The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-16

thinking [ should die for the, want OF |
balmy sleep. and it is a wonder to me
that I am alive today with all that I !
have been through.
81 have tried an endless amount Of |
medicine, but lately I have been taking !
Pdine'S celery compound, and have all
faith in its merits as adapted TO my
SO far recovered my health as to con-
slider myself a. well man for my age.
1t regulates the liver, stomach and
bowels without any question My ap-
petite is now good, my sleep is re
freShing, my liver active and bowels
regular, and my CrutChe5 not needed,
as [ can walk without q staff. [ am
daily increasing in strength and inn
proving generally, and hope that my
youth will soon be renewed 50 that [
can work as in by-g0ne days. People
ance and activity"
New York City CIergymen.
Interviewed by a reporter in that
city the other day. a large number Of
clergymen expressed the heartiest in
dorsement of Paine's celery compound
The interviews were published in the
World. Here are few of them:
Rev. II. l.. Granlienard. pastor of
the French Presbyterian church, who
lives at LAB West Sixteenth street, said.
Il have frequently been relieved OF
nervous affections by the use of Paine's
celery compound [ think it most
reliable remedy. and shall recommend
it wherever [ have an opportunity"
Rev. R. D. Vim. pastor of the Abys-
sinian church. said: My career as a
minister of Tie gospel has been ham
pered by the fact that for years have
suffered from nervousness. 7 consult
ed several SPECIALISTS who treated nay
case for months. but I must say that
during the past few weeks I have re-
CefVed more benefit from one bottle Of
Paine's celery compound than from all
the other medicines taken"
The recent Endorsement of the great
remedy by Rey. F'r. Outlet, Rev.
Mr.. Laird and other prominent divines
have SO recently been published that
they are fresh in the public mind.
Rev. G. 4. Emery.
Rev. G. 4. Emery, of Pittsfeld, VT,
writes:
Paine'5 celery compound is the best
medicine to be found and very cheer
fully recommend il to all who are in a
rundown or exhausted condi ion. I have
twice used 1t with most satisfactory
results. For five years my work has
been very heavy, especially SO during
the last two years. My conviction was
that unless I found something to help
me l must give up my work as a min
lister, but 1 took Paine's celery COM
pound, and last year came out all right
without q vacation or 50 much as one
Sunday. I recommend it to all as
wonderful nerve reStOrer."
Rev. Il. $. Crosby.
Rev. B. S. Crosby. of Brushton, N
T., says:
Tt gives me great pleasure to add
my testimony to the effect of Paine's
celery compound. For eight years I
have suffered great pain in my back
Last april 1 was SO weak and nervous
that I arranged to go to Montreal for
treatment, but three days before I eX-
pected to so q, friend Of mine urged
me to take Paine's celery compound. I
went that day and bought a bottle and
commenced to take it, and before I
had taken the first bottle [ was free
from pain in my back and could sleep
sound and am able to preach every
Sunday.
"I will gladly answer anyone who
! may write to me about it. trust your
business will continue to prosper until
the afflicted ones of the entire nation
shall take Paine's celery compound
and be Tevitalized.'
Was Caused BY Grip.
Rev Dr. j. F. Hall. Of Mountville, is
one Of the best known ministers in
southeastern Ohio. Mrs Hall, whose
life was despaired Of, was restored to
health by Paine's celery compound.
She writes:
'-The grip made a wreck Of my ma
tural good health. [ suffered from
continual headache, which nothing re-
4 I, ;o1,
prevented sleep and caused me to have
palpitation of the heart when startled
( by any unexpected noise or sound.
( had distressing pains in my back and
/ side, was constipated, bilious and SAL
| low-eompleXioned. My pulse was very
changeabl sometimes quick and at
others scarcely peroeptibIe. appetite
/ poor, with q feeling Of languor and
weakness at times almost overcoming
me. It seemed as If every organ in my
! body vas diseased, and I was in de-
SPAR of ever being well again. At
( times the grave seemed very near. I can
never describe my terrible sufferings
and it would have been great relief
/ to have exchanged worlds, but like
! every mother, l would look upon my
! baby boy and cling to life.
| Not having much faith in adVer-
! tiSed medicines, it was with reluctance
! that DeS5an use 9alnS celery. COM
pound, but after the first dose [ slept
well. My improvement was rapid; I
| took six bottles and gained between 20
and % pounds in weight, and now 1 am
! Aeshy, rudy checked and clear COM
pleXioned. the wonder of all my
friends. I do my own work and assist
my husband In his labors as min
| lister Of the gospel L always tell the
sick and suffering what this grand
compound has done for me-"
For All SuGererS.
Rev. Percy T Fem, rector of st.
Johns at Boonton. N. j.. writes:
at gives me great pleasure to COM
mend the use of Paine's celery COM
pound to all those who are suffering
| form nervous troubles. I had suffered
| for two years with nervous prostra-
ton. brought on by oYerWorh and ex-
| cessive study, and during this time had
| tried almost everything in the way of
medicine, besides being treated by an
eminent specialist in nervous diseases,
but nothing helped me until 1 used
I Paine's celery compound. This rem
edy has been of great benefit TO me,
Land ! shall always recommend it to all
| sufferers"
The fact is. Patne's celery compound
makes people we'll Try it and be con-
I WINGED.
LAED OFFICE.