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What John 7. ReinwaId Says.

John L. Reinwald, chemist, LeXlng-
ton avenue, near lllth street, have a
great respect for Paine's celery COM
pound. 1t seems to have many prop
critics which other remedies do not
possess. do not know what the vital
essence is, but il is surely very effective
in a wide range of ailments. 1t is true
that it has a noticeable influence upon
the brain forces. | have experimental
with it a little, for am always inter-
csted in such new discoveries, and ]
have found that it is beneficial in cases
where other remedies which claim like
properties have no influence whatever
in comparison. ] hear that the COM
pound has become popular with the
general public.
William l.. Ollif, 6 Bowery-Yes,
indeed, / have a good call for Paine s
celery compound. | know little per-
sonally of its precise properties or the
ingredients used in its manufacture, but
] should say that it must be good, else
the number OF people who are using il
would soon decrease. That is not the
fact, however, and | think that the
sale is increasing.
George Goetting, Third avenue and
18th street, can say that the sales of
Paine's celery compound are large
larger than m would suppose from the
small time it has been upon the market.
As far as | have observed, all classes OF
people ask for it.
Sayre d rringle, Eighth avenue, near
bah strect-This is just the time OF the
year when Paine's celery compound
sells the best. We do Il large business
with it. The celery compound Is grow
ing wonderfully in popularity among all
sorts OF people. OF course such Il medi-
cine ought to he popular in New York,
where people are using their brains so
much. IL must have a large sale here
il all the stores do what VIZ do.
Nauhcim, Lexington avenue and 50th
stnet-People have recently come in
here and asked ior Painc's celery COM
pound VINO never took much medicine
OF that kind.
Church's Pharmacy. Spring street
and Bowery-Wc are selling much more
OF Paine's celery compound than we
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"GOing Like Wndfire."

{. Il. Eacon 4 Co. (wholesale), 20
College place Paine's celery compound
IL going like wildhye this Spring. There
Is u wonderful demand for it, and not
alone in New York do we sell it, but all
over the country.
Hall II Ruckel (wholesale), PIG
Greenwich street-We have heard
Fainc's celery compound spoken OF in
the highest terms by consumers, and
have known of its Use with the greatest
benefit by those who are worn out by
mental activity to the extent that physi =
Clans and other remedies have been
given up and this was used exclusively.
We think the demand for it Is incrcas :
Ing very rapidly. We sell 1t largely all
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Some Remarkable Cures.

Henry Buch, Columbus avenue
and 93d street-Several remarkable
cures effected by Paine's celery com
pound have come under my notice. One
customer of mine recently took six bot
ties and was cured of nervous exhaus .
ton, insomnia and indigestion. Every
time he tried to eat the effort threw him
into a state Of collapse. Now
he is a well man..
Not long ago a lady told me she had
been cured Of pimples in the face. She
took Paine celery compound for an =
other purpose, and was surprised to
find the unsightly blotches which had
distigured her countenance disappear.
Alfred F. Terry, Columbus ave.
and seth st. Paine celery compound
sells more briskly than any other prep =
aration Of that kind we handle. 1t is
especially popular with the Spanish
people, OF whom large numbers live in
this vicinity.
A. Ammon, Of Columbus ave. and
Slst st. The sales Of Paine's celery
compound are greater than those of any
OF its rivals, and are rapidly increas-
ing.
Carter & Robinson, of Column
bus ave. and 93d st. -Paine's celery
compound sells better than any other
remedy We offer. This store is in the
centre of what is perhaps the wealthiest
neighborhood in the city, and | regard
the preference shown for Paine celery
compound as significant.
Edmund Pinter, of eth ave. and
l32d st. There is an increased demand
for Paine's celery compound.
Albert B. Baltzly, of 7th ave.
and 18th st. Il nm selling more of
Paine's celery compound than ever be :
fore.
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even then it had a large sale. This in :
dicates that it is well and favorably
known.
F. w. Kinsman & Co., seth
street and Sixth ENTHUSIASTICALLY
We think the compound is an excellent
thing, and consumers seem 10 think so,
too, for they buy a great deal Of it.
After giving it a trial they will come
back for more. This is a pretty good
evidence as to its merit. We could
never do without it.
+. Nichlas, III Sixth avenue-Our
customers praise Paine celery com
pound very highly. We sell a great
deal of it this time OF the year, and re-
Gently more than ever before. Judged
by the recommendations of those who
have tried it, and the amount of
sales, a fair inference would be that it
gives relief to many people.
Louis A. Bates, 42d street and Sixth
avenue-I have never heard an adverse
criticism upon Paine's compound,
which is more than can be said Of some
other proprietary medicines. People
who buy it-and there are plenty OF
them about here-have no words for it
but those of praise. 1t has an excel
lent sale, and that it is a good thing l
have no doubt.
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Biggest House in the Country.

