Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
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vas ia poor health. J tblbk -e
~ general debility which CAUSED se!e.s
sttseks Of heart palpit ttl0n: sne .,. -
fsyorabIy impressed with FAlne 80 -
sornnound and procured Il 81 Onee
she felt benefited from the hrst ssIt Oy1sIS
snd see decided Improvement Nuicn
h 0ratifvipg. We have spoken oi tuI5
rnsficIne To several friends, ard seVeIAl
have already used it upon our recoli-
meDdstiOD."
Rector ofst. Anne's, Nashville.
Rev. T. F. MartiO, rect Z OF ~. An-
neis church at Nashville, gives his -
ME confidence in the great curstlEe
nowers Of Paine's celery compouuu'
TD1ripg the Lent0n season last year,
vbiob on ACCOUNT Of multiplied ser
vices. i very trying and lsborious 10 8
eIergytnen. | became so rundown tnst
| 7 fesTe,l I would not be able to hOlo OUT
10 the end. Having seen accounts oi
the efficacy Of Paine's celery compOusu
in similar cases, J concluded to Try IL.
I was soon delighted to find that II
gave me new vigor, and by the use OF
one bottle. was enabled to get through
the most laborious part Of the season.
| including Holy Week aud Easterdayi
| With ease and comfort. attributed my
relief to Paine's celery compound !
/ keep q. bottle Of il on hand and Wnen
ever | have a return Of the feeling o.
exhaustion from unusual labor L take
few doses, always with a pleasant sen
sation Of relief"
The Upper Iowa Conference.
Among the very able ministers in th'
upper Iowa conference none Is bettel
beloved by his church than Rev. b: r
Berry, Read Of the greet good tina
Paine's celery compound did him.
"For three years l have suffered IRON
indigestion, constipation and OH
iousness. / have taken three bJttle
of Paine's celery compound and mt
| myself wonderfully helped. feel resteC
now mcruings, and no longer hsv
apy tired and stupid feelings. There
fore take great delight in recommend
ing Psine's celery compound TO all suf
fering from these disorders"
The Venerable William A. Smith.
| Rev. William A. Smith OF IrotOn
Conn, after years Of WOik, is still vel
and active. He writes:
"In my early days, By great and pro
longed mental suffering, | broke do ~
n health and BECAME a dyspeI tic, be
ing obliged at one time 10 give up N.
work in the ministry on a.'c unt Of II
health. / am now So years Of age am
during my long life have suffe, o.
greatly from dyspepsia, torpid liveI
| constipation and insomnia, at tiDe
tbiuking | should die for the want 0
balmy sleep, and ii is a wonder to N
that / am alive today with all that
nave been through.
! / have tried an endless amount O
medicine but lately have been takinl
Paine's Celery Compound, and hsv,
all faith In its merits 81 adapted 10 N!
case. By the use Of several bottles
so far recovered my health as 10 con
sider myself q well man for my age
II regul ltes the liver, stomach AM
bowels, without any question. My ap
petite is now good, my sleep is refresh
ing, my liver active and bowels regu
lar and my erutcbee not needed, az
can walk without a staff. / am dali
increasing in health ana imprOyin
generally aud hope that my youth vii
sOon be renewed 50 that can work a
in by-gone days. People are surprises
At my improved appearance aud aetiy
| ity."