The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-10-17
RIGHT HERE AMONG Us.
Two Startling Cures by Dr..
Greene'S Nervura.
This Time One Of the Cures Was in the
Herald Office.
Both Struck Down by Ter
rible Nerve Disease.
And Now Well, Strong and Vigor-
Gus Again.
By Using This Great InVlgOratOr for Blood
and Nerves,
And Now Well, Strong and Vigor-
Gus Again.
l1rom the svrneuse Herald.N

Among those well-known residents of
Syracuse n. Y, who have received almost
untold benefit from the use of DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy can be
counted Austin R. Whipple of No. 1874 Lin
den street, an operator of one Of the type
setting machines in the Herald office. Mr.
Whipple and Nervura are not new friends
for the gentleman can look back for some
years since he first received relief from ner-
vous prostation by its use after strong
recommendation from one of his friends who
had been cured of long standing nervous
prostration. Mr.. Whipple's nervousness
dated from the time that he met with loss of
appetite and general debility resulting from
overwork and taxation of his nervous sys-
! TEN.
Mr.. Whipple says that he began to receive
noticeable benefit after he had taken two
bottles of DIR. Greenes Nervum and half
dozen bottles proved so efficacious that he
felt like a new man and was able to prosecute
his duties even better than before he was
overtaken with such agonizing nervous dis
orders. His COmmendatiOn for Dr. Greenes s
Nervur comes from his heart and not from
any selfish motive He believes that Ner-
] vura taken as directed has been the means of
saving the lives of many people who have
! taken it and received benefit almost from the
/ first bottle taken.
| 1T gives me pleasure to recommend DR..
| Greene's Nervura," said Mr.. Whpple, when
asked for his opinion concerning it. 81 can
| cheertully advise my friends and all others
who are suffering from nervousness to try
Dr. Greenes Nervura."
Mrs. Eleanor NJ Sherwood, of No. 303
1.
been almost lifelong resident of this city,
has very much to be thankful for after tax
ing DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. Mrs. Sherwood, after the death OF
several members of her family within the
space of few months, lost control of heI
nervous system and became almost helpless
In fact she experienced a severe shock OF
paralysis affecting her entire left side. II
left her cripple and it was with the utmost
difficulty that she was able to get about the
house.
At the solicitation of some of her friend,
she tried half dozen bottles of DR.. Greene's
Nervura and she says that the effect wa!
wonderful. She began to improve aftel
taking three bottles and in a short time wa,
able to get about with more freedom anC
comfort than she had dreamed of after eX
periencing the shock of paralysis The
remedy not only gave her great relief from
the malady that had deprived her of al
began to improve. Her blood which haC
been low and circulated sluggishly, began t
take on new vigor and she fairly began lif,
over again, she says
When seen at her home and asked wha
she thought of DIR. Greene's Nervura, Mrs
Sherwood said that she believed that it haC
saved her life. II believe that it is one o
the greatest remedies for the blood and ner
vous disorders that will ever be known,
she said There would be less call fo
physicians if the people would try the effect
Of taking a half dozen bottles. l believ,
that it is a great tonic and invigorator for th,
blood To my mind nothing better can b,
taken when one feels the effects of a nervou
strain or want an invigorator at any time"
1t is not a patent medicine, but the pre-
scription of the most successful living spec
ialist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases, DIR. Greene, of 30 West 14th St., New
York City. He has the largest practice il
the world, and this grand medical discover!
is the result of his vast experience. TIL
great reputation of DR.. Greene is a guarante
that his medicine will cure, and the fact tina
he can be consulted by any one at any time
free of charge, personally or by letter, give
absolute assurance of the beneficial action O
this wonderful medicine.