Charles n. Crlttenton Company
(wholesale), l15 Fulton street-We are
selling more of Paine's celery COM
round than of any other one prepare
ton at the present time, and the
demand is growing. We ship the COM
pound all over the country, which goes
10 show that in the eyes of the public it
has very positive merits.
Wilson'S Pharmacy, 34th street and
Eroadway-We think here that the
compound is IN excellent preparation.
Great quantities Ct it go over our count
cr., and those who buy it praise it
highly. Actors, men about town, all
sCrts Of people get it, and We consider it
II OF the ~indispensables OF our stock.
Bolton Drug Company-Do people
buy Paine's celery compound? Well,
should say they did. Figures will tell
the story better than anything else.
Last year we sold about 500 bottles OF it
a month. The number is now about
ten gross Ter month, or over fifteen
l.unured single bottles. What better
record do you want than that? As to
the merits OF the medicine we get good
reports Oh every hand.
Mckcsson& Robbins (wholesa!e) l0l
Fulton stieet-Paine's celery compound
has a market in all parts Of the United
States, and in many PAGES people buy
more of it than OF any proprietary
medicines.
Lawrence keyser, Sixth avenue and
Twenty sixth strcet-We keep a large
supply of Iaine's celery compound on
cur shelves all the time. 1t is a great
seller, vi often when people come in
TO get 1t they will say that they have
tried it before and found it the best
thing Of its kind on the market. Some
OF them buy it regularly, and all who
make any comments at all praise it
highly.
The evening world., 1894-04-30

There is a tremendous demand in
New York City for Paine's celery COM
pound.
Reporters during the week have can
vassed the druggists.
Paine's celery compound is selling
high and dry above all other remedies.
The druggists have never known such
acall for any medicine.
They agree upon the cause with Won
derful unanimity:
1t makes people we'll!
Paine's celery compound is not a
patent medicine, a sarsaparilla or an
ordinary tonic; it is superior to them
all. As a celebrated physician writer
has said. 1t is as much better as the
diamond is more brilliant than ordinary
glass"
Paine's celery compound was first
prescribed by America greatest physi-
clan, Edward L. Phelps, NJ. D., Ii.
D., who, first as a student at New
Haven, and afterwards as professor at
Dartmouth, honored two OF his coun-
try most famous institutions, and as a
practitioner is known and quoted by
every hospital staff of Europe.
. Physicians prescribe and use Paine s
celery compound.
The common people, by experience,
have learned it's wonderful merits men
and women of the highest social stand
ing, like Mayor Mcshane, of Montreal,
Rev. FIR. Ouellett, Marie Tempest.
George Wright, Mabel Jenness, Hon.
John NJ. Francis, Commodore Howell,
and hosts of others, have given their
testimony to its curative powers. 1t is
the one true Spring medicine.
Paine's celery compound purifies the
blood Of every faint and poisonous
humor, and quickly cures diseases of
the kidneys, biliousness and more seri :
Gus liver diseases, as we'll as all troubles
due to disordered nerves, as dyspepsia,
neuralgia, rheumatism, inability to
sleep, and all forms OF nervous weak
ness. 1t cures where everything else
fails.
Here is what the leading druggists Of
New York say:
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It Is Growing Every Day.

CnarleS ,. ED, OF III Amsterdam
ave. corner Of G5th st. The demand
for Paine celery compound is growing
every day.
j. F. Comerford, OF 4O5 West 59th
st. Il have sold a great deal OF Paine 8
celery compound in my career As u drug =
gist, and | believe it to be an excellent
medicine. l have heard all who used
it speak Of it in the highest terms.
G. BuriNn, of "a Columbus ave. -
There is no medicine that l keep which
sells so well as Paine's celery COM
pound.
George E. Tappenden, of 90 Colum :
bus v at the corner of 9th st. i
believe Paine's celery compound is the
best-prepared medicine offered for nerve
troubles. l have heard many OF my
customers praise it very highly.
William B. Parkin & Co., OF al
Columbus ave. -Paine's celery com =
pound is an excellent medicine.
Dorm, Columbus ave. and ODD st. -
People in this neighborhood regard
Paine 8 celery compound very highly.
c. A. Marsh, l25th street and
Madison avenue and East 124th street
| am selling a great deal of Paine's
celery compound this spring. People
wouldn't buy it unless it did them some
good. Yes they say it is just the sort
of Spring tonic they want.
John WINNER, 2lS7 Third ave
nue-I am selling so much of Paine
celery compound that l think people
must regard it very favorably. l never
heard a complaint against it.. Some
times the same customer takes several
bottles after trying the first. 1t is gen.
orally liked among those who want it
for a tonic, and l have heard a great
deal said about it Us a brain invigor-
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thought we would sell. II has become
~nonnlar with Tho mana Of Tho manila

