The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
"a SUCCESSFUL MAN."
II Is a Term with Very Broad
Range.

What Constitutes q smccesstd Men S-Soms
Interesting Examples The Secret Of stsc-
cess.
"Thcre goes successful man" When that
phrase Is heard It probably means ono who
has attained unusual wealth. II Is understood
that our visiting English cousins show moro
curiosity to SEQ some OF Americas men who
are millionaires lfty or n hundred times over
than anything else we can show them. Yet
success is but relative term. Longfellow.
with his bust In Westminster Abbey and his
songs In the hearts Of tho civilized world. was
grandly successful. though perhaps Commo-
doro Vanderbilt with his accumulated nil
lions. wouldn't have thought him so. Gen.
Grant, dying relatively poor. and Con. Sheri-
dan. leaving only some life insurance and o
prospective pension. would scarcely be put
down az unsuccessful mon.
But while the term may he relative no one
believes for moment that IN unhealthy man
was ever cut out for marked success in any
department OF professional or business life
Health is as Indispensable capital for the man
who would DO successful ~ is solid cash for
the intending Spectator. Under these cir.
cumstances the following opinions on the sub-
ject. especially at this season Of the year. whom
the strongest people feel lnnguid and under
the weather." are Of peculiar interest: .
Any man or woman to DO successful must
have nerve and brain force. These qualities
are largely matter Of nourshmcnt. There
are certain foods designed for tho muscles and
certain others for the brain and nerves. but
unfortunately II is moro difficult to noursh the
nerves and brain than any other portion Of the
body and for years people failed to attain the
strength In this direction which they should.
because they did not know whit to do. The
wonderful discovery made by Prof Phelps OF
Dartmouth College. known as Panes celery
compound. whereby celery Is SO compounded
a. to form m absolute brain and nerve food
and not stimulant. solved tho problem. To-
day there arc more men and women who are
on the road to success by reason Of tho added
brain and nervo force they have secured
through using this great compound than in
any other known way and by any other known
method"
The veriflcation Of these truths can readily
be learned in any community. Tho following
striking statement however, will be- found OF
interest:
Mr.. w. o. Brown. Jr.. is a bright literary man
residing in New York. He states:
Il suffered with pain In my head and was
otherwise indisposed. Paine's celery COM
pound gave mo n good appetite. splendid d.
gestion. and clear head. 1t relieved me On.
tirely of tired weary feelings. and seemed to
mako new man of me. When my mother
commenced to take the same great compound
shc was suffering with dizziness and nervous
ness. often having Us many as fifteen spells
day. sometimes moro. Before she had finished
the first bottle tho spells had loft her entirely
and this wonderful medicine had accomplished
what two prominent physicians OF the city had
given up as q case in which they could afford
no relief"
Such statements need no comment They
tell their own story. and show that this great
discovery is doing more toward making suc.
ccssful and happy men and women than any
other discovery Of tho present day.