New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-14

1924 IMPAIRED health led him to 60 South for tme
during which he assisted of The Dismal swamp
Canals also following his studies IN natural sciences pi
ticuIarly in botany ~ ,,,,
In 1928 he b. gan the practice Of medicine In Windsor
VI, town famous for years the summer residence u
man.. eminent men, , .
III, unusual talent soon brought MIN reputauo' a'a
prominence among his professional brethren III 4o''
he WAS elected the professionally OF anatomy ana surgery
IN the Vermont University. In 1S4l he was appolntd
lecturer on ma.era mcdca and medical botany In Dart
mouth College. The year he was chosen professor
70 the chair then vacated by Prof Eobby and occupied
the chair most important one In the country Until
few years before his death, In 1850.
In the fall OF 1851 the promptnRs OF his PATRIOTISM
and his love for military life would not let him be content
with the services he could render his own State as
member OF board Of examiners OF surgeons lie "ent
to the front a, surgeon OF the United States Army. ana
after the Penlnsuar campaign was assigned TO the charge
o, the military hospital IN Kentucky. which was soon
known OF the most perfectly conducted hospitals
IN the country The large cent of recoveres In IL
gave him we'll deserved crfit
After the war, when the country no longer needed MS
services he returned his scientific studies with tho
ar,or of a boy. HIS work most untirng His lamp
the last I'm the village 70 be eNtinguished ~
night and the first he lighted IN the morning
He had mastered the teachings Of The latest German
science He had made exhaustive study OF the Ger.
nan hospitals. He had Tor years for'seen the CANCERS
OF the American way o, living. lie went at"u' U hnd
scientific common sense remedy cure tho common evils
healthl state OF the system and within score
OF years have seemed BE- sweeping the country Ike
epidemic
He succ,edcd
He gave 10 the medical profession celebrated remedy,
which has since 70 De known the world over as
Paine's celery compound.
10 was Dr. PhelpsS pr puon, which ever since has
been freely used and prescribed by the most eminent OF
the profession. tn formula furnished 10 al reputable
musicians They found the wonderful icmcdy 70 De eN'
a.tlv what was claimed FOR IT, great nerve and brain
srcnghcner and rasorcr. IL vas demonstrated beyond
doubt that Pancs celery compound would cure nervous
debility and exhaustion. neuralgia seepl Ssness, dyspep
,a. and all blood diseases.
It was rs harmless rs II was good, and IL was the
universal advice medical prof that the compound
be placed where the general public could secure IT, ana
thousands Of people every year proven the wisdom
Of this good advice.
The recent advice o. Com Howell Secretary PLANE
20 use this compound. which the Commodore publicly
said had saved HIS NE. end the published testimonials
OF Mayor McShane OF Montreal, the petauthor Hardy
Wright and other Of National reputation, has
brought the compound into special notice.
As well.known physician I'm this city says: "Plne's
celery compound IS not patent medicine &c is not
parlla It is not tonic it is not ordinary
vinc-it f. far beyond them all the diamond
peror To cheap glass"