St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-05
PEOPLE WITHOUT NERVE.
1t Seems to BE a Common Occur
renee After the Grip, but q Few
Suggestions Are Given About
Preserving 1t.

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renee After the Grip, but a Few
Suggestions Are Given About
Preserving 1t.
1t is well-known fact among medi-
cal men that those who have suffered at
any time from influenza rarely recover
their former health. The patient does
not feel so well. cannOtdO the work that
he could do before the attack; he COM
plains of neuralgia, is easily tired, his
eyesight is poor, and his head aches if
he uses his head for any length of time.
All of these symptoms are directly
traceable to the attack of the grippe,
although they may not show themselves
until some time after; SO that it appears
that limitation must be put upon con-
gratuations one usually receives after
having recovered from an attack of the
grippe. 1t may be matter of no mo-
ment at the time that one cannot recall
name. or that there is slight pain in
the back of the head; still, if neglected.
the result will be complete nervous
prostration, perhaps death as a result.
1t becomes absolutely necessary for a
person who has just recovered from the
grippe to first of all build up the nerv-
Gus system and vital forces. Not sim
ply stimulate them, but feed them. Or
binary food is not enough; something
more is required. You may search con-
stantly, ask doctors without number,
but you will find nothing that can give
you so much strength and tone as
Paine's Celery Compound. If it were
an ordinary nervine or sarsaparilla. 1t
things it does. If it were not
food as we'll as tonic, the nerves would
not feel the vigorous strength they do
after its use, nor the blood the glow
which the use of the Compound is Ger
tain 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, palpitation of the heart, so
nervous that the least noise made me
jump, tired ali the time, and with no
without appetite. l commenced using
Paine's Celery Compound, and picked
up right away. l gained eight pounds
i'll two weeks, and today am feeling as
strong and we'll as ever. have recon-
mended the Compound to others after
the grip, and they all tell me it was Just
what they needed. Yours sincerely,
II. r. LANE,
Burlington, VT.
LdSJ year HdU TWO severe aUIdckS OF
the Grippe. which left me very much
debilitated and weakened. l did not
get my strength; head seemed to linger;
legs were weak; got exhausted easily;
had no courage.
My wife, who had used Paine's Celery
Compound with splendid results, in
duced me to give it trial, and now
am as much an advocate of it as she is,
for it did wonders for me. 1t brought
ME back to my usual robust health
again. To any one who has had the
genuine Grippe, and is alive, l would
say, "Give it trial.
j. 7. BAGLEY,
Wakefield, Mass.
If you would have nerve, strength,
health. If you would recover from all
the bad after effects of the grippe use
care, use judgment, use the great Com
pound above described. Do not be de-
ceived into securing some cheap ''blood
purifier" secure the best. and thus Sc
cure your full health as so many others
have done.