness. They illustrate
this age of proer ess"-progress toward
the grave. Why did they die? Why were
these men taken and o.hers left who seem
so Inferior 10 them In physical strength?
Because they did not take caro- of them.
selves They did not heed that silent
monitor. the hour glass OF theIr physical
sound OF its falling sand. nor heed the
measure OIL us now.
The merchant. tho. clerk, the bookkeep-
or. the professional man. the mechanic.
the toiier at loom and spindle. the busy
housewife and mothar hurrylng through
the buetle OF business or work., never
reflects how much vital energy they
constantly use up. Eaoh and. all keep
daivlng, tpillng, having, selling. strug.
cling. anu the sands In the glass Keep
failing.
At length there ia an end. Tho limit Is
reached; the saLds are exhausted; 'time
is upi'-a mournful procession and new
made grave. =
1t is the cid. old story. Thsy did not
heed the lesson human experience has
been teaching those many centuries.
Watch tho hour glass OF your health:
heed its failing sands anil count them as
they go. BE Wise in season, grid up that
weakened srot; strengthen that tired
nerve; put new vlgor intu weary brntn
heart and muscle. How can /. be done
By taking the remedy nature has provid.
oil. Dr Gfeene's Nervura blood and nerya
remedy. IL Is surely King among blood
and nerve temediea. 1t is boat fitted to stay
the hand OF the destroyer. II doe, not
hesltote. but acts at once. It gives You
health keeps you strong ami we'll. 1t
cured MIR. Louis Ii. M.reau who was for.
merly faithful member OF the police
force OF Fall River. Mass, but who he.
signed his position to enter thu livery
stable business. He has taken five or slx
bottles of DR. Greene's Eeryura blood and
nerve remedy FOR nervousEe3s ami woak.
ness and found 1t lnvigorating and reju.
venating,
He says that the effects were OF much
ienent To him whsn he was on .the police
force, ana he believes they would have
been more prompt for good, had he taken
the medicine regularly instead OF inter.
mittently, Mr.. Moreau's health IL now
good. but he says that In case Ut return
| ofnervousness or weakness he shall recon.
mence taking tue Nervura His place OF
business is ut 81 and 80 Flint Street. Fall
| River.
Try 1t X you are nervous. weak. tired
and run down; II you paas restless or
| sleopless rlghts and wake with dull head,
feeling tired. languid. Without energy or
ambition to take hold OF your days work.
lake II for dyspepsia, indigestion. BILL
iousness, kidney or liver complaints, for
rheumatism or neuralgia, indeed for any
| OF the manifest eyf!s which result from
weakness ard impure blood. Remember
| tEnt ilr. Groene's Nervurl blood and nerve
| remedy newer fails to cure
This medicine is recommended by doc.
tors. indeed. 1t Is the discovery anu nre-
scrlptioD Of q wellknown physician, DR..
| Greene of IS West 18th St, New York City.
the most successful specialist In curing
| nervous and chronic diseases The Doc.
tor can be consulted In regard to any AMI
all cases, free OF charge, personally or by
letter.