The Portland daily press., 1896-01-28
STORY OF THE WRECK.
And a Story Fraught with Bitterest
Memories.
THE AWFUL GRANDDAUGHTER
TERRIBLE MEANING,
Ech oes of Lost Courage-The Star of a
Rising Hope.

Echoes Of a Lost Courage-The Star of a
Rising Hope.
A decaying wreck on a wave washed
shore. Bare-ribbed, sun .bleached, rot
ting inch by inch Ia perfect picture of
utter uselessness.
Is there not strange analogy between
this desolation and the wreck of your
own health, your own hopes, your own
life?
You are Frustrated by physical and
nervous weakness, unable to do your Work
with ease and comfort; every duty is d
burden and you are weak, tired ennervated,
exhausted, You feel that you are daily
growing more and more nervous, you
become worried and anxious in mind,
blue, disheartensd and discouraged You
cannot eat or sleep we'll. and your liver
and bowels are irregular in action.
In TACT, you are fast becoming wreck.
You Will soon become uSeless-useless to
yourself, useless to your family, uselessto
the v orld. And you will lie on she shores
OF time like The slow decaying ship,
burden to your family and friends, an
object of pity or contemptuous indlffer-
ence, while the winds of unfulfilied
| hopes, desires and ambitions disturb your
repose, and the waves OF bitter and vain
regret lash You with the knowledge that
you might have been cured if you had
only taken your case in time.
What is the moral?
DON'T delay
/ Delay has sacrificed more lives than
war and famine combined. Thousands
languish under nervous and physical dis
eases that are easily and readily durable
now. Tomorrow or next week it ma be
/ 10 to <t,o a. uc
when cure is within grasp is more fool
ish than the fool. more idiotic than the
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~ then, after trying everything heard
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Tor me-
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