Telegram-herald., 1891-04-23
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A Newspaper Article Brings Hap
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Rutland. VI, Hersld.l

A newspaper man SETS al sides or
lie, aud does hls part IA eontIl batlng
10 is spice OF variety. Oitentinles .
few words penned by reporter viii
completely change LIES earTent Tor
several people.
Tue local news deserves more con-
sideration than II usually receives, and
frequently tie Office men OF 4 success
ful daily hear What Would make an eA-
cellent plot Tor that overcoming Amer
lean novel.
Many OF our readers are personally
acquainted with Mrs. Taylor. who re-
sides at IA Boyee street. For long
time Mrs. Taylor has suffered greatly
and constantly with rheumatism IN the
wrists and HI kles, greatly ImpairiAg her
general health. and making II extreme
~ difficult for her to get about, even
with the use OF two crutches. During
this time she has been particularly con-
lined 10 her room, except a few weeks
Ia the summer. when che Was able 10
drive out.
Mr.. Robert Ross. of the Herald ofice,
who Is our authority in Ills interesting
article, tells us that Mrs. TAILOR had the
best of medical advice and tired every
but discovered no improvement in her
distressing condition. About three
months ago she noticed in the columns
of the Herald, mention of a remarkable
cure, and decided 10 try the same
means,
Ga account OF her many previous fail
ures, she had bat little confidence N
the discovery, bu. Improvement conf
menced very SODA. Her appetite and
general health are now greatly mprov-
ed, her previous sleeplessness has dis
appeared, and she rests better than for
years. Her rheumatism is not yet
wholly gone, but she has thrown aside
one OF her crutches, and - confident
that sine will soon walk as well and
strong rs any one. This amazing and
unexpected improvement is solely Cue
10 Paine's Celery Compound, 4 scientific
preparation thai is highly endorsed by
leading members of the medical pro-
fsssion. Mrs. Taylor commends tie
Compound III enthusiastic terms.
Mr.. III. /. Dllenback, our former
business manager. but now managing
editor Of tie providence (R. |. Evening
Telegram, in an interview publ shed IN
the Herald last February. sad:
al have taken Paine's Celery Conn
pound with considerable irregularity
during the last six months. not Tor any
specific malady. but at times wncn my
nerves and brain were oyertaxcd, and
when felt somewhat worn out 10y some
unusual pressure of business.
The result has convinced me that
Pane Celery compound IS just that
one form of tome that all busy news
paper men go often feel the need of.
and in the absence of which TOO many
resort to alcoholic stimulant for tempo
rary aid; and the compound IN no way
clouds the brain and leaves no undesir-
able effects benin | it. For that form
of sleeplessness arising from overwork
combined with worry and anxiety, the
Compound in my case has been an
excellent remedy.
"My wife, whose nerves are not
strong. and who has had the experience
OF many mother overtaxed by tho care
of young and very active children, com
mends the Compound III enthusiastic
terms. 1t certainly has done very
much to tone up her nervous. sys-
tenn, TO stimulate her appetite and to
improve ncr general health: and ! do
not know of any remedy she has ever
| used that has done so much Tor her us
Paine's Celery Compound.
This the first time ever commend.
cd proprietary remedy; but I feel
that II is 4 matter OF simple justice &c
say what | have"