Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-31
The Suffering Of
People Who Have
Nerves is Some.
thing Terrible.
Mr.. 0. c. Webster Tells How to
Overcome Such Affection.
He Knows How TO kcl ompIish
Good in Such Cases.

While standing in the store Of the
well-known firm. of Bowditch & Web
ster our representatives. attention was
called to the irritable manner Of a Gus
toner, who did not seem to know vha:
she wanted herself. and was on the
point of blaming every one around
her for not being able to read her
mind. The worst sufferer in this
| transaction was the poor child that
was with this irascible woman, who
was pushed and pulled and finally had
his ears boxed. shortly departing in a
state OF nervous irritation almost
equal - that Of its worthy parent.
Nice. pleasant lady" he remarked
to our friend. MIR. @. G. Webster, Of
this Well-known firm.
ION, she is 10 be pitied," said Mr..
Webster. simply a case Of nerves.
| That is. she is - be pitied for the way
she suffers, but she is not to be pitied
| for allowing herself TO go on in such
condition.
There Is no necessity for any one to
allow their nerves to set in such
state. They are miserable themselves
| and make every one around them
miserable; and when persons nerves
suffers in other ways. Nervous dys-
= spsia Is almost always sure 10 follow.
| Sleeplessness. terrible headaches. and
all such ills are sequences to this same
nervousness. and the final result fire.
quently, if il is not checked, is in
sanity"
Il suppose you would recommend
your VINOL for nervousness 2" in
! -
with a laugh. knowing that vINOL il
the one thing above all others that Mr..
Webster is fond OF recommending
when he knows ii is the remedy called
| for
| Yes. Sir" said Mr. Webster. In
| 90 cases out OF 100 VINOL will do the
nervous person more good than any
| thing else. It goes right at the root OF
| the trouble. you see. It helps 10 make
| new nerves and strengthens the ner-
vous system. 1t does It this way"
/ continued Mr. Webster. You see
| VINOL is a great reconstructor and
| rebuilder, because it acts favOrably
| On the digestive apparatus. II enables
| the stomach To easily digest the food
| which is eaten: il prevents fermenta-
! ton: il also, By its peculiar action on
| the food when il reaches the stomach.
| enables this organ to obtain all the
| nourishment that is in this food. and
/ absorbs Il easily. This nouviShment
/ contains the elements that are reCes-
| s2ry for the maintenance Of life. The
| ingredients. as it were. from which
new flesh tissue is made rich blood IS
| generated, sound bone created and,
above all, firm, healthy nerves pro-
| duCed.
| 1T IS natural. therefore. TO see how
| VINOL is good for nervous people for
! having accomplished all these things.
/ the nerves are bound to act in accord
| with the other organs OF the body and
with them TO become sound and
healthy.
Il heard the other day of 4 case
which comes to me from Mrs. Jane l..
Stone Of this city. who says that she
was troubled for years with 4 weak
stomach. causing vomiting. which no
medicine seemed TO relieve. She tried
VINOL and found that her stomach is
much stronger and that as a tonic and
strengthener it has no equal
Now. you see" said Mr.. Webster.
that VINOL accomplishes good in
you may rest assured that where You
hear Of e case where il has done good
like the above, that the patients
nerves are also made stronger, more
sound ana healthy