St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-03-16
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE 1T.
PAINE,S CELERY COMPOUND HEAD
AND SHOULDERS ABOVE COM
PETITORS-W WORD FROM MR.. WOOD.

| PA INES CELERY COMPOUND HEAD
AND SHOULDERS ABOVE COM
PgTITORS-W WORD FROM MR.. WOOD.
Physicians prescribe it
Because it makes people well.
No other remedy was ever so generally
recommended by the medical profession.
Prof Edward L. Phelps, M. D., LII. D.,
of Dartmouth College, who first pre-
scribed it, was one of the most
eminent of practitioners.
The formula, which has been freely
given to the medical profession, has been
endorsed from the first; for Paine's
celery compound is not a patent medicine,
sarsaparilla, or any ordinary tonic,
but is the true remedy for diseases arts
ing from debility OF the nervous system.
1t is a positive cure for dyspepsia,
biliousness, liver complaint, neuralgia,
rheumatism, all nervous diseases, and
kidney troubles.
Saws W. T. Anthony, M. d., of Prov
idence: 81 have used Paine's celery
compound, and the patients expressed
themselves as much pleased with the
effect experienced from its use. AS
tonic and restorative, it seems to meet
the indications in cases of debility, such,
as a rule, as are the sequel of the grip. |
shall be pleased to recommend its use
wherever it is indicated"
L. H. Judkins, M. d., of Portland, Me,
saws: "Physicians do not praise patent
or proprietary medicines or prescribe
them for their patients. Honest practi-
TONERS, however, when proprietors
furnish the formula of medicine, must
frankly test its merits, if it has any, and
not hesitate to express their opinion of
it. This have been doing in my practice
with Paines celery compound. Know
ing of what it is composed and the high
reputation of its discoverer, Prof. Ed
ward E. Phelps, NJ d., LII. D., Of Dart
mouth, gave it a thorough trial and
found it to meet every want of the
maladies for which it is recommended.
"Whe burning the midnight oil my
sel(I found it a very valuable systemic
regulator, ! might say renovator, To
rheumatic patients it has proven OF
great service and in the alarming
growth of serious nervous affections in
the 9th century | cannot but say when
people have to keep dosing, let them
take so helpful and harmless medicine
as Paine's celery compound, for it is of
much benefit in this class Of disorders"
Says !. II. Lindsey, M. d., of Reeds
Ferry n H.: 81 have used Paines
celery compound, with the most happy
results. can cheerfully recommend it in
all chronic cases, such as rheumatism,
nervous affections, etc, also in cases of
debility from long-continued tevers, and
general debility from whatever cause.
am daily prescribing the compound"
From Lewis Blundin, the well known
physician, whose home is in Humeville,
Penn, comes this testimonial: st gives
me great pleasure to say that my former
expressed opinion of Paine's celery COM
pound has not been altered by it's con-
tinued use. Wherever my prognosis and
freely recommend and prescribe it, with
faith in its good results, and am never
deceived in them. find it to be grand
remedy. l am much pleased with It's
tonic and nervine qualities. In my own
case the cell tissues of the kidneys were
rapidly breaking down and | was fast
drifting into confined albuminaria, or
Bright's disease, when Paine's celery
compound at once arrested the decay,
and find myself on the rapid road to
permanent recovery"
c. E. Cole, M. D., the medical director
of the Prairie du Chen Medical Institute,
says: 81 have used considerable Paine's
celery compound in my practice during
the last four years, and consider it the
best preparation of its kind on the
market l have used it with good re-
suits in the bilious disorders peculiar to
this climate"
From Hodgdon Me-, James V. Tabor,
M. D., writes: 81 will certify in reference
to the great relief obtained by the use of
Paine's celery compound in the after
effects of the grip, irregular motions of
the heart, numbness of the hands and
feet, partial loss of brain and power and
in kidney troubles. Not only my
patients, but both Mrs. Tabor and my
self have used it with good success"
And by the same mail comes letter
from Mr.. Albert Wood of Haverhill,
Mass, in which he says: 81 was
troubled with the asthma for some five
years, and at times found it very difficult
to breathe. / took Paines celery COM
pound, which has entirely cured me. At
ter taking two bottles l derived great
benefit. am now nearly 81 years old