New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
BUSINESS MEN EXCITED.
The COmmotiOn Caused by the Pub
lished Statement Of a Prominent
NeW.Eerk Merchant.
w hat Those Who KNEW Of the Facts
ut the Time Nave 10 Say on
the subject.


Few things have created gIeaicr sensation caused
talk than statement just made public by Mr..
Richard D. Young, the wei ,nowH and popular perfumer
his fearful experience with insanity. Under cares
business and the pressure Of aiction, mind gave
way ail hc was confined IN less than thrce asyluns
from which he at length delivered in little
less than miraculous. Mr Young is well known ia
leading club and business circles ana large num-
Der acquaintance that his statement specia,
force. important, indeed. aid It appear. that still
further investigation seemed called for represents
tive Of this paper was detailed for that purpose
Mr. Young found his Office, No. 100 William ST.
where he engaged IN tho his perfumes
"wa. the statement you recently published true he
was asked.
"Evey word Of IT," replied Mr.. Young, "an1 much more
could be said upon the subject believe there are
thousands Of men, and that gradually going
down under the strains and life just as went
down. and for the purpose IL possible OF warning
them that l made cXperlence public. | am certain
that Poncs Celery Compound the remedy which
OF insanity. VIII have valuable effect upon any who
uses it, and feel like warning ali who suffering with
brain and troubles against allowing them TO run
along until 1t becomes too late. gave a bottle Of this
great Compound 10 the orewoinon in my laboratory who
was aung and threatened Illness and it's effect was
remarkable. in two days time was completely well
AMI thanked me for the gooi had done her know that
this is grand and good medicine and that just
is required for oycrtaXcd and women Of the present
day"
Dr.. L. p Miller. Of Mier's Hotel and Turkish Baths
~ Nes 2Ghs, whore Mr. Young the time OF HIS
first mania stated that Mr. Young o that time was Ger.
ia.niy very sick lie highly wrought up and
in so wild condition to little trouble the
hotel. His recovery certainly remarkable a. 81
surprising
Dr. s. Preston Jones director Of th9 asylum Merchant
VILE y. j. where Mr Young last confined had been
particularly interested in M. Young's case lie had
found him very determined with obstinacy peculiar
TO his form ~ moua lie aware OF his OF Paine's
Celery Compound and when hc began improve him
TO his own table AMI permitted hm assist the other in
mates. lie was rcioced aJ his complete recovery
MI Philip Tllien Of the staG OF the con Paint and
Drug Rcp0r'er" in answer TO a question said: "Do
know Mr.. Young? Yes indeed and admirable gentle
he is. lie has passed Though the trying
that he has come so gIondly. I understand that
Psino's Celery Compound what cured him. that is
the 10 is the greatest remedy OF the 10Th century
Many members Of the Downtown Club Of which Mr..
Young Is a popular member. confirmed the facts in the
ststemsnt published They of his distraction, and
were glad he had wonderfully recovered There seemed
be undercUrrent OF excitement among several who
apparcny special mental strain and determine
avoid possible any bIe king down then pft.
The Of the above Investigations exceedingly
important Not only do they confirm absolutely the truth
Of Nj Youno's statement but they concusvey the
wonderful power 0t great Compound which restored
They prove that remedy that rescue man from
the depths OF insanity VIII all minor and brain
troubles, insomnia thousand minor Ills which
become fatal unless taken IN time.