Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02

UNIFIED OPINIONS.
Leading Men of New England
Speak Out.
Surprising Agreement Upon Subject
Of Importance.
What Prominent People in This Section
Have to Say.
Some unusual publications have been made in
this and other New England papers within the past
| few days.
While they bore the mark of truth, they were SC
| remarkable that some doubted. Yet investigation
proves them true.
These statements relate to the wonderful dis
covery made by Prof. Phelps. of Dartmouth Col
| lege. They come from men and women Of the
| highest standing.
They give the strongest testimony-disnterested.
In Boston. where Paine's celery compound has a
larger sale than any other spring medicine, the
following interviews were recently published and
created great many favorable comments:
Mr.. +. j. Barnard, Of the extensive bookblnding
firm of j. G. Roberts Co., II Prince street. said
''Yes, suffered for long time with dyspepsia.
and my trouble was increased greatly by rheuma-
| ttsm. One day the pain would pierce my elbow,
then it would rack my shoulder and next it would
torture my leg. and SO on until all parts had their
share of intense suffering.
''At last could hardly move in the morning,
and then not without great effort and much pain.
That was over year ago. To-day feel like
have no thoughts OF indigestion. and eat as others
do: and my blood as it courses through the veins.
has that warm. thrilling feeling that felt when
thoroughly robust boy.''
ITO what do you ascribe that changer asked
the reporter.
ITO PaIne's celery compound. 1 commenced
using it owing 10 favorable mention of It in the
Sunday Globe, and since its remarkable effect in
my case have Endorsed 1t of my own free wil.''
spr. A. W. X. Newton, 52s fremont street, is
oneof the many prominent physicians who have
Endorsed this discovery. 1t will he remembered
that DR.. Newton prescribed Paine's celery COM
pound for reporter. in answer to the following
question:
doctor, what can you give man who has lost
his appetite lost his Sleep lost hts peace of mind anu
to whom life is a burden?''
pound, and think never heard of a lack of bene-
fit from its use.''
Howard D. Moore, attorney and counselor-at-
law whose offices are at 200 Washington street. had
no time for an interview, but affirmed that he had
used Paine's celery compound himself, and found
that it was everything 1t was recommended to
be. He
Considered It a Pleasure
to publicly indorse scientific preparation like
this.
II really believe that nearly every person needs
something of the kind at this season of the year,
and have recommended 1t to many of my friends
this spring.
The compound has been publicly indorsed in
strong terms by DR.. Currier, the eminent medical
author: W. H. Forbes, President of the Forbes
Lithograph Co.: Mr.. Geo. N. Wright. of the re-
nowned firm of Wright & Ditson: Mr.. NJ. A. Wat
terhouse the successful manufacturer of custom
corsets, 52l Washington street: Mr.. c. E Gleason,
of the Boston and Albany Railroad and others
who are known by reputation at least all through
New England.
The wholesale trade of Boston spoke in most en-
phatc terms of the phenomenal sale Paine's celery
compound is having this spring.
''It Is having an immense sale with u.s. " said Mr..
E. P. Bryant, of Geo. c. Goodwin & Co. For
several days last week we were really unable to fill
our orders"
Mr.. Bryant went on to speak of the remedy it.
self. 'Tt Is one of the few articles, ~ he said,
my personal friends using it. and they all speak
of 1t IN the highest terms. We knew the value of
the preparation long ago, and our prophecy that
some day 1t would stand In the very front rank Of
popularity is coming true.''
Said Mr.. George L. Lawrence, treasurer of the
Rust & Richardson Drug Company: .'Paine's cell
cry compound has come to be the standard remedy
for diseases resulting from weakened nerves and
impure blood. When tell you that within a year
its sales have increased three or four times, and
f1,nff fb0d dan haoh hao and 10 tn-do cfQ
lily increasing one. you will understand the favor
in which it is held by those who use 1t. We had
the experience of the other Boston houses last week
we were sold out SO rapidly that our customers
had to wait two three days for the compound
Mr.. Wood, of Weeks & Potter, Mr.. Fred L.
Carter, of Carter, Carter &C Kilham, Mr.. Gilman
of Gilman Bros, Messrs. Cutler Bros. & Co.. all
reported the same thing, that Paine's celery COM
pound must be an article of unusual merit to have
such an extraordinary sale.
The retail druggists in Boston unite in words of
praise for this popular remedy.
Messrs. s. A. D. Sheppard & Co.. at the corner
of Washington and Dover streets, said:
I'VE have a large sale for Paine's celery COM
pound in fact it sells the best of of the spring
medicines. We hear good reports of 1t all over,
and many people are recommending it,
Mr.. Charles A. Bartlett. 5O fremont street, said:
'.Paine's celery compound? Yes, indeed! I am
using it myself and sell more of 1t than all other
similar preparations.' -
At Days Pharmacy, 2a5 Meridian street, East
Boston. the man of news received this report:
'.Paine's celery compound is the best selling
article in the store.''
Thro; ghout New England druggists make the
same report as the following from Tacott, Frisbee
4 Co., the Hartford wholesale druggists:
I'VE have been having unprecedented sales,
averaging over gross day."
For the Past Two Weeks,
and words of praise are coming to us from all
sources both from the trade and their friends. In
our experience we have never known prepara-
tion of this kind to meet with such popular favor
as Paine's celery compound.'
In New Bedford the best druggists speak very
highly of the compound. Mr.. William H. Drum
monc says: II recommend Paine's celery COM
pound to my customers, and it gives great satisfac
ton. have heard some of them speak of it as the
best medicine in the wOrld.''
Mr.. James Z. Blake, another prominent druggist
of that city, says: ''Our sales increasing rap
idly for this medicine, and some of our best GUS
toners using it,"
Messrs. Pager & Dandurand. another well-known
drug firm, in New Bedford, write: IAN who
have used Paine's celery compoun speak highly
of its merits, and it has an excellent reputation
with our trade.''
In Lowell, George C. Osgood. NJ. D., writes to
say that he has sold great quantity of Palne's
celery compound. and has heard 1t highly spoken
of as a brain and nerve food.
Mr.. q. X. Melfor. pharmacist at $50 Main street,
Worcester says: '.Paine's celery compound
gives perfect satisfaction in the different forms of