Telegram-herald., 1891-05-09
Marvellous Statement.
ITS TRUTH vOUCHED FOB
BY WzLL-KNoWN
CLERGYEEN.
Thirty Five Years Of Torture" are
Eadsd and Peace and
Quiet Reign.
woRcrssER, Alas, March Q, 1891.

am now SIS years of age, and since
my boynood have beer great suit
from Salt Rheum o. Eczema. Ny peo-
pie used 10 call il the former, and my
mother and ether members OF her
family we're soreiy afflicted with the
same or similar humor.-
have tried IN all these years every
remedy that have heard or read OF.
and gwen them generally all the time
and attention that could be desired.
About twelve years since l began 10
have rheumatism, which, ia spite OF
the best treatment ! could get, in
creased, until ten years ago | Was en-
tlreiy disabled, and for a year suffered
intensely with that IN addition 70 the
terrible humor. i spent two seasons at
| the Springs, where the fret year was
apparently greatly benefited; bat the
second years experience was not at all
satisfactory. Four years ago ] was
very bad, and that winter and the fol-
lowing my hands were pulled ortwisted
all out Of shape.
A year ago had savage attack OF
"La Grippe" and the humor spread
almost all over my hody, so that | was
IN torment all the time. For some
months l was treated by q specialist,
who had ~ much confidence that ne
+! could cure me that 1t was "no cure, no
pay"-the only experience of that kind
l ever knew. After four months he
| told me that he was beat and had been
| to New York for consultation with
some eminent men IN that line and
would take new hold and Try new
| treatment.
Then / told him that ! would take
Paine's Celery Compound and began TO
use IT according TO directions. with the
| exception that l have always taken II
clear, without water, as it was not un-
pleasant to me. In three weeks | be-
gan TO see little improvement, and in
three months my skin WAS almost as
clear as an infants and though have
occasionally q spot, it is go trifling
don't mind it.
After thirty-five years of torture,
with hardly a good, solid nights rest,
and the annoyance OF drugging and the
nastiness of daily amounting, think
may have few years in comparative
peace and quiet. | sleep like child in
perfect health, in fact so soundly that
am told that snore occasionally: but
l think they can stand that better than
/ could the wakeful nights, which were
making me wreck in every way. At
| this time my blood circulates so finely
that am always warm; / am heavier
than ever in my lie: my flesh is hard
and l think l am well man, for l
hardly ever have twinge even OF rheu-
matism.
lam glad to talk Celery Compound
to my friends. and l firmly believe 1t
has made "new man of me-" This is
a very common expression, but any
doubter is referred to my folks, or .
very extensive acquaintance i'll worces-
ter, where l have been twenty-three
years. Very truly yours,
VIM. H. ROBINSON.
The above statement was so remark
able, that the proprietors of Paine's
Celery Compound wrote Mr.. Robinson,
asking for names of any who knew the
particulars OF his wonderful cure. The
following letter is more than ample
lverlficatlOn. giving, as 1t does, the
names of people in Worcester who have
known Mr.. Robinson tor years. and
also referring to the eminent divine,
Rev. DIR. Peck, of New York.
WORCESTER, Mass, March Is, 1891.
Wells Il Richardson Co.:
Gentlemen-Your letter of inquiry
duly received. 1t had occurred to me
that it would he difficult to establish
the facts regarding my condition, as no
one ever saw my body when the humor
was the worst. One physician, | think,
saw more of it than any one else; but,
as he made failure in his attempt to
| cure me, it would hardly be expected
that would refer to him. However,
will give you few names Of prominent
men who will verify my statements
very generally:
George w. Harlow, matchmaker.
Charles X. Pevey, dentist.
Mr.. Harlow and DR.. Pevey have
known me intimately for more than
twenty years.
Rev. j. o. Peck. d. n. (who is my
brother-in-law), $50 Fifth-ave., New
York City.
Rev. George f. Fisher Ia relative),
North Amherst, Mass.
And think l may take the liberty
of referring TO Rev. Or. c. NJ. Lamson.
of st. Johnshury, VT. who was my
pastor for many years in Worcester. l
wouldn't like to trouble any of these
| gentlemen to reply 10 numerous cor
i
as competent as any TO testify as to the
truth of my statements.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. ROBINSON,
% Chandler-st.
The above is a most striking and con-
elusive proof of the fact that the ma
| jorify of diseases are caused by weak.
ened and debilitated nerves. The lat
est scientific discoveries show that the
blood can best be purified by a medi-
/ cine that acts directly upon the ner-
vous system. This explains the cause
of so many failures to obtain relief
from sarsaparillas, bitters, and other
ordinary spring medicines. Something
more is demanded, and Paine's Celery
Compound supplies this demand. Here
| is the reason for its great popularity at
this season, and the secret of Its strik-
ing success We feel that we are only
dong our duty to our readers when We
urge them to- use this Compound, which
| has been tried and proven in many such