St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-05
How Thousands Have Re
stored Shattered Health.
Natures Own Remedy Discov-
q cred by Prof. Phelps of
Dartmouth.

WASHINGTON. April An an official
conference concerning startling fatality
in the departments and elsewhere, a
prominent army surgeon today said:
The Annals of Hygiene seems to
nave solved the cause. for in recent
number its editor states:
:" How many cases of ineurable Or
ganic diease have had their origin i'll
the grippe, of course it is impossible to
ascertain Statistically. but that many
persons are invaded or dead whose de-
partare from health dates from all at
tack of the grippe. the experience of
our readers will, we are sure, bear
ample proof"
The surgeon also read this extract
from a communication by Dr. Brockett,
published in the Medical World:
'Autopsies held on subjects known
to have had la grippe and supposed to
have fully recovered. who died sud
denly. show structural changes in the
medulla and spinal cord.
'''Our stale and private insane aSy-
lums are rapidly filing up from this
source. The country is strewed with
mental grip wrecks which will remain
with us as a sad reminder after the dis
ease has taken its final departure
Continuing. the surgeon said: Much
experimenting has been done to rem
edy this peculiar condition of the Sys-
TEN, and carefully prepared statistics
from reports made by physicians in diff
ferent parts of the country show that
the discovery of Prof. Phelps, of Dart
mouth college, known as Paine's celery
compound is the most successful in
treating these shattered wrecks.
'Dr. w. E. Anthony, of Providence,
reports: The patients where l used
Paine's celery compound expressed
themselves much pleased with the gen
eral tonic effect experienced from its
use. AS tonic and restorative it seems
to meet the indications in eases of de-
bility, which as rule are the sequel of
la grippe
&c. E. Wells, NJ. D., of Sag Harbor,
n. Y, reports that he used Paine's eel
cry compound in cases of nervous pros
tration following la grippe with most
satisfactory results.
1.-The famous Boston surgeon, Dir. A..
w. K. Newton, states very alphabetically
that this compound is the most reliable
tonic and strength-giver he has found
for this peculiar and dangerous condition
OF the SYSTEM" 10
In conclusion, the surgeon said ::
'Paine's celery compound is moi a
patent medicine. 1t is a scientific lis
covery whose formula is known to most
physicians. 1t must not be con founded
with the ordinary neryines. btterS and
sarSaparillas, for it is as much superior
to them in formula and results as the
diamond is superior to cheap glass; 1t
purifes the blood, strengthens 1.-THE
nerves, and is natures food for the
brain-such a medicine is an absolute
necessity in cases of grip-wreck.'
A physician. whose practice is next
to the largest id Washington. said:
Il find this tale a very common one
among my patients: oh! doctor. the
grip left me in terrible stale. | have
Il continual buzzing i'll my ears and they
seem to be stopped up; my head aches
nearly all the time; if | take little
cold my throat and chest are choked up :;
at times it seems as though my heart
would jump into my throat; | can't
sleep; l am so nervous that tremble
nearly all the time; | feel tired and
have 10 ambition to work."
The physician further said: Il tell
such people to buy half dozen bottles
of Paine's celery compound. which
seems to be natures remedy for this
serious trouble. / know of nothing else
that viii help them, and that amount l..
generally enough TO drive from the
system the poison germs lett BIZ liz
grippe"