The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-28
THE HOUR GLASS.
Time Honored Reverence in
Which 1t is Held,
Something Of IFS Mysterious ORR
Gin and Associations,
Lessons Which Nay be Drawn from Its
InhIlIbIIIlS

Old Father Tine displays tho hour glass "a an
emblem OF the speedy light OF years. teaches
none the lpss the bteytty Of human life How
quickly iu atoms TALL; hOw rapidly tho period OF
our mortal existence haslons To ~ close Drain
thTob aud heart beat are bur ticks which count
tho minutes rs Ihcy 50.
Tho pages Of the daily pros arc oiled Win an
uouncemcnp oidcaths sudden and iueIpllca'
bic. deaths Of men cut down IN their prime, OF
men we thought perfect pictures Of health mWe
passed them on the street Hurrying past on
their missions Of pleasure or prdtI; always in
rush, thoy never SOP 10 roN, they u length do
In the harness, They illustrate this "age Of pro
gTeis'-pTogoSs toward tho grave. Why DID
they dlo9 Why were these men taken aud 9th
or, lelt who seem 50 inferior TO them IN phj1'
teal strength Because they did not take care Of
themselves. They did not heed the Illout mon
iIor, the hour glass OF thair physical eon'llIu'
ton. They did not lSten 10 tho sound Of is
falling ,aui. nor heed the measure OF is dow
The merchant, tho clerk, tho boOkkeePeT' the
professional man, tho mechanic, the toileT at
loom aud spindle. tho busy housewife and
mother hurTying through the hustle OF buAl'
meas. or work, ncye Tvlecli how much vital en-
rrgy they constantly use ny, Zach aud all keep
dclyiug toIlIng. buying, selling, STRUGGLING
aud the saudi, IN the glass keep falling.
AZ length there is al end. The limit Is reach
ed; the sands are exhausted; time lsup:"-a
lnourniul procession and u ncw'made grave,
III, the Old, oidSloy. They did not heed the
eUou human experience has been teaching
these many centuries.
Watch the hoarEIa'G Of your hsslthi need It's
falling sands aud count them as they so, 10
wise in season; girl mp that weakened spo'i
strengthen that tired nerve; put new ylsor into
weary brain heart and muscle. How eau II be
done7 by taking tho remedy nature has pro-
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remedy. Is Is surely king amoug blood and
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at once Il gives you health, keeps you strong
aud well. II cured ST. Louis II. Moteau, who
wa, formerly a faithful member OF tho police
force OF Fall River. Mass, butwho resigned bis
position to enter tue livery stable business file
has taken ave otEK bottles Of Or. Grrcac'S Nrr-
,ura blood aud nerve rvuody lot nervousness
aud weakness aud found Il iuYisorSting aud re-
iuycIhting. Tie says that the clecs were OF
much bencat to him when he pa tho police
force, aud h, believe, they would have been
more prompt ior good. had he taken the medI'
cino regularly Instead Of Internationally Mr.
Aloreauh health Is nov good, but he 'aJs thatiu
case Of a return Of nervousness or weakness he
shall rrcommsncp taking the Nerum. His
place OF busneis is at 81 and " FLAT street Fail
River,
Try itifyouare nervous, weak. Tired and run
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wake with dull head. feeling tired, languId'wilh'
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rhcumali,m or neuralgia inpoed Tor any Of the
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impure blood. Remember that Dr. Grsene'S
Seryura blood aud nerve remedy never fails to
cure
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desd. ri the discovery aud prescription OF
weil.kuown physician, Dr. Greene, Of 81 West
Fourteenth street. Sew York CITY, the most sue
oc,,iul Specials. In curln; nervous and chronic
diseases. The Doctor can DO consulted in ~
rard to any aud all cases, free Of charge, per-
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