St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-15
WHAT THE MINISTER SAID.
His Remarks Create Considerable
Talk. A WOman,s Letter.

His Remarks Create Considerable
Talk. A WOman,s Letter.
In the course of the sermon yesterday
morning, the pastor of one of our
churches made statement that has
given rise to quite little talk among
the-members of his congregation. In
of prominent people lately, ne said:
death is repugnant to me. l have
never stood by the lifeless body of a
friend, and looked into the cold face,
without shudder. A life has gone
into utter darkness, like the CLEAN of
last evenings star. Should we not pay
as much attention to the physical needs
of sufferers as we do to their moral
wants, is question that | leave for you
to ask. Shall we not first try to save
the material bodies from years of dis
ease and misery, and then strive to
rescue the noble soul?"
Here is food for thought. There are
many poor, weary sufferers, whose
nerves are tortured with pain, whose
heads are almost constantly aching, and
whose limbs and backs are veritable
agonies. These people cannot sleep
well, have no appetite, and are nervous
and dragged out. We feel that we are
simply doing our duty in calling the at
tention of these people TO recent dis
covery that in many well authenticated
cases has saved years of disease and
misery" The following letter, bearing
upon this subject, is deserving of care
full reading. The writer is well known
throughout this section:
Il wish | could impress upon every
woman in the land the feelings Of graft
tude which prompt me to address this
letter to you. To my friends. acquaint-
ances and neighbors. where | have re-
sided for thirty six years, 1t is not nee
essary to make this statement for they
are already familiar with what have
passed through and can fully appreciate
my feelings. But in order that strangers
may become acquainted with my re-
markable experience, and because
deem it an obligation to wOmanklnd, l
cheerfully state the following:
mine years ago | was seized with
sharp, cutting pains, extending through
out my body from my chest To my spine.
This was SO severe and troublesome that
became alarmed and consulted paly-
SiCian, who failed to afford me relief.
was next advised to go to the City Hos
pital for special examination and treat
ment, but even there l received no ben
eft.
1.-Two other physicians were then
consulted in Boston. one of whom treat
ed me for heart ailment, and the other
for liver complaint. But all TO no avail.
| was completely exhausted from nerv-
GUS prOStratiOn, and became utterly dis
cOuraged. During the past nine years
| was never able TO get up out of bed
without being assisted or without suf-
fering pain-that is, not until three days
ago.
about two weeks ago, having read
in your paper of some startling cures
and being advised by friend 10 try the
same means which had effected these
cures, | consented to do so, but with
very little hope, must confess.
After taking one bottle, | was SO much
relieved that | was encouraged to con-
tinue. and my husband bought second
bottle. Now,a after the use of this l was,
as | have already stated, able for the
first time in nine years TO get out of
bed unaided. or without pain. The
change / have experienced is so great
that feel ike new being. and this is
due entirely to Palne'S Celery Com
pound, which is the remedy that
changed me from a great sufferer TO
we'll woman, and the only thing from
which have ever received any benefit"