The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-21
MAIOEMAoOO.
The Young Girls Life Like a Flowing
Brook.
ifs Course 0hstructet BY Many o.
staces.
some Timely Suggestions Regarding
serious subject.

Brooks make rivers, rivers run 70
seas" sings the Poet Dryden IN his 'Nor-
ship OF Aesculapins, the nrst known
phvsician. The poet little thought as ne
penned his verse I'm praise OF the ancient
practitioner how aptly his beautiful Inc
would apply 10 the life OF woman
The chattering brook. as IL flows 10 merge
itself i'm the larger stream. represents the
careless. unthinking young girl. Inc
wild and turbulent stream. sometimes
flowing smoothly. then dashing over rocks
and down into unbroken depths, az iaSt
becoming mighty ts.r nss'i ,,lS,b S' ~
broadening and deepening possibilities.
But how many girls
standing with reluctant feet.
Where the brook and river meet.
Womanhood and childhood fleet
are AZ this time Of their lives the objects
OF great solicitude TO their parents. The
Young girl IS sad. does not Ike company.
has nalpitation OF the heart after slight
exertion. dyspepsia. constipation. pains
I'm the head and limbs ana along the spine.
and her face is pale with a greenish
finge. She is the victim OF green SICK
ness This is a case in which the ner-
vous system is impaired ana me blood
l. Impoverished. 4 good tonic Is needed
10 bring her back 10 health and strength.
and parents should be careful 70 choose
Homer Lard. OF 2l5 Allen street, Spring
deld Mass. selected for her seventeen
vear-oh daughter Mary, with an account
OF it's marvellous results.
Mrs Lard saws. About TWO years ago
my daughter became so nervous mat
had 10 take her out OF school Ter conll
ton caused grave apprehenslnh' SHr i'sl
IN flesh was possessed with a nervous
thirst. and clutched everything on Whl'h
she laid her hands with the grip or
person I'm tho throes Of death. Worse
than all she was not only unable 20 sleep
herself. but her restlessness would Keep
the other members OF our taniiy aMan'
She grew worse rapidly. and We nnally
went 10 a physician but the remedies he
prescribed did her no good on me con-
trary. Mary thought they maze Het
arhe old saving of drowning man
chfching al a straw came 20 our minds.
and remembering that / had read or
some wonderful cures made by br
Creene's Neryura blood and nerve RENE
dy. / decided 20 try u. ! must say ihnt
the effect was magical, and results were
apparent after the first bottle had been
uartlv used. Ny daughter slept that
night FOR the first time TN months and
YOU can believe that 20 us y was Ike
a raw Of sunshine from a cloudy sky.
Her condition improved steadily. ana She
was able 10 resume her studies.
"plano practice formerly had pecu-
liarly had effect upon her but she now
practices regularly without becoming net-
vOus Two wears ago We feared tnht
Mary had reached her growth. but since
taking DR. Greene's Nervura her nervous
ness has been so greatly dispeHed that
She has grown considerably and regainei
the flesh she had lost
II is wonderful what benefit this young
girl derived ia so short "A time from Dr.
Greene's Nervura. the great blood ana
nerve remedy. II you have daughter
who IS suffering In such q manner can
Won doubt that this grand medicine -
lust what she needs2 You can make no
mistake In giving her this great
BLOOD and nerve remedy. for Il
Is the discovery Of noted and
experienced physician, DR.. Greene.
of 35 west Fourteenth street. New YORK
city He not only positively promises a
good effect from the medicine, but allow
an who wish 10 consult him free OF
charge either personally or by letter. so
that in using his remedy you make him
your physician and receive the benent or
his great skill.