thought we would sell. II has become
popular with the mass Of the people.
Theo. R%ennenberg, 696 Third i've
nue-From all that We have heard,
Paine's celery compound must be a
good medicine and tonic. We cell q
great deal Of it, and we should not
handle it If we did not think that it
was a worthy article.
Herman Bctz, $50 Third avenue
You can say that We deal in Paine's
celery compound 10 n large extent, and
that We have n good call for it. We
deal in nothing except what we can
recommend.
w. \. llaverstick. Madison avenue
and 50th strcct-We have n very
high class OF customers and the demand
for Painc's celery compound among
them is large. They are such people rs
appreciate such things, and their judg =
mcnt ought TO have much weight with
the trade in general, for they are per-
sons of intellect, brainworkers, who
know what they are doing when they
call for n tonic ar medicine
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PEOPLE Who Swear By II.


II. NJ. O'Neill, 463 Hudson street.
We have customers who swear by the
compound and our personal opinion is
that it is an excellent article in every
respect. Some people come in, after
they have tried it, for a second bottle,
because it has done them good, but are
put into good shape again by one bottle.
Ambler's Pharmacy. as Columbus
avenue-We are selling more Of Paine's
celery compound than of any other
tonic. 1t is largely bought by women
for the nerves
Frederick Kleins, $40 Columbus ave-
nnc-I have no doubt that the latter is
a good nerve tonic.
Riverside Pharmacy, West s9th
street, think the remedy is all excel :
lent one, particularly for nervous
troubles and debilitated women, who
buy a great deal Of it. | have heard
some of my customers say that it has
benefited them greatly. OF course,
when somebody ZONES in here and buys
something and you never sec them
again, you can't tell what the effect of
the medicine has been. But mine is
not a transient trade. Patrons have
come into my store many times and
said that somebody has recommended
the celery compound TO them, or that
they have already tried it and want
another bottle. There could be no bet
ter commentator of IA remedy than
this. 1t makes you sure OF the worth
OF what you are selling. have sold
the same person four AMI five bottles OF
the compound at different times.
ii. Denhoff, Spring and Hudson
streets-Peoplc could not do better when
they want something to invigomte them
than to take Paine's celery compound.
p. b. Knapp, 364 Hudson street
We arc laying in four or five times rs
large q stock of Paine's celery com
pound as we did six months ago, and
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Best for Nervous Women.

Michael & Co. 3Sl Eighth avenue
A gentleman came in here yesterday
and asked for Paine's celery COM
pound. "This is the best thing in
the market for nervous women
he said, as he took the bottle.
My wife was all run down, de-
pressed in spirits, couldn't eat and
couldn' sleep. She heard OF the celery
compound in some way and asked me
to get her a bottle to try it. anyhow.
Well, l bought her some. You could
see the change in a week after she be-
gan to take il, and now she is better
than she has been in six months before.
! am getting this bottle as q sort of fin
ishing touch to make the good work
doubly sure" That's the kind of tes-
timonials we get Of Paine celery COM
pound, and, judging from them, we
have come to consider it a very good
thing.
William B. Riker & Son, ed
street and Sixth avenue-The great
demand for Paine's celery compound
shows very c%onclusively that it
holds the favor OF the public. A person
will buy a bottle of it from us and then
come to the store again and again for
more. Whenever they are out of sorts
or slightly depressed they must have
their celery compound. Our sales of it
have been large for some time, but l
think there has been q great increase
during the last six months.
Priests Pharmacy, Odd street and
Seventh avenue-We have a continuous
demand for Paine's celery compound.
We find it an unusually ready seller,
and this fact attests to it's merit. The
best recommendation an article can
have is a large and steady sale.
William Weis, 34th street and Sew
enth avenue-There is hardly q drug
gist but will speak highly OF Paine's
celery compound as a nerve tonic-that
is, if they know anything at all about
it. We know, because almost every =
body who has tried it says that it in
vigorated them, steadied their nerves,
or benefited them in some way. The
demand is growing SO great that We
have to order a new lot Of it every few
days. We sell a great deal of it here,
and almost as much at our store at
RockaWay Beach.
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Or. GaIpin Recommends II.

