The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21
NAIDRNHOOD
The Young Girls Life Like a
Flowing Brook,
It's Course Distracted by Many
Obstacles,
Some Timely suggestions nOsprlIng Rso'
Tious Subject.

"IlroOgs make rivers rivers run 10 seas 'SSiugs
tho poet Dryden In hisWorship Of Eucalyptus,
tho first known physician, Tho poet little
thought as he pCnned his yerso In praise OF tho
ancient practitioner, how apply his beautiful
line would apply to the life ota woman The
GhattcTIng brook as II flows to merge Itself In
the largest stream represents tho careless, M
thinking Young girl Tho wlldand turbulent
stream sometimes flowing smoothly then dash
Ing over rocks aud down into unbroEen depths
At last becoming mighty river bearing ships
upon IL bosom Is the woman with her broaden
Ing and deepening possibilities
But hoH many EFls
standing with rrlucIlD. feet
Where the brook md river meet
WOmRuho0d and childhood beet"
are at this time Of their lives the objects oigreat
'olIeIIudo to their parents. Tho young girl IS
sad, does moi Ike company, has PRlplthtion OF
the heart after slight eXegiion, dyspepsia, con
ftlpatlon, pslni in the head aud limbs aud along
tho spine and her face Is palo With grcenlsh
tipge She is tho victim OF green sickness
This Is q case IN which the ucrvousSystem Ia i'm
paired and tho blood Is Impoverished, good
tonic Is needed 10 bring her back TO health aud
strength, and parents should DO careful 10
choose tho bes, remedy, Here Is what hrs Hd'
mcr Lard OF 2li Allen street, Springfield, Mass,
selected for her SoyenieanyeTold daughter
MARY, with an account OF Us marvellous results.
Mrs Lard sayS; About two yCan ago my
daughter became so nervous that mad to take
her OUT Of school Her condition caused grave
Apprehension. She lost In flesh; was possessed
with nervous thirst and ciutched everything
on which sh0 laid her hands, with the grip OF u
person In the lhroei Of death. Worse than all.
she was not only ggSble 80 sleep herself, but her
rcstIoincss would keep the other members OF
our family awake. She grew worse rapidly and
We lnay went to physician, but the remedies
he prescribed did her no good on tho contrary,
Mary thought they made her worse
THE old saying OF 4 drowning man clutchlng
at straw camo to our minds, aad remember.
ing that had read Of some wonderful cures
made by Dr. Greoues Seryuu blood and nerve
remedy, decided to try It, Imust say that tho
eject was magical aud results were apparent
after the GrsG bottle had been partly used. My
daughter slept tia, ulsht tat the drt tune In
months. and you can believe that to Us 1t was
llke U Ihy OF hullAulUu rum SlVulJ hA1s iAVA
condition improved steadily and she was able 10
resume horstudiCs,
piano practice formerly had o peculiarly bad
eject upon her, hut she now practice, regularly
wlIhou, becoming nervous. Two year, ago we
feared that mary had reached her growth, but
since taxing Dr. Greene's Nevun her nervous
ness has been 80 greatly dispe'ied that she has
grown considerably aud rcsRIaed the flesh she
had lost"
II wonderful what benefit this young girl
derived in SO short a time from DR.. Green's Ner.
vura, the great blood aud nerve remedy Ityou
have adaushtcrwbo Is suffering In such mau-
ner, can you dOub. that this grand medicine is
Just what she nceds' You eau make no mistake
In giving her this great blood aud nerve remedy,
for II Is the discovery OF noted aud eIps-
riOuCed physician. Dc Grcone, Of IS West Four.
teenth street, Now York City. lie not only posi-
lively promises Rgooa elect from the medicine.
but allows all who wish TO consult him free OF
charge, either personally or BY letter, SO that IN
using his remedy you make him Your physician
aud receive tho benefit oihIs great skill.