Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED.
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT MEN
WHO HANDLE THE MAILS

Chat with the Employees Of the New York
City Poet Omce-Betser Times for supts.
ConkIin. Morgan and jackson.
The postnsn's whistle IL . sound which no one
ever rorses-L The instant IL Is heard one feels an
interest Are the letters for me. Who can they
be from Does ii mean good news. or b IL. per-
hzps, an announcement of death.-
Al all times Of the year. anc in all weather, the
pos,man makes his regular rounds Both he and
his brother employees in the once are most import
ant factors of our modern civilization. Here are
some interesting facts connected with post once
employees
Mr. ID. c. COnklin Is superintendent in charge Of
carriers al the New York post once. In the course
Of an interview he said: II had swamp fever some
years ago In Alabama Ever since that time have
been sufferer from bL,ousness and malaria 1t
mas attacked me regularly about every two weeks
have had protracting headaches and general IN
Illness for work with these attacks have tried
almost everything, and to no purpose. until be-
gan TO use Paine's celery compound 1t has cured
me In each attack since began to take It, and am
great believer in Its power"
Edwin NJ Morgan, general superintendent Of the
city delivery, New YORK post once, says: my wife
was not well and had her Try Psine's celery COM
pound. and ii has done her much good 1 shall
have her continue 20 use it."
Mr. r. c. Jackson. superintendent Of the railway
mail service, made the following interesting state
menf: my wife has long been an intense sufferer
from asthma gave her some Psine's celery COM
pound and it strengthened her nerves, acted as a
tonic and benefited her asthma greatly"
Mr.. Samuel B. Bovine Of the advertised letters
department eheerfuIly indOrses the foregoing in
the following words; Nothing heretofore ever
gave me more than temporary relief from long
standing case Of scstcs until tried Pane's celery
compound That splendid remedy has done me a
world Of good and am confident il will make a
perfect cure Ii is a delightfully."- easy and pleasant
sperient, too, and am glad tried it"
Mr. T. A Jardine, auditor Of the post once.
speaks from experience. 81 induced my father TO
Try the compound, he said, land with satisfactory
results HE'S much delighted with it and much
improved in health"
Mr.. A B. Main. superintendent Of mails, New
Yorr post once, Is just Outspoken- He says ~
have been using Pane's celery compound Ike
IL rrst-rste and shall continue to 10 as lsxa-
tive Many Of the carriers kere know personally
are using and being particularly benefited BY It.
Mr.. John BlakeIy. the well-knOwn tobacco and
cigar dealer, whose place is directly opposite the
post once, was formerly post once employe- In
speaking upon the subject above mentioned he was
enthusiastic Mr. BIakely's system became so ex-
hsusted by overwork and application to business
that he aiicted with insomnia and had to arise
at night for the purpose Of taking food. ~ AN
happy TO say, however" he exclaimed, '.that from
the use Of Psines celery compound 1 am now able
TO sleep comfortably all night, and 1 owe my In
creased health and happiness to its 1t has also
been Of great benefit to the various members of my
family"
Il can readily be seen from the above that no
matter how great the strains upon the physical and
nerve forces may be this great discovery Is able to
control them and restare the wasted powers and
tissues to their proper condition II has been
eessfully used BY most prominent men. while
women End # invaluable in the many trying cir
eumstances to which they are subiected.-New
York Tribune.