The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-03
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENTS.
THEY CAUSE SHOCK TO ALE VINO
HEAR or THEM.
The vniunbie Lesson TO Be Drawn nron
All These Snu AT'ir--Whnt Promtnent
Mnn Has to say OF the After Ehects.

Tn. Valuable Le-.on 10 Bo Drawn fre-
| An These Sna AH,ir--vhnt n Prominent
NAV Has to say OF The After Ehscts.
July l2.-Tivc persons we're killed and twenty
! injured by n collision on the West Shore r. r,
near NcwturGh.
| Aug. pa horrible disaster on tho Penn
| sylvania H. H.. near Chicago. killed seven
people and seriously MANNED largo number
OF others.
sopt. 2s.--A terrible accident on the Wabash
r. L., near Peru. Ind. sacrificed eight lives
and terrible injury to those who escaped.
Oct. ia smush-up on the Michigan Cen
| trail H. H. at Jackson. Mich. resulted In
twelve deaths and thirty-one persons were
| friehfully injured
Oct. 2O.-Express trains collide on Grand
Trunk Hallway at Battle Crock. Mich. and
two seriously injured.
This is an awful record People shudder
press pressed with the srevty OF the situation and
9 Of gF is tSess
terrible railroad accidents. and each new ca
| tastrophc hrouses greater excitement.
are. e. their record sinks into .insicniicancs
recently made by the Bureau OF Vital Stats.
c siS which 5c s .nat "a % cent
mouth were caused by nervous ailments Of
some kind. There we're no thrilling newsGa-
auent editorials calling public attention to
this terrible loss Of life no attempts e to investi,
deaths Of less than ility peorI threw the whole
country into n state OF excitement. the thou
sands Of lives lost through neglect were almost
Ths fact + that t few people realize the great
man in this country from these strange ner-
clans. The effects OF railroad accident can
be seen. most human ailments have some out
ward sisn. such as q rash. flush or fever:
slowly eats away the nerve, tissue. saps away
the strength. and clouds the faculties until
promlnent Now York physician said,
its sad effects are seen on every Eand. Both
men and women are oyertaxing their nervous
cessive indulgence errors In eating or drink
ing. and other ways too numerous TO mention.
vigorous. and happy reduced to a weak. trem.
bling. miserable condition and utterly pros
sad and It would be hopeless il there we're no
remedy capable OF relieving these distressing
Win e has cure iSs soss
cases OF nervous exhaustion.
You want to know the name OF this great
'sf' will tell you. SO make note o. #. It's
known as Paine's, celery compound and L is
was ever given to the world. have seen men
who were completely worn out and untitled
manly vigor by this great compound. Women
who were in such n weakened condition that
life was q burden to them have gained new
life from Paine's celery compound and moth
ing else No nervous aiment can possibly ex-
ist WHEN Paine's celery compound Ia taken.
For this reason always recommend this rem.
edy to nervous sufferers. for know that 1t will
not only give prompt relief but effect per-
Most people have experienced the truth Of
the doctors words. They have had times
when the nervous system has been utterly
exhausted. the body has been in a low condi-
tion. and their customary, energy has been
AT sneh tes hey would
be firmly relied upon. From what has been
said it will be seen that all these trying all
ments can be checked at once by means Of tho
great com pound above referred to. whose WON
derful effects have been attested by thousands
of men and women throughout the country
and whose me Its are constantly acknowledged
by our best physicians.-Adr.