The evening world., 1895-04-18


F. E. ROEN & CO., 521 Sixth ave-
nue-No remedy in our stock has
such sale as Paine's celery COM
pound. We have heard 1t spoken of
by our customers in terms of the
most rapturous praise. They recon-
mend 1t as n specific for headaches,
rheumatic palms, insomnia and indi-
gestion. Yesterday a customer for
this medicine came to buy q fresh
bottle. and he expatiated at great
length upon its merits. 1t had been
first brought to his notice by friend
who had tried 1t successfully and
who recommended 1t so enthusiast
cally that finally he had yielded to
the friends arguments and had said
that he would give 1t fair trial. Lit
tie did he dream Of the excellent re-
suits that were to follow. He de-
clared that 1t had rescued him from
a condition Of constant depression
and misery. 1t had given him pleas
ant days and restful nights. II would
rather lose leg" such was his en-
phatic concluding remark, than be
without Paine's celery compound,
WALLS PHARMACY, 4S Grand
street-Paine's celery compound sells
better than any other prepared rem
edy. A number of my customers
have told me that they intend to use
it for the feeling of weakness and de-
preston that comes in the Spring.
Two of them said that 1t afforded
them great relief and did them a
great deal more good than the doc
tors did.
H. DEHNHOFF, 3O3 Hudson street
-Paine's celery compound sells like
hot cakes. At frequent intervals we
increase our orders, and customers
often buy two or three more bottles
after trying one. Personally, I en-
tirely agree with my customers in
their opinion that it is an excellent
remedy for troubles which are due
to poor blood and to a general de-
preston of the nervous system. A
gentleman came in Just the other
day and told me to wrap up another
bottle Of Paine's celery compound. He
said his wife thought 1t was a great
remedy, and he agreed with her.
WILLIAM J. OLLIFF, 6 Bowery-
This store Is one Of the oldest in this
city, and do not remember any rem
edy which has given more satisfaction
to the people who use 1t than Palne's
celery compound. 1t must have great
merit, the demand Is go great. 1t is
constantly increasing in this neigh
borhood.
CHURCH'S D1SPENSARY, estab-
lished in 1904, now run by Congress
man Henry c. Miner, 1888 Bowery-
The demand for Paine's celery COM
pound Is greater than ever at the
present time. and the Spring sales
will exceed those Of any other year.
l do not know anything personally
Of this excellent remedy, as l have
never had occasion to use 1t, but
have heard from the lips of some of
my customers some very wonderful
stories OF Its curative value In dis
eases Of the nervous system and d.
gestive organs. The people seem to
have found out its value.
r. VAN DER EMDE, 1928 Bowery--
! hear Paine's celery compound very
highly recommended by the people
who use 1t. Medicines usually so up
and down in sales, but Paine's celery
compound seems to hold its own at
all times. 1t must certainly have
great merit. or this would not happen.
MANAGER of the All-Nigh: Phar-
macy, 1863 Bowery-The demand for
Paine's celery compound Is steadily
increasing in this neighborhood. /
have heard 1t very highly spoken CT
by customers. Some Of the pcoDle
who used to come here with prescrip-
tions from physicians now come for
Paine's celery compound. They will
not have any other medicine, and
are perfectly satisfied that it Is the
only medicine that will do them any
good. The people must have Pa!nC's
celery compound.
WISSMAN & MUELLEN, . bible
House-The sales Of Paine's celery
compound this year are better than
ever. 1t is remedy which seems
to have taken a strong mold upon the
people, and, while we sell remedies
Of all kinds in the proprietary line,
there is none which holds Its own
like Paine's celery compound. the
people who use 1t must be benefited
by it and recommend 1t to others,
and there are certainly wonderful re-
ports of it's usefulness in the cure of
disease. People say it has cured
them OF many chronic diseases which
find trouble in curing.
BENDMER & SCHLESINGER. A
Third avenue-The demand for
Paine's celery compound Is on the in
crease. This remedy seems to
me to be Of value in nervous disor-
ders and diseases of the liver, lid
neys and stomach. l hear only good
reports Of 1t from all quarters.
GRIFFITH & CO., 67 Third avenue
We are hearing only good reports
from 1t. 1t is certainly a very popu-
lar remedy, and must be doing all
that Is claimed for it. The people
want it. and that is the very best
criterion Of the value Of any remedy.
ENGLEHARD & HUBER, lO5
Third avenue-Paine's celery COM
pound is undoubtedly good remedy,
and has a very large sale and sue
cess, owing to its intrinsic merit. II
is claimed for Paines celery COM
pound that 1t Is a splendid regulator
Of the system. and this accords with
the reports l have heard Of 1t from
those who have used It