The sun., 1894-03-11
HONOR TO DARTMOUTH
TEE GREAT DIsCoTERT or FINR's
CELERY COMPOUND.

Prof Edwsrd y. Pheip., ~. n, LLs n,
whose Gisut IsteIlset Foupa the Rs-esy
thst MAKES Peopie wem-The Rs-esE
that rhysIeisss Everywhers Usc, Pre-
scribe ssa Reeom-tad.
Two giants among men-the greatest states
man and the greatest physician that Americs
has produced-Danlel Webster and Edward +.
Phelps-hAve both done honor to Dartmouth
College. one as q student the other as an Ia
structor.
To Prof Edward r. Phelps N. D.. IL D., the
world to-day owes longer life and more free
dom from sickness than 10 any other physician.
Every dartmouth slumnus 81 more than =
dozen years standing remem bers the awe in
which ne held the kecn observer whose name
apneared 10 the college catalogue next to thAt
OF the resident "a professor Ut materia medi.
ca; and every younger gradua'e has admired
the conIlete museum oi medical botany which
u, rhe s s s9Ne woriS rS re Pro,
Phelps OF an iniallDie cure for those fearful
Ills that result from an Impaired nervous sys-
great doctor to the world, and made mis- life az
era in the practice OF medicine.
prof. Phelps was born In Connecticut. and
graduated from the military school ut Norwich,
Vt. lie studied m edicine with Prof. Nathan
smith OF New Haven. Conn. and graduated In
Ills unusual t,lent soon brought him repu.
tstion and prom lnence nc among % hi, professional
feAsorship Of anatomy and surgery in the YER
mont University. In 1871 he was appointed
any in Dartmouth college. The neIt year he
wac chosen professor OF the chair tbs n vacated
by Prot Robby. and occupied the chair. the
most i'm r rottant one in the country. until a few
years before his death. in 1881
lie had for years forrseen the dangers OF the
American WAY OF living. He went about to
ind scientific. common sen Sc remedy to cure
the common evils thnt under one name and
the nervous system, aud within a score OF years
have seemed to be sweeping over the country
like an epidemic.
He succeeded.
He gave to the medical profession Q coles
brated remedy. which has since come to be
known the world over as Faine's celery CON-
pound
1t Was Or. rhelps's prescription which ever
since has been freely used and prescribed by
the most eminent Of the profession. The
formula was furnish ed to all reputable physi-
clans. They found the wonderful remedy to
be exactly what was claimed for it. great
nerve and brain strengthener and restorer. It
was demonstrated beyond doubt that paine's
celery compound would cure nervous debility
and eNhaustinn. neuralgia. slreplessness. dys-
pepsia. and all blood diseases.
1t was as harmless as II was good. and 10
was the universal advice of the medical pro-
fession that the compound be placed where the
general public could secure 1t. and thousands
OF people have every year proven the wisdom
OF this good advice.
The recent advice Of Commodore Howell to
use this compound. which the Comm odore
published testimonials OF Mayor McShans OF
@qshs Marie h fe%p.ss 6oaneIISr hS MSr.s
Mabel Jenness, and other men and women Of
national reputation. has brought the com pound
into special notice.
As a we'll known physician in this city says;
Taines celery compound H. not a patent
medicine: IT. is not sarsaparilla: II is not .
Is as far beyond them all as the diamond u
superior to cheap glass."-Adr.