The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-25
DIR NEW ENGLAND LETTER.
Tmporsaut nHd Interesting Facts Gath
e,es i'm the Travels of Our
Correspondent.

y ONEt 1ODU.
There is n o way by which one can gather mora
information or knowledge of human nature than
he travelling. / have found this trua In INV
iourneyings throughout New England the past
few weeks, and only wish space permitted me ro
tell all the interesting things have seen. There
is one subject, however, which feel too import-
ant to overlook. 1t is about New England dis
covery that is proving to be one of the most re-
markable of this century.
WINE In Boston, instead of stopping at the
nenseome, Young's, or any of the large hotels. 1
Ce 60. " Ine private boarding house kept by Mr..
o %fe ong j: smith at No Bowdoin St. In course
~ conversation Mr.. Smith informed me that he
n pa. not only heard of this discovery but had
Sahen advantage Of 1t himself. He said that for
years ne mad been troubled with fearful pain In his
neaa, which prevented his sleeping at nights
Ne feared that he would go crazy with his terri
PIE anlction. Nothing seemed to be of any avail,
Ill on the advice OF a friend he tried Prof.
Phelps Discovery, known as Paine's Celery Com
pound. His headache soon left him and now his
as he could wish to.
Mr.. Smiths house was not the only place In
Boston where the wonderful cures which the
Wright OF Wright & Ditson, $50 Washington
Street, DR.. A. W. X, Newton, 528 fremont ST.
MI. w. II. Forbes of the Forbes Lith. Co., 1s1
" Albany h. r. and Mrs. Dixey, mother of the
popular actor, all publicly testify to the great
powers OF this compound.
At White River Junction the writer met Mr.. A.
" Bean. road master OF the Central Vermont who
also spoke Of the Compound in grateful terms.
He suffered from kidney and liver troubles, with
dyspepsia, and felt utterly played out. On trying
falnes Celery Compound he grew better and now
Is In perfect health. To use his own words. "Be-
lore used the Compound it seemed as though
me-" "'i'
While at Central Village Conn, Mr.. Lewis, who
Is proprietor OF a drug store there, said shat he
thought he owed his life to the Compound For
Two years ne had suffered with neuralgia of the
ana no doctor could give him any hope Of
plant and bis cure is solely due to the use of
Paine's Celery Compound.
At Springfield Mass, Mr. James L. Bowen
Commander Of Post 16 Dept. OF Mass. G, A, r.
told me that the sedentaTy nature of his occupa-
tion had induced liver trouble, and he had been
afraid he would have to change it. He said: 'sTo
my surprise single bottle of Paine's Celery
compound wrought an entire change. My
nervousness disappeared and with il the resulting
affection of the stomach and heart; my appetite
was strengthened and the action of the liver and
bowels greatly improved. The whole tone of my
system was improved and invigorated. always
recommend 1t 10 any Of my friends who are
troubled with liver ornervous affection with every
confidence"
Mr.. Bowen is President of the 37th Mass. Regt.
Assn and Is also author of "History 37th Mass.
volunteers" and Massachusetts In the War"
benefited wonderfully from this discovery. MI Mr.
Hardy, author of THE Maid of Bethany" uses
these words: After having suffered for several
months from Insomnia, was advised TO try a
bottle Of Paine,s Celery Compound. I did SO and
tne rellef was like magic. am confident i owe
my restored health to its use"
These two cases are largely talked of in Spring.
there.
Brig Gen. w: L. Greenleaf, Commander of the
National Guard OF Vermont, who lives at Burling-
ton, where the Compound is made, says that when
run down and debilitated he used Paine's Celery
compound, and 1t made him feel like new man.
AT Shaftsbury, Vermont. heard OF a wonder.
Bottum. When met that lady she told me that
from her youth she had been terribly afflicted
with sick headache. Fifteen years ago the
paroxysms Of pain took on different phrase,
being preceded by feeling of prostration, a pain
IN the back OF her neck and shoulders, and such a
nts OF pain would last from one to three days
leaving her in a most enfeebled condition The
1rst bottle OF Paine's Celery Compound entirely
drove these pains away. This Is a wonderful
tmng considering that Mrs. Bottum had been sub
lect 10 tnese pains for over twenty years. She