The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED.
FACTS ABOUT MEN
WHO HANDLE THE MAILS.


The postman's whistle is a sound
which no one ever forgets. The In.
slant 1t ls heard one feels an interest.
Are the letters for me? Who Can the y
be from? Does II mean good news or
is It, perhaps, an announcement OF
deathP" s-.......... .=.
AT all times of the year, and In all
weather, the postman makes his regu-
lar rounds. Both he and his brother
employees In the office are most i'm.
portant factors of our modern civiliza.
ton. Here are some interesting fucts
connected with post Office employees,
Mr.. d. @. Conklln is superintendent
In charge OF carriers at the New York
post Office. In the course OF at inter.
view, he said: Il had swamp fever
some years ago In Alabama. Ever
since that time have been sufferer
from biliousness and malaria. II has
attacked me regularly about every
two weeks, i have had protracting
headaches and general untltness for
work with these attacks. l have tired
almost everything. aud to no purpose,
until l began to use Palne's celery
compound. IL has cured me In each
attack since began to take 1t. and
am great believer In its power"
Edwin NJ, Morgan, general superln-
tendent OF the city delivery. New York
post Office. sage: MY wlfe was not
we'll ard | had her try Palnes celery
compound, and 1t has done her much
good. | shall have her continue to
use it,
Mr.. r. G. Jackson, superintendent
or the railway mail service, made the
following interesting statements: My
wife has long been an intense sufferer
from asthma. l gave her some Paine's
celery compound, and il strengthened
her nerves. acted as Il tonic, and bene-
ilted her asthma greatly"
Mr.. samuel Il. BOVINE, of the adver-
tlsed letters department, cheerfully in
dorses the foregoing III the following
words: Nothing heretofore ever gave
me more lEan temporary relief from a
long standing case OF sclatica, until |
tried Paine's celery compound. That
splendid remedy has done me world
OF good, and l am confident 1t will
make perfect cure. 1t Is delight
iuli easy and pleasant aperient, too,
and I am glad l tried it,"
Mr.. L. A. Jardine, auditor of the poat
office. speaks from experience. Il in.
duced my father to try the compound"
he said, ''and with satisfactory results
He IS much Delighted with 1t aud much
improved in health.n
MIR. A. Is. Main, superintendent of
malls, New York post office, Is Just as
outspoken. lie says: II havo been
usihg Paine's celery compound. / like
1t iitst rate and sha ii continue to use il
us laxative. Many of tho carriers
here, l know personally are using IL
and being particularly benefited by II. -"
Mr.. John Blukeley, the well known
tobacco and cigar dealer, whose place
Is directly opposite the post office, was
formerly post office employe. In
speaking upon the subject above men
toned, lie WIS enthusiaStic. Mr.
Blakeley'5 system eclme SO exhaust
ed by overwork and application to
business that lie was afflicted with in.
somnia,and had to arise at night for the
purpose OF taking food. 81 uIn happy
10 say, however" he exclaimed, THAT
from the use of Palnes celery com.
pound am now able to sleep com
fortably all night. and / owe my IN
creased health and happiness to it's
use. 1t has also been of great benefit
to the various members of my family
1t 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 restore tho
wasted powers and tissues to their
proper condition. 1t has been success.
fully used by most prominent men.
while women find it Invaluable in the
many trying circumstances to which
they are subjected.