St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-23
In MARCH. APRIL, MAY.
DING NEW YORK CLERGYMENN
1DVTSE THE USE OF PAINEe
CELERY COMPOUND.

There is no body OF men, TAKEN as
class who devote greater attention to
matters of publcinterest than the preach
ers Of New York city, no matter OF what
denomination. Brought into contact
with almost every phase Of life and wit
Messing scenes of varied character there
are few matters of Importance which
escape their attention. So constant and
firing are their labors that very few
are the preachers who do not suffer from
oyerwork, nervous troubles and other
ailments that arise from too much brain
work, care and anxiety. The newspapers
have recently had much to say about
this overworking Of our city ministers,
which has caused the retirement OF seve-
raj prominent clergymen. With view
TO discovering the truth of these state
ments a reporter called on some OF the
wel-known pastors and interviewed
them concerning the matter
The Rev. DR.. b. F. De Costa, pastor OF
the Anglo-American church, was seen
at his residence, 1872 West 18th street.
Yes" he said in reply to a question,
Il have been a great sufferer from nervous
ness that resulted from overwork, the
past few months being exceptionally try
inc ones for me. / have, however, been
greatly relieved by the use OF Paine's
celery compound, and have, no hest
fancy in saying that believe it to be a
most excellent remedy for any one
troubled with nervousness or suffering
from too close application to daily duties.
am sure that it is unsurpassed as a
means Of toning up the system"
Rev A. X. Sanford, pastor of the 35th
Street NJ. Z. church, W as out when the
reporter called at his residence, 343
West 22d street but Mrs, Sanford made
following statement in her husbands be-
half During the past year Mr.. San
ford has had vast amount OF extra
work to do. The regular labors OF his
church are severe enough, but he was so
anxious to accomplish a great deal that
he undertook to do more than he was
really able to do. The natural con-
sequence was that he at last found him
self in a poor state of health, his nerves
over-wrought and his sleep much dis
turbed. He felt completely run down.
He rarely takes any medicine, but the
merits of Paine's celery compound were
so well known to him that he decided to
use ii as means of restoring health
1t certainly did do that, and have heard
him speak very often of how much good
he received from using it. We feel very
grateful that such a remedy was at
hand and shall ever praise it..
Rev. II. l.. Granlienard, pastor of the
French Presbyterian church, who lives
at 143 West 10th street, was leaving
his house when the reporter called. He
said, however, 81 have frequently been
relieved of nervous affections by the use
of Pane's celery compound. think it a
most reliable remedy and shall recon-
mend it whenever | have an oppor-
tunity."
Rev. R. D. Vim, pastor of the Abys-
snian church, who was seen at his
residence, No. 263 West 10th street, said e:
"Mv career as q minister of the Cos
pelhas been hampered by the fact that for
Years have suffered from nervousness
.1'h ree years ago Ihad an attack ofnerv
Gus prostration that was so severe that
had to take an extended vacation anC
undergo rigid treatmentin an endcavol
to regain my health. consulted severa
specialists, who treated my case fol
months, but | must say that during thu
past few weeks have received more be
fit from one bottle of Painc's celery com
pound than from all the other medi
cines taken. After taking it for a few
days | could notice the Improvement il
my condition. My head did not troubl
me as before, my nerves were stronger
and my digestion, which was very poor
began to improve. | consider the com
pound to be very fine remedy, and will
spread among my congregation ant
other friends the report of my experienc
with it."
The words of these gentlemen Shout,
be of the greatest value to all readers
They show that even with the grea
and wearing strains of life health an
strength can be preserved by constan
use of the right aid. The great merry
food above named has done more t.
bring about this state of things tina
anything before known, and its popr
larity is only natural
What the New York clergvmen sa
today has been said time and again b
equally as prominent men elsewhere
The case of the Rev, c. ]. Budong c
Rhode Island, who was recently entirel
cured OF insomnia by the use of Paine
celery compound, is fresh in the mind
of newspaper readers, and the lollowin
latfar from, Paw oi,.J &C I o.,J -.
Ont, is of special interest:
Having received great benefit fror
the use of Paine's celery compound,
affords pleasure to give my testimony i
favor of its beneficial effects. Six year
ago, this spring, was FRUSTRATED wit
nervous debility. was then closing m
38th year in active work of the mil
istry in the Methodist church. Unit
then had been a strong, vigorous maj
and an earnest worker in church wor
Suddenly became so Frustrated thu
| was forced to resign my charge.
could not sleep, was afraid to be lie
alone, and could not refrain from she
ding tears when speaking to any perso
My kidneys, liver and stomach BEGAN
very much weakened, so that was
helpless invalid.
For about two years | tried ever
thing | could hear of, such as magnetism
electricity, Clifton Springs, etc; al
applied to several physicians, but o
tanned no permanent relief. About 70
years ago friend bought me bottle
Paine's celery compound; experience
some benefit from its use; l got sol
moro and | soon reallzed n mrnn I hnnn