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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

oefH, teachers parents, and all in the
ton.
The following are only a Few of the
thousands u endorsements received By
we =. +. Johnson Publishing Company.
siipHing the astisfacfioa their school
books are giving and their general char
arter.
CAMPBELL COUNTY COMMENDS THE
JOHNSON BOOKS.
II gives me great pleasure 70 add my
enforcement and approval u all the
TEXTBOOKS published By your company
ior CSC in the public schools % the state.
The teachers % this county are highly
pleased with them. and / am truly glad
that We hsve 40 last southern authors %
furnish books Tor our children.
". q. ROSsER.
su9t Public Schools. Bus'burg. va.
wYTHE COUNTY PRAISES TEE
JOHNSON BOOKS - sUPEHINTEND-
ENT HrFFORD SAYS THEY ARE
THE BEST THEY HAVE EVER
USED
John.ou's Readers. Leeg Histories. and
other publications Issued by your house
age l1 general use ln this county ans
e'sIne entire satisfaction. Our merchants
gro greatly pleased with the liberal man
joey .1 which sou are dealing with them.
Wishing sou success ir your COM
meudable enterprise ] remain. sincerely
yours GEORGE r.. HTFFDRD.
EIIf Schools S. rfho county va.
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supt school,. Richmond. va.
HANOVER COUNTY = JOHNsONs

HANOVER COUNTY - JOHNfONS
READERS MORE DESIRABLE THAN
MGrFFEYS AND HOLMESs
This Gsnoverj county adopted your
series ~ Readers for the public schools
nm pleased with them. and believe that
they are q desirable change from Nc
Guner'a and Holiness. The teachers
also speak very Yavorabiy ~ them
There are many now iu use In the county.
aud they will Boz moro extensively used
next year. IS. 49, CAMPBELL.
supt Schools Hanover county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Must pay ron wAITEH's THEFT,
4. ID. Morgan Rowland GETS "a verdict
Against Chicago Hotel

CHICAGO February 2.-E. H. Morgan
Rowland. wealthy clubrnan Of New
York who handed a waiter in the Grand
Pacific Hotel a $50 bin % pay FOR a meal
the waiter decamp.ng has been awarded
a verdict against the Droprietors Tor The
amount.
r. ID Morgan Rowland Is q cousin of
Edwin H. Morgan. and is related 10 Sir.
and Mrs. John D. Morgan. RE is a young
man of independent means. and has lived
much abroad lie vas educated in Eng-
land He IS member Of the Calumet
Club. he has recently returned from a
long tour through the West and Mexico.
he Is popular IN society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

principles. and meet our wants III every
way. The entire south should BE- in hearty
sympathy with the =. =. Johnson Pub
fishing Company IN their Efforts t0 estah-
iish a house for the publication ~ school
books written b. southern authors.
o. h. MEARS.
County Superintendent Eempsviils. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
LADY CURIOUS DECORATION.
What the Imperial order OF the
Crown OF India l..

LONDON. February z.-The uffi'-'ai
Gazette announces that the decoration o.
the Imperial order of the Crown of Iadia
has been conferred upon Lady CuSzon
wife OF Lord CuFzon. Of Kedleston. the
yiceroy Of India. and daughter q Mr. l.
Z. Letter. Of Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
DICKINSON - THEY FEEL THEY

COULDN'T GIT ANY BETTER.
Your books have been adopted 100 this
county. and they have given entire salts
faction. don't think We could have bet
ter books in use than yours are
=. il. LONG
County Superintendent ~ Schools for
DirksrFon county. Va.
CIntv00d. va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
CRAIG COUNTY IS is HEARTY SYM
PATTY WITH THE NEW EDltA-
srrnN Al MOVE

