St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-05-17
In EVERY CIVILIZED LAND
1T Is A BLESSING.
Is Used By Physicians in Every
Community.
Endorsed By Thousands of People
in st. JohnSbury'

In every civilized country people
are now taking Paine's celery COM
pound.
Persons employed constantly in
doors emerge from the long conhne-
ment of winter reduced in strength
and nervous vitality. The need OF
spring medicine for years impressed
itself on the attention of a thinking
people.
But with lack of really valua-
BILE scientific preparation people were
accustomed to take all sorts OF
home made concoctions-some harm
less, but none of any great value.
Finally, in the famous laboratory
of Dartmouth medical school, Prot.
Edward E. Phelps, NJ D., LII. D.,
discovered the formula for Paine's
celery compound, the remedy that
has become the standard nerve re-
storer, blood purifier and strengthen
er from one end OF the country to the
other, the preparation that stands
unrivalIed as
The worlds great spring remedy.
Not only is this known to the people
generally today, but it is the one
remedy invariably ordered by the
modern class of physicians in all
cases OF nervous debility.
Since the appearance of Paine's
celery compound, when first pre-
cribed by Prof. Phelps, there has
been no difference OF opinion among
scientific men as TO its unrivaltd
merits.
The reports OF the many cases
where this remarkable remedy has
saved lie and restored health, have
again and again been given at length
in the medical reviews and the news.
papers, untll the whole country is
familiar with the power OF Pane's
celery compound over disease. More
Than oneintluential paper has spoken
IN editorial columns OF this great
modern remedy rs remarkable in
stance OF scientific discovery, eman.
atlng from the very highest medical
authority, end taken up later by the
whole people till today it is the rec
ognlzed remedy OF the world tor all
forms OF weakness.
No such complete agreement OF the
popular belief and professional judg
ment ever before happened.
Just now, when the new veal
that is the sprlng-is overhauling
the body and trying to arouse it to
drive out disease, it is we'll TO know
what to do in order to help the good
work along. When the nerves count
up the gains and losses of the winter.
most everyone is sure to find that he
stands in need OF spring medicine
to tone hum up, to make richer and
purer blood, and to make his nerves
sound and vigorous. The marvellous
ability OF rapidly reconstructing
Worn'out TISSUES, OF purifying the
blood and feeding tired nerves has
won tor Palne's celery compound the
written endorsement OF thousands of
careful physicians.
"a tIrI ulutb 4
that men and women OF national
reputation and prominence, educated
people, who are careful what they
employ when sick, have OF their own
account sent letters describing fully
their permanent recovery from rhtu-
matlsm, heart weakness, sleepless-
ness, debility, kidney troubles and
from diseases of the stomach and
liver.
In all these cases of recovery from
serious disorders and the general
feeble health that comes directly from
bad state OF blood and impaired
nerves, Paine'S celery compound has
always removed disease and estab.
llshed health again. 1t begins to
give its great help Immediately.
ms is how 1t has made men and
women come to speak OF it as "the
remedy that makes people well. "
This significant phrase has been re.
peated so often from mouth to
mouth that's now everywhere insep
arabIy associated with Palne's celery
compound not only by the physi.
clans who daily prescribe it, but bv
the thousands otarlng people, Young
and old, who 60 to it for aid and
comfort.