The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-27
Feeding the Nerves.


From he Colrfr- Herald, SIJmdp. Mich,
Do you soc those two mon walking up
the strootP One has a vigorous, firm,
elastic stop; his head we'll up, his eyes
bright, q picture Of n sound and perfect
man. The other is bent, his knees weak
and unsteady, o ~listless air about his
whole make up. llo has the appear
anco Of one who ia broken in health,
and who has 10 whip himself to every
task. The difference between these two
mon Is u difference OF nerve power,
With nerve power comes energy, enter
prise, force, vigor-all thinGs which
make existence enjoyable. Without I
the muscles cannot act, tho brain cannot
think, Bear in mind that life Ia nerve
power, and If you Wiah to keep 1t You
must fosd the nerves. Do not simply
stimulate them, but coax them, feed
them. Give them the food which will
renew their life, and make them sound
aud healthy that thoy may ward oil dis
ease.
Probably paralysis Is the nearest dis.
ease to nerve death that We know, and
wO therefore cite u case OF it below 10
show what q certain famous nerve build
ing preparation CRn do to feed and alb
solntely restore, almost hopeIeSHIy
wasted nerves..
There are but few in the Saginaw VAL
ley but who haV0 known personally or
made tho acquaintance indirectly Of W.
II. Dawson, 6lS Union avenue, Saginaw,
Mich, West Side.
Until tho fall OF '02 Mr.. Dawson was
as full Of Vigor az any young man. AS
II reault Of tho grip he became paralyzed,
For this he Was treated by the best mad'
icRl talent, and also spent ten months at
the Indiana state Institute at Indian
Rpotis. Here no contracted scarlet
fever, and when he left the institute no
was in q worse condition than when he
entered. On his return to Saginaw he
gave up entirely. He was such q care
to his friends. lie was completely par
Rlyzed from his waist down, and his
limbs werO simply skin and bones, with
no life nor feeling in them. After q
while a friend prevailed on him TO try
Pink Pills. In d few days he sould
move his toes q tritle. lie was greatly
encouraged and kept on with them. The
following. no told reporter:
"Ia two months time could move my
limbs about on tho bed and by the timo
another month had seen mo swallow
this medicine, to which ! W my lie, |
was abio to get out OF bed alone, II has
been lust about one year since | learned
OF DR.. williams Pink Fills and during
that time | have made such marked i'm.
prov0msut that | gladly proclaim what
they have done for mo to all tho world
and ask you follow sufferers to try thom
and receive now life. Ny lifo, my all, |
owe to DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
~ am now comparatively tleShy, with
good color and high spiritS, aud every
day brings o strength and moro happy
life through tho continued use OF Dr..
Williams Pink Pills"
w. II. DAWSON,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this eth day oil May, 1895.
Up. EVANS,
Notary in and for Saginaw Co., Mich.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain oil
tho elements necessary to give new life
aud richness TO the blood and restore
shattered norves. They are sold in
boxes mover In loose form, BY the dozen
or hundred) at 90 cents n box, or six
boxes for 81 so, and may BIO had Of NIL
druggists. or directly by mail from DR..
Williams Medicine Company, sche'
nectady, n. Y.