I highly commend your noble work or
building up "a southern publishing mousse.
We have placed most ~ your publications
for schools on our county list. NOT, now
ever. because OF your house htins -'Nlh-
ern. but hecauee they are eKrei'nt DOCKS
FAR better than the ones in use here for
.areral wears We have this year used BOO
our schools JOhns0n's series M Realert
90 tho universal delight OF teachers and
pupils We especially commend the use
" % "Chud's History Of General Robert
T.. Lee" by Mrs. williamson. as well a-
Primary United States History by Mrs
lee. I earnestly hope your undertaking
viii receive the announcement 10 de-
serves from the south
L. IL frfHrTrnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
MEcKLENBURG HEARTILY APP

pT.r-rSy-r VANIA - AFTER \ FAIR
TEST ARE ENTIRELY SAIlsFAC-
TORY
have 10 say very cheeriuliy tnat an
the fext-books and publications ~ Messrs-
b. r Johnson 4 CO. that have oeen
adopted either for regular or supple
mentary use IN the public schools OF tnis
county. as far as nay information eA-
teDss ar there is reason 20 believe. are
,,,,.ire srtire satisfaction. Among said
49, sdoDted al suggested ana tested
SATISFACTORILY may be mentioned john
sor>s primer Readers, Lees History OF
tba United states. Currys southern
Sr.tes Alanly's southern Literature. etc.
r. b. WATSON.
superintendent. Chatham, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

A the season 81 the year when pneu-
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you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

CLARKE T-ENCOMIuMs OF
THE HIGHEST TYPE
J. gives me pleasure 10 inform you
that your publications used in the pub
JIG schools % this lCiarkei county merit
and receive universal appreciation by pa
rents. pupils. teachers. and officials In
an interview "a few days slncei with the
principal of one = cur graded schools
encomiums ~ The highest type we're be-
slowed upon Johnson's textbooks.
G. q MASSEY
supt. Schools. Clarke county "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

pupils. teachers. and patrons Your Sc
ries u Readers IL a pronounced success.
JOHN F. MAPP
supt Schools. Acc0mac county. Va
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HrasELL corNTY-A cmEEnFTL

AND HEARTY ENFORCEMENT
II affords mo much pleasure. after "A
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the student becomes interested fro them
without any great effort on The part of
tho teacher / most cheerfuIly give them
my hearty endorsement.
W. D. KENDRICK.
Superintendent Schools Russell County.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
THE EXCELLENCE Of syrup OF HsS

luL LaAiiLIfsL VI StIlt vi ikS3
is due not only to the originality aud
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

The Imperial order % the Crown Of
India was instituted on January I, I6s
..fo consist a. the sovereign and y sucn
Of the Processes Of her TaJesty's royal
and imperial house. the wives Or other
female relatives 81 Indian princes. and
other Indian ladies. and Of the wives Or
other female relatives u any other per
sons who rave held. now hold. or may
hereafter hold tho ONCE OF Nicezoy and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
r. H. HUFFMAN


GLOUCESTER cor NTl iSES ALL
THE JOHNSON BOOKS AND LIKES
THEM MERCHANTS HIGHLY
GRATIFIED AT THE ACtOMMODA-
TING TERMS
Your series of Readers. lee f histories.
and Smithde1ls CHpy-bo0ks were adopt
.I tv ga, County school Board and haFe
Laen introduced into 900 mr schools. and
take great pleasure in saying that n
response 90 especial inquiries ae to th'
real merits OF your books. made of ms
teachers. ] learned that they meet theirs
and their pupils unqualified approval
would mrther add that ms merchants
who handle books inform no That ine>
have u0 trouble in eifect.ng the exchange
of odd books for the new ones, and th1i
.oY have fully complied with the ver}
liberal terms of your circular
49, j.. HOGG. Hayes store.
Supf Schools. Gloucester county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
The Confederate Veterans to the
fgpuf

