Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The postnan's wh ssle il sound
shfsn no one ever torrsts. The ~
stantlt - heard one fee.s an interest
Are the letters for me- Who can
they be from Does il mean good news,
or - u. pernsps. "a announeemsas u
csziIr'
Atsli times Of the year. and IN ell
sestner. the postnan makes he feKu-
AR rounds Both ne aad his tfothef
employees IN tue oiiics are most import
ant factors Of our modern cisiiszA"on'
Here are some interesting facts con-
nested with postottiec employees;
hr. u. T. tonklin is superintendent
IN charge OF cAsnsrs at the New York
postofhce. In the course Of On inter
yies. be said: IL had swamp fever
sole years ago in Alabama. Ever
aimee tDat time l have been . sufferer
from biiiouspess and malaria IL mas
attacked me regularly about every I've
weeks. have bad protracting head
aci,es and general unfiiness for work
" ih'shesc attacks. have tried almest
everything. ano 10 no purpose. unui
besAn To use Psine's celery compound.
10 nss cured me IN each attack since
tegan 10 take n. and am great De-
lseser IN sts power"
Edwin NJ. Morgan, general superin-
tef.crnt Of the city delivery. New YORK
Dostct.ice, says: s.Ay vile was not
veil aud ! had her Try Paine's celery
coaIpound, and n has uone her much
good. l snail have her continue To
Use II"
Nr. II. c. Jackson, superintendent OF
the railway mail service, made the fol-
loving interesting statements "Ay
wife has long been an intense sufferer
| from asthma. i gave her some Paine's
celery con pound. and II strengthened
her nerves, acted as tonic, ana bene-
fited her asthma greatly"
lii. Samuel u. Bovine, OF the adyer
tlhed letter department. cheeriuiiy IN
dorsss the foregoing in The following
words: Nothing heretofore ever gave
ina more than temporary relief from a
long standing case Of sciatica, until
used Palne's celery compound. Ina,
spiend d remedy has done tGr world
/ " good. and | am confident IL Will
make \ perfect cure. Ii 10 delight
fully easy and pleasant sperlent, too,
sad am glad tried 1t"
I, Sir. 7. A. Jardlne, auditor OF the
posloifice, speaks from experience. 81
induced my father to try the com.
pound" tie said. land with satsfac.
tory resulta. He is much delighted
with Il, and much improved in health. F"
Mr.. A. b. Main. superintendent OF
e,ails. New York postottcs. 10 just n
outspoken. lie says: 81 have been
using Paine's celery compound. like
| II first rate and shall continue TO use II
l. -
eere, know personally are using II
and being particularly benefited by
it."
Mr.. John Blakely. the we'll known
tobacco and cigar dealer, whose place
| is directly opposite the pos.otice, was
formerly postothcs emplnye. In
speaking upon the suhjec; above men.
| uohed. he WAS enthusiastic. Mr
| 5lakely's system became 90 exhausted
by overwork and application to busl
nessthat he was afflicted with insomnia
aad had 10 arise at night for the pur
p &c of taking food. Il am happy te
say. however, hc exclaimed. "thai
from the use of Paine's celery com
| pound am now aole to sleep comfort
ably sll night, and owe my increased
health and happines to its use. Ii ha'
also been Of great benefit to the vari
Gus members of my family"
! IL can readily be seen from the above
| shat no matter how great the strains
| upon the physical apd nerve forces
may bc, this great discovery is able tc
control them and restore the wasted
powers and tissues 10 their proper con
| dition. lt has been successfully used
oy most prominent men. while women
find 1t invaluable in the many tryine
circumstances to which they are sub
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