The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-28
STORY OF THE WRECK.
And a Story Fraught With
BittereSt Memories.
The Awful Grandeur - The Terrible Mean
Ing,
Echoes of a Lost COurage--the Star of a
Risilg Hope.

decaying wreck on a wave-washed shore
Bare-ribbed sun-bleached, rotting inch by
inch--a 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 prostrated by physical and ner-
vous weakness, unable to do your work with
ease and comfort; every duty is a burden
and you are weak, tired, enervatod ex-
hausted You feel that you are daily grow
ing more and more nervous, you become
worried and anxious in mind blue, dis
heartened and discouraged. You cannot eat
or sleep we'll, and your liver and bowels are
irregular in action.
In fact, you are fast becoming n wreck.
You will soon become usecss-useless to
yourself, useless to your family, useless to
the world. Aud you will lie on the shores
of time like the slow decaying ship, bur-
den to your family and friends, an object of
pity or contemptuous indiHeroncG, while
the winds of unfulflled 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 diseases that are
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