Tho Confederate Veterans we're iudig-
nant ot tho vicious and false histories
used bv thcr children. and were very
much diseuftcd with many Of the other
booka They determined by united efforts
70 drive out Of our schools these unfair
books that were rapidly teaching the
rising generation 90 look upon their
fathors zoos traitore-mon who fought and
sacrificed th1r nyos. their property. their
all with tho highest aims ana purposcs
iu view By their efforts many Of these
worfo Than worthlcas books have been
baulahcd from tho schools OF the South.
aud ln short time aU ~ them VIII tc
relies of thc past Northern publlshers
realize that FOO h0ld their grip ou fho
southern school. book trade they must
cultivate the acquaintance Of southern
aufh9r who laro heretofore been en-
trely ignored Some were unHlso enough
Co try thc half-an1-half process. mixing
northern errors with southern sentiments.
Dur those plans. however plauaby lald
and shIfully worked VII NOT meet with
permanent surrrse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

ARE THE BEST AND MOST salts
FACTORY BOOKS EVER USED rs
THE COUNTY
Iec's Hlstorics- primary. brief and Ode
yAuDed-1re the most satisfactory We have
used lu tho public schools of This county.
Pupils seem Goo take more interest iu
Iohuaou's Readers than amy others. Life
or A. g. Ice is a. tine supplementary
reader n Will he "a great help Co moral
training when the Manual of Bible Mo
Ialiy shall ho adopted as textbook iu
tho public schools OF che United States.
Very truly yoIrs. j a. HANES
CO. supt schools. Buckingham county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

CCOMAC-READERS A PkONOJNC-
ED SUCCESS.
an Glad 10 state that so Tar a. |
nv be.n able 10 observe your books are
,,t,ins, aluost universal satisfaction 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

R.auE.ue .h.t many ol Oboe r.l1ars used
Ono fnr South wore unfair .ut. .if Dr 1.f..
thD I.hU.Hn Company commenced flp
publication of fhc johnson err.. .Df r-aU-
,Ir which hHNr proved an imu.nsr .uc-
tus' from ihe N.rV stnrl They arc
u.td in about SD n.r CONF. of ihe schools
in Nreua Including those of Richmond.
I1uNlt and other cities lnd In d. barge
number of tho schools bon other States.
These rcadCls while cuu'ain.re m.r
matter cham th. .yDr1l,. Jre solid. ae 800
ther other publications. 600 lower pr,o.
monoiitiu m lharl they Uu'Iiu
uie ly southern authors aut tnci~ 1850
Wit give oar chudrrn htt,r know 'i-e
OF the literary wealth ~ the South than
cam b. obtained frum northern puuN BE-
ucus Heretofore MANY ot thn books
used Dos our children Vcrc s' unfir ma
un atsfaD,uN chat paronts were inuln,r-
enc ls fo thtIr ust With fhe general lD-
production d.. books prepared nN telohtrs,
who urc in sympathy with onr people
and who understand their nceis new
and oV,rW hclmIns interest in the cause
OF education i- hcns d0Nel 30. a prone
incut southern educator recently said,
"rhc highest lc,nopw OF ilt south
Will never como frnm outside sources. Not
even rom tbc much-desired iunuN -
northern cop EnrVpeau capital hat only
when her people have learned properly
To appreciate themselves Sele-oeNciCp-
mont and self-rchancc otko nations lust
as thcy mako mon N man believes
that De has come rom ncthing unl Is
goinc no whittier. what hone is thcre for
him. IN tnc education 10 our children no.
thmg is more important than LAYING
ground work off proper information I.ct
them know the truth about The achieve
ment ~ their forclatners. Then they VIII
honor our traditions and I'm The living
present have cour8ge to think iearlcsslv
and ACT INDEPENDENTLY"
The Future oC the ~. 4. Johnson
Publishing Company j. Exceeding
~ bright.
Flushed with their phenomenal success
iu Virginia. they are daily securing new
dlrtious and extending their operations.
'rhrN are Consistently adding 90 the list OF
their publications bearing always iu mind
Oh publish rothmg bat the best that can
le made ira the textbook line They IN
wife the hearty cooperation Of good peo-
rlo everywhere. and especially desire the
benefit Of The experience Of school OH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