W. ou'p'H uVuvhIhnuuuo "
DIR. ii. T. Galpin, whose drug
store on the northeast corner of Sixth
avenu and 51th street is one OF the
largest and best known on that busy
thoroughfarc-The demand for Paine's
celery compound is rapidly increasing.
and is greater by far than that for any
other proprietary medicine. now sell
twelve dozen bottles a month, which is
an increase OF 30 per cent. over what the
sales were three months ago. 1t is a
notable fact that those who buy one
bottle Of Paine's celery compound
almost invariably come back for
others. recommend it to all
who ask for u nerve medicine,
for i know of many cases, both
among my customers and my personal
friends, where Paine's celery compound
has cured nervous prostration. have
no hesitation in recommending il, for |
believe it to be the duty of all who
know Of a really e~ficacious remedy to
make its merits known, 81 that poor,
suffering wretches who need it may
learn Of Its existence and derive what
eve comfort it can confer upon their
condition. Paine's celery compound is
undoubtedly an efficacious remedy for
headache, mental exhaustion, insom-
MIA and every other disorder resulting
from nervous arrangement or overwork.
William A. Dix, of 1905 Sixth
avenne-The demand for Paine's celery
compound is not excelled by II other
preparation. am certain it is n good
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Faster Many Times.

Z. G Goetting, OF Amsterdam V :
nue. and Tooth street, find the sale Of
Paine's celery compound increasing
faster many times than any other rem
edy.
Paul Fels, Phi. G., of 72l Amster-
dam avenue, corner 95th street -Paine's
celery compound is selling better this
Spring than any other nerve medicine
on the market. The customers speak
highly of it, and almost invariably
come back for more.
Ferdinand T. Schmidt, OF Amsterdam
avenue and Seth street, regard Paine 8
celery compound rs a good medicine.
X. Lucke, 437 Amsterdam avenue.
at the corner of Slst street, My Gus
toners have told me 80 often that
Paine celery compound has done them
good that | am convinced it is n good,
safe and salutary medicine. Purchasers
almost invariably return for q second
supply.
Hauenstein, AIS Amsterdam avenue,
corner Of nth street--I don't rec
ommend Paine's celery compound
to any one, because there is not
much profit in it, but l am bound to say
that it is growing in popularity in spite
OF the druggists opposition. l have
had numerous customers come back for
it three and four times.
Charles II. Schmidt, 205 Amsterdam
avenue, corner OF 7+th street Every
one who uses Paine's celery compound
is speaking well of it and generally re-
furpc for appthar hptflc
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IN THE WORLD!
Have Canvassed the Druggists
of New York City.

Demand for Paines Celery Compound, the Won
derful Remedy that Makes People Well--Sens Above All
Others Because It Cues-The Public Profits bv the Re-
searches of Dartmouthls Famed Professor.
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over the country North, South, East
and West, and also extensively at retail.
Frederick Wichelns Wholesale and
retail), 1872 Greenwich street.-The
compound gives excellent satisfaction
to our customers, to whom much OF it
is sold.
F. w. Robinson & Son Wholesale
and retail), 1872 Greenwich street
Paine's celery compound is one of the
best sellers among the proprietary med
icines, and we have no doubt that con :
sumers are entirely satisfied with it.
The demand is among all classes OF
people.
o. H. Jadwin (wholesale), SO Cort-
landt street. The trade in Paine's
celery compound is good in all parts of
the country, and the demand is grow =
ing rapidly.
Henry Klein 4 Co., A Cortlandt
street. 1T is wonderful what q hold the
compound seems to have taken. 1t
keeps going and going, and we have to
constantly renew our orders and to
make them bigger.
Mathew Mailer, 1877 Greenwich street.
There is no doubt about it, Paine is
of the best selling medicines in ex
istence.
John earle & Sons Wholesale and re.
tally, 1853 Water street-Both our whole
sale and retail customers speak we'll Of
Paine's celery compound. People
must like it, because we are selling it
largely in all parts of the country, and
the demand is increasing.
Summer Pharmacy, ss Wall street.
Our customers are Wall street business
men and financiers. 1t is absurd to
imagine that they would be fooled or
led astray. They have the power to
Judge an article for just what it is worth.
But they think we'll of Paine's celery
compound, and 50 do we. A good
many bottles are going over our coun =
tiers.
Lehn & Fink (wholesale), 121 Will.
lam street. There is a big demand this
spring for Paine's celery compound
South, West and in the New England
States.
Patterson & Purdy (wholesale)-The
demand for Paine celery compound is
growing fast all along the line. People
want it here in New York and they
want it all owe the country. So the
result is, it is being shipped everywhere.
S. A. Brown Wholesale and ~retail),
2S and 80 Fulton street-A great many
OF u customers buy the compound.
Many people come back for more Of
it after having tried it.
Skinner & Milligan Wholesale and
retail), 80 Fulton street-Our customers
think very highly OF it, and it has the
confidence of the trade. We sell it
very freely over our trade at retail, and
also wholesale. A high medicinal value
is put upon Paine's celery compound.
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THE WORLD. MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 30, 1894.

