Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
WHY AM | 50 TIRED?
Why Do | Feel So Miserable
in the Spring?
1T Is yOUR rOOR CONDITION CAus-
ING SPRING WEAKNESS.
The Spring n Very Critical Time,
Especially II YOu Are Ont
of Order.

You always feel worse In the spring.
You have lost your old.time snap and
vim. Work that you used TO do with
ease now tires you. You often feel dull.
dispirlted and without ambition. You
pass more or less sleepless nights, wake
mornings. tired and unrefreshed. have
little or no appetite for breakfast, your
head feels dull. there is bad taste In
the mouth. and your bowels are consti-
pated. You go about your employment
with sense of weakness or weaTiness
and distate for taking hold OF your
work. Besides, you are nervous, irritable,
and often blue" without apparent cause.
Then look to yourself. for weak feeling
Is the forerunner OF exhaustion. Every
sleepless momen, you pass at night pre-
sages days Of prostraton: every hour
you feel weak, nervous, languid, tired,
with shattered nerves. trembling limbs,
dull head. disordered stomach. and irregu-
lar bowels may be followed by weeks
and months OF sickness. Every day you
neglect these symptoms may mean years
Of unutterabe misery. or those terrible
results-nervous prostration, heart failure,
paralysis. insanity. or premature death.
These symptoms are the warnings that
you are running on the rocks or disease,
and that unless you seek immediate
safety wreck OF brain, nerve, and body
are inevitable.
w. II Wakefield. Of Montpelier. Vt
writing on this subject. says:
About a year ago my health was very
poor / was very nervous, with a bad
feeling in my head and at the base OF
my brain. extending down the back OF
my neck. ! was thin In flesh. and pale
weak, and tired. and unable 10 sleeI
nights. / had a terrible deathly feeling
which should describe as falling sen
saton, and many times ] should have
fallen II | had not taken hold of some
thing.
This condition continued for abou
three months before l found help
heard of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood an(
nerve remedy end commenced using IL
| Before ! had taken one bottle | felt IN
good results Of 1t. ard before ! had uset
the second was entirely cured Of al
! the above troubles"
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| ignorance. or folly. you have exhausted.
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