The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-04-25

@HRalE9aEalEatH1s E and public health
$ @~ Aggressive Chris
,ianity seems to be
the pride every denomination
Flat oh ,st-d, saIluw-, heeked
weak>legg d clergy men a sc'rc-;
strong, vigorous. GEAR headed man
~ fellows are entering the semina-
ries.
That a we'll ma is better than a
sick one is no long-r heresy.
Public his, fresh air excursions,
open parks, sunlight physic Al tram
Irg and proper medicines for the
sick are ali contributing to the cause
Of home missions.
All sects appear to be entering
teal reformation. Last week in
Boston one of the greatest of it's
pulpit orators preached upon clean
streets; in New York the churches
have been breaking up political cor
ruption. Money from the contribu-
ton boxes is going into hospitals
Many a young clergyman today
takes year or more, not in a trip
to Europe to hear music and study
cath dral architecture, aud ground
out his education" but in a plain,
matter-nf- c, medical school to
learn anatomy and hygiene.
Most progressive ministers in ev-
cry denomination today are recon-
mending to their people the great
remedy that makes people well,
earnestly endorsing the work of
Dartmouth colleges generous scient
list, and frankly lending their infu-
ence to that of the best physicians
advising generally the use of Paines
celery compound now that the "dan-
ger season of spring" is near
The proprietors oe this best of
remedies now furnish great quan>
tity of testimonials from clergymen
and town in the country, from which
the following are taken at random /:
REV oHARLrs c. BRUCE.
From Somerville, Mass, Boston's
wealthy suburb, Charles Cromber
Bruce, one of the ablest young pas
tors in the state writes:
~ am nearly 80 years of age and
weigh normally 1853 pounds, at pres
emit my weight is 1485. My sickness
took me down to 134t, so that you
can see that | am getting back to
myself, and, God willing, shall soon
be there.
81 have been a very sick man, but
owing to the goodness of the su-
preme powers I am now on the royal
road whose end is perfect health.
"After 20 years of excessive labor
in studying and preaching, I was
elected to a position in high school
in Boston, but the work told on me
and I grew ill. The illness lasted
for about a year and a half. But
now 1 am so that car see the end,
and a more thankful man you never
saw. A gentleman who lived near
me began to use Paine's celery com
pound and it built him up. ]
thought of this and soon I was led
to use it, and it has brought me out
all right"
ST. TREREsA's ACADEMY.
Mother Theresa, writing from st.
Theresa's academy, near Peoria, Ill
says that they have given PaIne's
celery compound thorough trial,
and found it to be all that is claimed
for it. She adds: "We shall contln.
ne to use and recommend it to our
friends"
REV. T. F. sTAUFFER.
The following testimonial from 8
man so widely known and beloved al
Rev. T. F. Stauffer, pastor of the
Faith Reformed church of Lincoln
Neb., is q most positive proof of the
| wonderful medicinal power Of Paines
celery compound and its great supe
riority over ordinary sarsaparillas
| tonics and nervines.
| "For nearly a year past / have
felt myself running down. Ny
nervous system was gradually grow
ing worse; had slight symptoms O.
rheumatism, and was troubled 8
| good deal at times with insomnia
I felt that something must be done
and concluded to use Paine's celer'
mpound. After the first few
days. use l began to improve
and I am very much bette
now. Indeed, / feel like myself one,
more. All symptoms of rheumatism
are disappearing! can sleep well
my nervous symptom is rapidly i'm
proving, and / believe d radica
change is being effected. Paine
celery compound is splendid rem
edy, and can conscientiously com
mend it to the suffering in like cases
further believe that if this medi
cine were taken in time it woul,
save many heavy DOCTORS bills.
have never used q remedy of an
kind that met its promises so we
and SO readily"
EDITOR OF THE GEORGIA BAPTIST.
Rev. W: j. White, D. D., edito
Of the Georgia Baptist. says: I'M
wife was in poor health. think
q sort of general debility whic
caused severe attacks of heart palp
tation. She was favorably impress
ed with Paine's celery compound an
procured it at once. She felt ben,
fitted from the first bottle, and I sc
q decided Improvement which
gratifying. We have spoken of tn
,, medicine to several friends, an
several have already used it upo
our recommendation"
.. RECTOR OF ST. ANNE's, NASHVILLE
IL Rev. L. f. Martin, rector Of s
Anne's church at Nashville, Civ,
i. his people confidence in the gre,
) curative powers of Paine,s celel