The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-10
In Every Civilized Land Ii
is a Blessing.
Is Used by Physicians in
Every Community.
Endorsed by Thousands Of Peo-
pie IN Pennsylvania,

In every civilized country people are
now taking Paine's celery compound.
Persons employed constantly indoors
emerge from the long confinement of
winter reduced in strength and nervous
vitality, The need of a spring medicine
for years impressed itself on the atten-
tion of thinking people.
But with a lack of really valuable
scientific preparation people were accus-
toned to take all sorts of homemade con-
Coctions-some harmless, but none of any
great value.
Finally, in the famous laboratory of
Dartmouth medical school, Prof Edward
E. Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D., discovered the
formula for Paine's celery compound
the remedy that has become the standard
nerve restorer, blood purifier and
strengthened from one end of the county y
to the other, the preparation that stands
unrivalled 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 sll cases of nervous debility.
Since the appearance OF Paine's celery
compound, when first prescribed by Prof.
Phelps, there has been no difference of
opinion among scientific men as to its
unrivalled merits.
The reports of the many cases where
this remarkable remedy has saved life
and restored health, have again and
again been given at len 9Th in the medical
reviews and the newspapers, until today
the whole country i5 familiar with the
power of Paine's celery compound over
disease. More than one influential paper
has spoken in editorial columns of this
great modern remedy as remarkable
instance of scientific discovery, emanat
ing from the very highest medical
authority, and taken up later by the
whole people till today it is the recognized
remedy of the world for all forms OF
weakness.
No such complete agreement of the
popular belief and professional judgment
ever before happened.
Just now, when the new year-that is
the spring-is overhauling the body and
trying to arouse it to drive out disease, i;
is well to know what to do in order TO helT
the good work along. When the nerves
count up the gains and losses of the
winter, most every one is sure to find that
he stands in need of a spring medicine L
tone him up, to make richer and purei
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 for Paine's celery com
pound the written Endorsement of thous
ands of careful physicians.
1t is fact much commented on tha
men and women of national reputation
and prominence, educated people, WHIT
are careful what they employ when sick
have of their own accord sent letters de
, soribing fully their permanent recovery
from rheumatism, heart weakness, sleep
lessness, debility, kidney troubles an,
from diseases of the stomach and liver.
In all these cases of recovery from
serious disorders and the general feeb
health that comes directly from ba
state of blood and impaired nerves, Paine
celery compound has always remove,
disease and established health again. /
begins to give its great help Immediately
This is how 1t has made men and wome
come to speak OF it as "the remedy tba
: makes people we'll" This signlfcan
phrase has been repeated so often iron
mouth to mouth that it is now eyerywher
inseparably associated with Paine's celer,
compound, not only by the physician
who daily prescribe it, but by the thous
ands Of ailing people, young and old, wh
go to 1t for aid and comfort.
/ Take 1t now.