1t makes them feel young and happy,
and it gives them virility. That Ii
builds a man up I nj say from per-
sonal experience.
]. Lifschitz, l46 Second avenue
Paine's celery compound is q standard
remedy, and undoubtedly is a good one,
because otherwise people would not buy
1t as they do. There are a great many
bottles Of 1t being sold in New York
now.
John A. Problem, 1872 Second avenue
i have q good word to say for Paine's
celery compound. think it is a good
remedy, and there is certainly a large
demand for it.
A. Baselow 4 Co. so Sixth avenue
In my opinion, Paine's celery COM
pound ranks far above the ordinary
medicine. A person can take it, l am
sure, with perfect safety and get u
great deal of relief out Of it. From
what have heard Of it, l would take
it myself If l were suffering from ner-
vous exhaustion. As to the sales they
arc better than those Of any other nerve
tonic we have in stock, and Are double
what they were at this timc last year.
Gandc Pbarmacie Normale, Univer-
sity and Clinton places-Paine's celery
compound has an excellent reputation,
and sells well. Customers of mine
have often spoken highly Of it to me.
They buy it, and then, when they are
i'll again, they come back for more.
William II. Miller, AZ University
place-There is NJ preparation on our
shelves that is asked for to day oftencr
than Paine celery compound.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-10-19

After bowling through several cam
paigns about the injustice of war
taxes i'm times of peace and "class leg
islation' the present Democratic adj
ministration has rcsorted to one of the
most offensive war taxes, and most
glaring pieces of class legislation. -
the income tax. Without stopping
at present To quote the eloquent de
nunciation Of that form Of taxation
made on the iioor Of the senate by no
less Democrat than Senator Hill, or
to note the many other objections that
may be urged against II, let rs notice
the Detroit Free Press recent account
of how it worked during war times.
1t was an interview with an old
internal revenue officer After allud-
ing to the temptation which existed
under the old condit IONS for capitalists
to underratc their incomes. which
dwindlcd fcarfully when they were
confronted with the obnoxious tax,
the account proceeds:
"Some rather cloSe-fisted millonaires
received pitiably small income ac-
cording to the sworn records. But a
time came when there was u change;
the newspapers began to publish the
incomes and several persons went
before the public as comparatively
poor men. One capitalist had his in
come published and it caused genera
comment The capitalist came tearing
up TO the Office.
How is it those figures went into
the paper that way he demanded.
THAT is the way you swore to
them on the record
"'That is impossible. Why. those
/ figures are ridiculous. What do you
suppose the public thinks of them:
Really, sir, il was very wrong in You
to permit such figures to go in print.
1--we can settle that by referring tc
your statement was the reply.
The statement was produced and
there were the figures as published
The capitalist was visibly embarrassed
"'What can | do about this" he
asked.
"'You can send in an amended
return.
This was done, and thereafter a
tolerably fair estimate Of the ole
gentlemans income was received
But if few wealthy persons under
estimated their incomes, insolvent mel
threw the balance the other way by
declaring quite handsome incomes and
reluctantly paying the taxes rather
than to be considered bankrupt.
But the Democratic income tax laW
takes away this safeguard agains
false swearing wspaper publicity
for, UNDER TIE NEW LAW THE RECORD
ARE PRIVATE. Dishonest millionaire
may swear falsely TO reduce thei
taxes and have their perjury bidder
from the public. and dishonest bank
rupts may hide their insolvency from
their creditors-all through the grace
of Democratic law.
What do the people think of thi
kind of legislation?