Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-24


II have just come up from Wall street
and ! feei nearly dead"
The speaker looked IL. lie Was
broker who had just passed through an
exciting day with an excited market.
says the New York World. aud the lines
en- his face and the drawn corners 81
his mouth showed the strain that he
had been through. What did he du!
Resort, ~ many others do. Ia stimuiants
was determined IN my capacity IS
reporter tor tho press 10 investigate
Wall street. met with references 10 its
monetary wealth, but It's physical
health. noted very general tendency
on the street 10 do away with stimu-
lants, which only have a temporary
effect. and employ instead somrthing
which builds up and acts AZ real food
for the nerves. Here Il what some
prominent men said Ia me:
Col. e.. p. Potter. vice president 81 the
National Mutual Insurance company. on
bearing the object III my visit. spoke Il
the terrible strain he had undergone In
the management az a highly important
business. MY trouble" he said. has
been chronic constipation and insomnia.
One is bad enough; both horrible. Hear
ing OF Paine's celery compound thought
that il might lit my case, 20 Went 10
drug store and bought tro bottles I'm
on the second hottie now. and deriving
much good from IT, The compound is
giving me sleep. Ill persist IN its use
and even hope FOR better results than
already attained
next called on Mr. William y. Green.
who is secretary Of the American Bank
ers' association. who favored me with the
following remarkable statement: "Hav-
ing done great deal Of railway travel
ing ] felt completely run down and
knocked out. Ny curiosity was aroused
by what l heard OF Paines celery CON-
pound and resolved II test II. Ii acted
far beyond my expectations and gave
me rest ut night. goodappcf'te during
the day. and cheerful good feeling all
the time. The idea occurred 10 me TO
mention its good effects TO some friends
did 81 but almost all Of them knew
about il. This is true, particularly Of
President Van Alien Of the National
bank of Albany. and others"
Col. r. Hahn is manager of the Man
haitian Elevated railroad. The colonel is
cautious man. very cautious. but ne
course Of an interview: IL have used
Paine's celery compound. and after a
trial. i say emphatically. it's good. You
may infer my opinion of it from this
circumstance: earnestly advised my
brother in Reading, Pa. to use it. lie
and | suffered alike from insomnia,
headache and nervousness. He did use
il and know il helped him."
n L - n
position Of chairman or executive officer
in charge If the members of the Con
solidaied Petroleum Mining and Stock
Exchange. He said: "Paine's celery
compound is the most charming remedy
that ever used. IL il reduces my flesh
as il did for Mayor Gilroy I'll laud il
even louder. 1t regulates one most de
lightfully."
MIR. J. I. Anyon, who is web known in
the vicinity Of Wall street. said: .rhe
hard mental strain 10 which ! am sub.
iected tells upon me. 1 am much bright
er today from the use cf Paine's celery
compound. This remedy bears fine
character, / assure you, in many quar-
+ ters"
Ii can be seen from the above. that
notwithstanding that great strain that
/ necessarily falls upon The shoulders Of
those men who conduct large affairs
they may he. indeed are. able to with
stand the strain, preserve the health and
prolong the life. The great discovery Of
which these man speak is not cheap
nervine, sarsaparilla, or commonplace
neryine. but discovery made by the
late Prof. Phelps Of Dartmouth college
and stands UNNECESSARILY superior TO any
other blood. brain or nerve builder
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