Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-07


In The columns u an exchange there
appeared recently an Account OF SIN
gular asrsous trouble that Was epidemic
ii Connecticut ely.
Calhnx upon = physician. whose
Writings upon BRAIN and nerve disea ses
In ve made him more than locally Ia
inons. oar reporter asked II the ae-
e0lnt of this epidemic could DC true.
The doctor, after CHANGING through
tho Aftlcio rapidly. looked over has
speeIscies ~ TIE rsportes. and said;
Young man. st dopn, sharpen your
pencil. and MI YOUR note book With
stranger things than this"
ssttiIng ussrk into his once chair.
aud looking remlnlseently At the CELL
ing. the doctor began: "About two
years ago, = woasan of some thirty
years at age came into tina office, aud
complained OF feeling tired and out OF
sorts- was pretty busy that day and
prescribed an ordinary tome, telling
her II she wasn't better IN few days,
10 come IL again.
HER sEcosp visir.
"A week later I mad second call
from her. THIS TINS noticed her face
carefully. Her eyes looked tired. aud
her actions certainly confirmed her
reply Of 'wretched' 10 my query as TO
how she felt. A few inquiries drew out
the following facts: About "a year be-
fore she began to be low spirited. nerv-
Gus, and troubled more or less with
headaches. Then she became alarmed,
because she was unable TO originate
new ways IF trimming hats lshe was
forewoman in one of the millinery
stores here1, and she imagined that she
was losing her memory. Her friends
advised her 20 take q vacation. But
this did no good. and she had been CO.
ing from pillar to post for the last few
months.
IL recognized her grave condition,
and am ashamed TO say that l felt
powerless To help her. 1t was n sad
slght-this young woman In state OF
nervous subsection from which the
only escape was death. As l sat look
lug At her, aud turning over in my mind
the symptoms she had mentoned-sad-
ness, dependency, detection, lrresolu-
ton, with nervous throbbing in the
head. specks before the eyes, ringing or
roaring in the ears, pale or sallow skin.
caated tongue, heartburn, variable APP
petite, feeling of weakness In the
stomach, palpitstion of the heart, head
ache and backache, trembling of the
limbs, rheumatic pains, alterations OF
chill and heat, great sensitiveness to
cold, emaciation, debility and prostra-
ton. = tired and worn out feeling. /
tried to think of remedies that mad been
successful in similar cases, and at lastI
remembered . sample bottle OF u prep
aration that a druggist had asked me
To try in the first case of this kind that
/ had.
HER THIRD VISIT.
gave her that, and never expected
to see her again, but in about two
weeks, she came back and said that
medicine was just what she needed.
Her appetite was improved, she slept
better, and felt happier than she had
for months. l instructed her to con-
tinue with the medicine, and resolved
TO watch the case carefully, thinking
that her improvement would not last"
"Well, to make long story short,
that medicine, Paine's Celery Conn.,
pound. made complete and perma-
nent cure, and my patient is today a.
robust and bright ~ she ever was. I
was so pleased with the action of the
Compound in her case that | prescribed
10 whenever any one complained OF
nerve or BRAIN troubles, and it was sell
dom was disappointed. It's value has
become 90 firmly established in my
practice that l really believe half ef
my patients use it 1T this season Of the
year, - spring medicine TO tone
them up.
NOW, why cali this occurrence so
strange n because I, . regular physi-
clan, found that a medicine advertised
in your paper would do more than any
Of my prescriptions. It has completely
cured me OF that prejudice physicians
naturally have against advertised medi-
cines, for this Compound possesses re-
storing and strengthening properties
heretofore unknown.