The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-21
a FEEL 1T IN MY BONES. {"
Rheumatic Persons Perfect
Barometers.
NOta Foolish Notion, but Explain
able on Scientific Principles.
Some Account ola Painful aud Do'Orm.
Ing Disease

Many persons claim that they can iorotGll
changes IN tho weather tho Only explanation
for their knowledge being tina! "thoy feel 1t In
their boneL" This Is not foolish notion, Tho
nerves OF penous suffering iSom rheumatism aru
more highly sensitive than those OF other pco-
pie, and for that reason they arc more easily
Affected by any change In the atmosphere How
lew OF rs are exempt from this common disease
Alter some exposure TO wet or cold, there Hro
slight chIl, .lassIude, no appetite, bitter taste
In the mouth, coated tongue, and excessive
soreness, lameneis aud swelling IN some joint
muscle or portion OF tho body, Tho palma shift
rom one place to another; sometimes the dis
ease may seuIo in tho back, or chest. and ono
can scarcely breathe without sharp pRni the
shoulder or arm may b0 Affected, or the rheumR.
ti'm may settle IN the ieOE or legs, Al any time
there Is danger that the rheumatism may attack
some vital organ like the heart aud carry Oh It's
victim.
7hoseas oi,ho disease Is In tho blood and
nerves, Get the blood and nerves right and you
remove the cause OF the trouble. Mr.. Daniel A.
Foster, OF Wentworth, n, H., who had been SUI
icrins for years, at last found prompt relieitrom
81 have been in Ru extremely nervous condi'
tIon," says NF. Foster 81 had the grip so that /
was unconscious for several days for most oitho
time, have had tho rheumatism for seven
years enough 10 kin man, When | had the
KIP everybody thought would die. but pull
cd through. | have used medicine. every kind
that We could hear Of, but that did not do me
amy good have had many doctors prescribe
for me, but they ddnthit my casa
"lsaw Dr.. Groeue's ServurA blood and nerve
remedy advertised and watched the papen to
see how people talked In the papers, aud saw II
so we'll recommended that went down and got
a bottle. Tina; did me SO much good that | went
down and got another bottle aud that helped
me stu more. have now used live bottles, aud
eau truly say thatiI has helped INC Eoru than
all the other medicines ana doctors put together
that ever used. had the rheumatism so badly
that could not sil up, nor dress myself and l
thought knew what pain wN, but not before.
hut now that Is nll gonc. do not nave al ache
or pain and work every day and do rs much
WORK as any man IN town.
"DE freene's EetvurA blood aud nerve rom.
cdy was what cured me aud / Gleeriully rec.
ommend Il TO othen as the best Hihdlcne | ever
used"
Mr., John A. Davis, postmaster Of the town Of
Wentworth. sAys;
y Lam personally acquainted With Nr Daniel
4. Foster. aud have known him tor forty years
and can vouch for the truth OF his story, aud
have long known Of his case"
Mis- Daniel Foster also used the Neryura and
adds her recommendation:
II never take medicine It can possibly help
It, but sometimes can't Ny TODD distressed
me and soured in my stomach, causing conSld.
cradle gas This gave mo great pain. was also
very sleepesa, aud at times could not get the
refreshing aecp so much needed. When these
spells came on used Dr. Gpcnc's Nevura and
the result was that slept soundly and was re-
ireshed. 1t also relieved mo OF the distress OF
dyspepsia ! cordially recommend Ito all rs
the best medicine ever used"
The immense benefit which Mt. Foster dc.
rived from the use CT Dr. Gteeuos Nervura, the
great blood mud nerve remedy, is shown by the
quickucss with which the pain disappeared.
The entire system Is nouriSled by the nuultlyo
and strengthening properties Of this sure, safe
and valuable cure, Why not try 1t to.day1 10
not wait for tho pain to pursue you into every
part Of your body. leaving you with terrible de.
forml,Ic,. Remember that this wonderful rem.
cdy Ia the discovery Of the great specialist, Or.
Greene, OF II West Fourteenth street. New York
City, who can always be consulted personally or
by letter, free Of charge.