Evening journal., 1895-02-16


sessz-1EG-s7s1 tisnity seems to be
" the pride OF every
denomination
Flat chested, sallow- checked, weak
legged, watery- eyed clergymen are scarce
strong, vigorous, cleRr-headed. manly
fellows are entering the seminaries
That we'll man is a better man than
sick one is no longer heresy.
Public baths, fresh air excursions, open
parks, sunlight, physical treiniDg aud
proper medicines for tho sick ara all con-
tributing to the work OF home missions
All scots appear to be entering
with unnsral activity into practical re
formation Last week In Boston one Of
the greatest of its pulpit orators preached
upon clean streets; in New York the
churches have been breaking up political
corruption Money from the contrlbution
boxes is going into hospitals Many 3
young clergyman today takes 3 gear or
more. not in trip to Europe to hear mu
sic and study cathedral architecture. and
round out his education" but Ia plain
mRtter.of-fact medical school to learn
anatony and hygiene
Most progressive ministers In every de
nomination today ara recommending to
their people the great remedy that makes
Of Dartmouth colleges generous scientist
and frankly lending thsir influence TO
that Of the best physicians advising
generally the use Of PAine's celery COM
pound now that the I'd niger season Of
spring is near
The proprietors of this best of remedies
now furnish great quantity Of testi-
monials from clergymen in every state,
and almost every city and town IN the
country, from which the following are
taken at random
Rev Charles c. Bruce.
From Somervllle, Mass Boston )
wealthy suburb, Charles Crombsr Brncs,
one OF The ablest young pastors in The
state, writes
Il am nearly 3S years Of age and
weigh normally los pounds, st present
my weight is 14S1 Ny sickness took me
down to 1S4l so that you can see that
am getting back to myself, and, Goo
willing, shall soon be there
Il have been q very sick man, but
owing to the goodness of the supreme
powers l am now on the roy al road
whose end is perfect health
After twenty years OF excessive labor
in studyingland preaching, I was elected
20 a, position IN a high school IN Boston
bat the work told on me aud II grew
ILL., The Illness lasted for about yea
and half. But now am 50 that 4 car
see the end, and more thankful maj
you never saw. A gentleman who live'
near me began to use PaiDes oeler'
compound and 1t built him up.
thought OF this and soon was led to us'
It, and 1t has brought me out all right.
St. Theresa's A Academy.
Mother theresa, writing from st
Theresa's academy, near Peoria, III says
that they have given Palnes eslerl
compound a thorough trial aud found i
TO be all that Is claimed for It She adds
1--WE shall continue It's use and alsi
recommend 1t to our friends.
Rev. t. f. staufer.
The following testimonial from q ma
so widely known and beloved as Rev
F. Stsuifer, pastor Of the Faith Reforme
Church Of Lincoln, Neb., Is q mos
positive proof Of the wonderful msdieins
power Of Paine's celery compound and It
great superiority overiordinsry sarsap
arillss. tonics and nervines
For nearly year psst have felt ms
self running down Ny nervous systeI
was gradually growing worse hs
slight symptoms Of rheumatism, and wa
troubled q good deal st times wit
insomnia felt that something mus
be DONE and concluded to use Paine
celery compound After the first fe
days use began to improve, and | al
very much better now. Indeed, l fee
like myself once more All symptoms {
rheumatism are disappearing. | %
sleep WELL my nervous system Is rapid
improving and ! believe q radical cure
being effected. Psine's celery compoun
Is splendid remedy and can oonscler
tlously commend It TO the suffering
like cases further believe that If Oh
medicine were taken ia time it would ea'
many heavy doctors bills | had new
used remedy of any kind that meb 4
promises so well and so readily.
Editor Of the Georgia Baptist.
Rev. w. J White, ID. d editor
the Georgia Baptist, says; my wife VI
in poor health | think tia sort Of gener
debility which caused severe attacks
heart palpltatiOn. She was favorab
impressed with Paines celery eompouI
and procured 1t a. once. She felt ben
ntsd from the first bottle, aud see
decided Improvement which is gratlfyin
We have spoken Of this medicine
several friends, and several have alrea'
used It upon our recommendation.
Rector of SC. Anne's. Nashville.
Rev. 7. F. Martin, rector Of st. Anne
church at Nashville, gives his psoI
confidence In the great curative pows
OF Paine's celery compound. he says
During the Iisnteu eeaEon last ysl
which, on account Of multiplied serviel
is very trying and laborious to q clerg
man. became SO rundown that fear
/ would not he able TO hold out to {
end. Having seen accounts Of the ei