The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-06
A STRANGE THING.
This is Apparently an Absurd Conundrum.
Hut IL Is, After all, Not so Very Absurd
Upon Consfderation--Thc Mny
he Two Sides Even TO Fool Ques.
tlon.

AT 4 recent meeting Of medical cx-
perts, the apparently absurd question
| was propounded:
Which has the better chance of life
sick or u we'll person?
AT hrSt 1t licked ridiculous, but after
earnest discussion 1t was unanimously
decided that an ordinary sick man had
better chance TO live than the well
| man.
Why?
Few people are dangerously sick. the
majority of sick people are those who
are slightly out of health. run down.
out or order. exhausted in nerve and
physicai power from overworl, dissipa-
ton or other cause. For every danger
ously sick person there are ninety-nine
cured
In that lies the reason
me ninety-nine who are Slightly sick.
VINO nave some weakness or are out
Oh order. know of their weakness and
DEBILITY and have the sense to take care
OF themselves and seek an immediate
cure.
or one hundred well persons. the ma
1ority are careless, depending too much
upon their good health. until by ex-
posure ovcr-work or dissipation, some
weakness or disease Is developed which
may carry them off quickly
so 1t is that the ninety-nine careful
IL
living than the on hundred careless,
we'll persons.
me iirSt thing IL sick person decides
is TO get well. Naturally. also, such n
person desires the best and quickest
means OF cure and common sense die
tatcS the use of such Il valuable and
reputable medicine as DIR. Greene's Ner-
Euia blood ana nerve remedy Every
SUFFERER knows from the experience of
thousands upon thousands OF others.
whose testimonials of cure are contin-
ualiy appearing In every paper, that
this well Known and proven restorative
Is The sureSt and most positive cure
mat the very name of DIR. Grcene's Ner-
rura blood and nerve remedy is a syn
onym for power, viSor and strength, and
that its use will certainly make the
sick we'll and give to the weak, nervous
ana debilltated all their old time health,
energy, spirits and ambition.
Mrs. y. p. Prescott. of saltwater,
n. H.. says:
MY husband has been very sick and
was confined to his bed for five months.
and all that time l took care of him
night and day, and gave him all his
medicine. During his long sickness, l
became almost worn out and fell into
Il state OF nervousness. ! got SO that
could not sleep, and when | lay down
my limbs would twitch and | had an
HNiui PUN III me DacE or my head so
that was obliged to get UP in the night,
and put mustard poultices on the spot
TO relieve it.
Il think IL I had not found relief |
should have been insane. But got re-
lief in DIR. Grcenc's Ncrvuri blood and
nerve remedy. l saw 1t advertised and
heard of 1t through my friends. and !
got three bottles and was completely
relieved. so that ] slept we'll and ate
well.
Il certainly think never should have
kept up if 1t hal not been for DR..
Grcenc's Nervura. and ! can truly say
II IS wonderfully good medicine ana
recommend il to all. attribute my
present good health and my being able
TO go through what | have. to DR..
GrccEe'S NerVura blood and nerve rem
cdy."
Understand that DR.. Greenc's Ncrvu-
III blood and nerve remedy is a physi-
clans prescription. the discovery Of that
most successful specialist in curing ner-
vouS and chronic diseases. DR. Greene.
of 80 West 14Lh St. New York City,
who can bee onsutcd free of charge,
personally or by letter