The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-09-21
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The Young Girls Life Like a
Flowing Brook. -
lis Course 0bsiructed by Many OBJ
staCles.
Some Timely Suggestions Re
garding a Serious Subject.

Brooks make rivers. rivers run to seas
sings the poet Dryden In bis Worship of
Aesculapius the first known physician.
The poet little thought as he penned his
verse In praise OF the ancient practitioner
how aptly his beautiful line would apply
TO the life OF woman. The chatterlng
brook as It flows TO merge itself In the
larger stream represents the careless. un.
thinking young girl. The Wild and tur.
bulent stream, sometimes lowing smooth
ly. then dashing over rocks and down In.
to unbroken depths. at last becoming Q
mighty river. bearing ships upon its
bosom, Is the woman with her broadening
and deepening possibilities.
But how many girls
standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet
Womanhood and cnildhood heet"
are at this time of their lIves the objects Of
great eolicltude To their par ents. The
young girl Is sud, does not like company
has paipltatl on OF the heart after slight OK.
ertlon. dyspepsia, constipation, palms In
the head and limbs aud along the spine,
and her face IL pale with greensh tinge.
She Is the victim OF green sickness. This
Is case In which the nervous system is
impaired and the blood lie impovel ished.
A good tonic is needed to bring her back
to health and strength, and parents should
Here is what Mrs. Homer Lsrd. Of 2l5
Allen st., Springfie Id. Mass.. selected for
her lfyear old daughter Mary, with an
account OF lts marvellous results.
MRS Lard says: About two years ago
my daughter became so nervous that
had to take her out OF school, Her condi-
tion caused grave apprehension. She lost
III lie Sill, was possessed with nervous
thirst and c!utched everything on which
she laid her hands. with the grlp Of per.
on In the throes Of death. Worse than
ali. she WINS not only unable to sleep her.
sell, but her restlessness would keep the
other members OF our family awake. She
grew-worse rapidly and wa finally. went
10 physioian. but the remedies he pre-.
soribed did her no good; on the cntrary,
Mary thought they made her worse.
The old saying Of drowning man
clutching at straw came to our minds,
and remem beriug that had read of some
wonderful cures made by Or. Greenes
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.I decided
to try IL. i must say that the effe ct was
magical, and results we're appa rent after
the lrst bottle had been p artly used. My
daughter slept that night for the first
time Ia months and you can believe that
TO ue 1t was like ray of aunsh Inc from
cloudy sky. Her condition improved
steadily and she was able TO re sumo her
studies.
Plano practice formerly had q pecu-
Ilarly bad effect upon her, but she now
practlces regularly without bee omlng
nervous. Two years ago we feared that
Mary had reached hvr growth, but since
taking DIR. Gleene's Nervura her nervous.
ness has been SO greatly dlspelled that shs
mas grown considerably and regained the
nosh ehe had lost"
II is wonderful what bene fit this young
girl derived In so short a time from DIR,
Or Genes Nervura. the great blood and
nor We remedy II you have a daughter
who Is suffering IN snch a manner, can
you doubt this grand medicine is Just
what she needs2 You can make no mis.
tn ke In giving her this grent blood and
nerve remedy, for II is the discovery OF
noted and experienced physician, DR..
Greene. OF IS West l4th ST., New York
city. He not only positively promises a
good effect from the medicine, but allows
all who wieh to consult him froe OF charge
either personally or by letter. 80 that In
using his remedy you nuke him your
physician and receive the benefit Of mis-
great skill.