The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-16

De the pride OF every
denomination.
Flat-chested, sallow-cheeked, weak
legged, watery-eyed clergymen are
very scarce; strong, vigorous. clear
headed. manly fellows are entering the
seminaries.
That well man is better than a sick
fone is no longer heresy.
Public baths, fresh air excursions
open parks. sunlight, physical train
ing and proper medicines for the sick
are all contributing to the work of
home missions.
All sects appear to be entering with
unusual activity into a practical refor-
nation. Last week in Boston one Of
the greatest Of its pulpit orators preach
ed on clean streets; in New York the
churches have been breaking up polit-
ical corruption. Money from the con-
tribution boxes Is going into hospitals.
Many young clergyman today takes
a year or more, not in trip TO Europe
to hear music and study cathedral
architecture. and round out his edu-
cation, but in plain, matter-of-fact
medical school to learn anatomy and
| hygiene.
Most progressive ministers in every
denomination today are recommending
to their people the great remedy that
makes people well, earnestly indorsinS
the work of Dartmouth colleges gen
erous scientist, and frankly lending
their influence to that OF the best ply
sicians-advising generally the use of
PaIne'S celery compound now that the
danger season of spring" is near.
The proprietors of this best of RENE
dies now furnish a great quantity OF
testimonials from clergymen in every
state, and almost every city and town
in the country, from which the follow
ing are taken at random:
Rev. Charles L. Bruce.
From Somerville, Mass. Boston's
wealthy suburb. Charles Cromber
Bruce. one of the ablest young pastors
in the state writes:
Il am nearly SO years of age and
weigh normally 15S pounds. at present
my weight is 1854. Ny sickness took
me down to 1914. so that you can see
that I am getting back 10 myself, and,
God willing. shall soon be there.
II have been a very sick man, but ow-
ing to the goodness of the supreme
powers L am now on the royal road
whose end is perfect health.
After twenty years OF successive
labor in studying and preaching. / was
elected 10 a position in a high school in
Boston. but the work told on me and ]
grew ILL The illness lasted for about
year and a half, But / am now SO
that / can see the end. and more
thankful man you never saw. n gen
tleman who lived near me began TO use
Paine's celery compound and II built
him UP. / thought OF this and soon i
was led TO use ii, and it has brought
me out all right"
1T. Theresa's Academy.
Theresa's Academy. near Peoria. Ill,
saws that they have given Paine's Gel
cry Compound a thorough trial, and
found il 10 be all that is claimed for II.
She adds: I'VE shall continue its use
and also recommend IL TO our friends"
Rev a. a. Stsurer.
The following testimonial from man
50 widely known and beloved as Rev /
T. +. Stauffer. pastor Of the First Re (
formed church OF Lincoln, Neo-, Is n I
most positive proof OF the wonderful /
medical power of Paine's celery COM
pound and its great superiority over I
ordin ~ sarsaparillas' tonics and ner-
vines.
For nearly a year past I have felt 1
myself running down. Ny nervous sys i
TEN was gradually growing worse; /
had slight symptoms OF rheumatism.
and was troubled good deal at times 4
with insomnia. I felt that something 4
must be done, and concluded 20 use 4
Paine's celery compound After the 4
first few days I began 20 improve. and 4
] am very much better now. Indeed, 4
feel Ike myself once more. All syrup-
toms % rheumatism are disappearing
7 can sleep well, my nervous system -
rapidly improving and believe radl-
cal cure Is being effected. Paine's cell
cry compound is q splendid remedy,
and I can conscientiousiy commend IL
TO the suffering in Ike cases. further
believe that If this medicine weie taken
In tine il would save many heo'y doc
tors bills. / have never used a rene
dy 81 any kind that met its promises 50
yvell and 50 readily
Editor of the Georgia baptist
Rev. W ]. White. u. D. editor ~ The
Georgia Baptist SAYS. "siy wife was
NJ poor health. think ~ a sort Of gen
raj debility which cause severe at
JACKS q heart palpi ,ation- She was
a vorabl.. impressed vifh Pslne's cesc-
" compound and procured 10 at once
she felt benefited from the first bottle.
md I see a decided Improvement which
q gratifying. We have spoken of this
medicine 70 several friends, and se--
raj have already used - upon our
-econmsrdatioTl-
Rector q 81 Anne'.. Nashville.
Rev. 7. r Martin. rector of 81 Anne's
'lLrEG a. y e-i-F III hAFs- 4A-1 R-atit@
confidence IN the great curative pow
rs OF Paiues celery compound lie
syS-
During the Lent0n season last fan, ,
Witch. on account q multiplied services.
: very trying and taboriouz 70 clergy
nan. 7 became - run down tat feEr- {
! I would Tot Dc able 20 hold oct 70 { !
he end. Having zeen accounts ot TIE
Trazy % Pasre's celery CoUDcErd Ia =
frrilar czsex. ] concla,sc3 % Try - /
was son delighted % fad that IL gaze Z
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