The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-02-06
A Strange THING.
This is Apparently an Alb
Surd COnundrum.
But is It, After All, 50 Very Absurd Upon
Consideration.
There May be Two Sides Even to a
There May be Two Sides Even to a
Fool Question.

At a recent meeting Of medical experts, the
apparently absurd question was propounded {:
Which has the better chance of life, sick
or q well person2
At first it looked ridiculous, but after ear
nest discussion it was unanimously decided
that an ordinary sick man had better
chance to live than the well man.
Why2
Few people are dangerously sick; the
majority of sick people are those who are
slightly out of health, run down, out OF
order, exhausted in nerve and physical
power from overwork, dissipation or other
cause. For every dangerously sick person
there are ninety-nine whose cases can be
easily and readily cured.
In that lies the reason.
The ninety-nine who are slightly sick,
who have some weakness or are out of order,
know of their weakness and debility and
have the sense to take care of themselves
and seek an immediate cure.
of one hundred we'll persons, the majority
are careless, depending too much upon their
good health, until by exposure, over-work OF
veloped which may carry them off quickly
So it is that the ninety-nine careful sick
people have better chance of living than
the one hundred careless well persons.
The first thing a sick person decides is tC
get we'll. Naturally, also, such person de
sires the best and quickest means of cure
and common sense dictates the use of such
valuable and reputable medicine as DIR
Greenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy
Every sufferer knows from the experienc,
of thousands upon thousands of others
whose testimonials Of cure are continually
appearing IN every paper that this wei
known and proven restorative is the sures
and most positive cure-that the very nam,
of Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is a synonym for power, vigOr ant
strength, and that its use will certainly
make the sick we'll and give to the weak
nervous and debilitated all their old tint
health, energy, spirits and ambition.
| Mrs. A. p. Prescott, of saltwater n. II.
| says:
my husband has been very sick and wa
| confined to his bed for five months, and al
that time / took care of him night and day
and gave him all his medicine. During hi
long sickness ! became almost worn out an(
| fell into state of nervousness. l got 81
that / could not sleep, and when | lay dow
my limbs would twitch and l had an awfu
pain in the back of my head so that ] wa
ODllBeu 10 get up III Une ulRnt anu pun NUS
tard poulticed on the spot to relieve it,
81 think if had not found relief shoult
have been insane. But l did get relief il
Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy. l saw it advertised and heard of i
through my friends, and | got three bottle
and was completely relieved, so that l slep
well and ate we'll.
81 certainly think 1 never should hav
kept up if it had not been for DR.. Greene
| Neryura and | can truly saw il is a wonder
fully good medicine and recommend it to all
l attribute my present good health and IN,
being able to go through what / have, t
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerv
remedy"
Understand that Dr. Greene's Nervur
blood and nerve remedy is a physician
prescription, the discovery of that mos
successful specialist in curing nervous an
chronic diseases Dr. Greene, of 80 Yves
14th ST.. New York City, who can be cor
suited free of charge, personally or b.
letter.