Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-05
PEOPLE WITHOUT NERVE.
It Seems to be a Common Occur renee After the Grip, but 8 Few Suggestions are Given About Pr0sarYing It.

It Seems to be 8 Common Occur renee After the Grip, but 8 Few Suggestions are Given About Preserving It. It is @ well known fact among medical men that those who have suffered at anyS time from influenza rarely recover their former health. The patient does not feel 50 we'll, cannot do the work that he could do before the attack, he complains of neu- ralgia, is easily tired, his syesight is poor, and his head aches if he uses his head for any length of time.
 All of these symptoms are directly trace able to the attack of the grippe, although they may not show themselves until some time after SO that it appears that imi- tation must be put upon congratulations one usually receives after having recover ed from an attack of the grippe. It may be matter of no moment at the time that one cannot recall a name, or that there is a slight pain in the back of the head, still if neglected the result will be complete nervous prostration, perhaps death as a result
 It becomes absolutely necessary for 8 person who has just recovered from the grippe to first of all build up the nervous system and vital forces. Not simply stim- ulate them, but feed them. Ordinary food is not enough, something more is re- quired. You may search constantly; ask doctors without number, but you will find nothing that can give you SO much strength and tone as Paine's Celery Com pound. If it were an ordinary nervine or sarsaparilla, it could not accomplish the wonderful things it does. If it were not 8 food as well as @ tonic, the nerves would not feel the vigorous strength they do after it's use, nor the blood the glow which the use of the Compound is certain to impart.
 One or two of many statements to prove the above assertions are given herewith:
 An attack of the grip left me very weak, with deafness and rumbling in my ears, pnlpitation of the heart, 50 nervous that the least noise made me jump, tired all the time, and with no ambition, unable to sleep well, and without appetite. I com menced using Paine's Celery Compound, pounds in two weeks, and to-day am feel ing as strong and well as ever. I have recommended the Compound to others after the grip, and they all tell me it was just what they needed. Yours sincerely,
 H. R. LANE,
 Burlington, Vt.
 Last year I had two severe attacks of the Grippe, which left me very much debili- tated and weakened. I did not get my strength; head seemed to finger legs were weak; got exhausted easily had nc courage.
 My wife, who had used Paine's Celery Compound with splendid results, induced me to give it trial, and now am as much an advocate of it as she is, for il did wonders for me. It brought me back to my usual robust health again. To any one who has had the genuine Grippe anc is alive, would say, "Give it trial"
 J. T. BAaLEY,
 Wakefield, Mass.
 If you would have, nerve, strength health. If you would recover from all tht bad after effects of the grippe, use care use judgment, use the great Compound above described. Do not be deceived into securing some cheap "blood puri6er;" SC cure the best and thus secure your ful health, as 80 many others have done.