I q. .rI. IL u
,.r Ola. ,,eu. amos. and that
"' ''' Pm. ...,.,it.l ,,itb tba var,
you u'I' l'''' ,l ''.,.,,i',
''"'''' ''' y, ,1Dlc u.,.. store
supt. Schools. Gloucester county ''
o..f..rt, ,,tpTo,- SAYS AFTER 4
,'-rf',,r rrsr Tur Johnson
,.l.f,,.., ,,tt,,. i,,.rt.r. s,rferAc-
rs.
-. f,....i.,....,, prir,,r and Lees
,,., ... f-.t,.3 sf,t.s having
,...,.', t,, ,,... H.. fbi. count, have
'''h '".p'" ''' d.. t. ..,..,i-
~, ..r .',..r.I months They have given
'.'n .'t,,'i'" totb teacher. and
'u.', ...-.,t.ii.. ,...,,,,,,..,,,l t4ei-
,.i ta,nr me- equal of similar publl.1-
a.. ,,,,t., 1 bor. to ... ,our
srn,t ,nt,rpri.e further encouraged by
,sh'., .,.rrr,I aaontion I'm other southern
states j. r. BRYANT.
'uI'. ''N''''' ''''''
eruRy COUNTY ADOPTED NEARLY
ALL OF THE JOHNSON books.
AND pRONOrNCES THEM EXCEL
LENT
Nearly 400 OF your books have been
adopted ly our County school Board. and
ann glad Goo say they are Eivinf perfect
satisfaction iu our public schools do
could WON bc made.
GEORGE o. CLARKE. Surry
STUNT Public Schools. SIrry county, Va
HIGHLAND COT Nh 'ANNVi ~
TOO Ml 'H ~ PRAISE oi IiE
J'iiN9vN h''N ....,,..,.., d.. ,....,r
The following books. pnoii-h'I uy your
company. are 300 use ln hl ','n''
tories. Jonnsou.s Readers Miur} 's MS
tory OF Virginia hennins "c'sia pnl
of Virginia. Nlil'H-'" 7 i~'' "i ',.'
T.. lee. j cannot -.f ''' ''''
OF these u''H-. nope ''I ''''' 49,.
larger sale OF iH'i "'' o,''' 90
nnt lhfoushoNt '"' ,,..,t.,
~ ...
Supl ~ 49,, ..,s.. a.,
February 20 los5
. ,--r,-l, ,>fv r0uN-
iI' A-,-N.' ...,,,., ',i,sropft,s COPY
son = Ni. ~, ,i'''''' i''''
l.V'N0. ,t.. ,...,f,. schools of
.,.. s,nitb5.,rs Copr-Book-.
1.n".'" i-,t,.t sr.t,s and tho.
History OF ine nl''' r.Urs
aH give -. ,,,,rt, Al.
sup' SCHOOLS
..... ....,-..-,,, ..N-s po.pD or
HltI-i--Ni- o., ~. ,,-t-t. ,~tlf,.
tbt "a loN pl' -
am iediif go" '' t-
oi tdH'aii"h u'"
a''piin@ "-' .-.,l.. -. ,-,.
with the uin's' "H" ''''' ''''' ''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
sopt SCHOOLS. NotioNay county Va.

CAROLINE MY -- HISTORIES.
READERS WRIuNG-hOoNs EIt.
ETC ADOPTED. AND ENTIRELY
SATISFACTORY.
The CounU school Board of 'ato.ine
county Ns. adopted for ls in the pup
Doe schools of Che county Johnson.s Read
ers Iees Primary History OK the United
States. Wlams1u's life Of r. =. Lee
Little Lessons in Plant Life. hilNei
Binla Morality, and Smithde.ls slant
Copy-Books we have introduced the
Johnson Readers in al of oar schools
This term and teachers and pupils are
wen pleased with them. The supple
mtntary books are not So generally used
as set. but We have examined them care
uuv and think they are nice books Tor
the school-room. and hope 90 have them
i'm an OF our schools A q. SMITH.
Sup't schools. Caroline county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

GOOD NEWS FROM DlNWIpDlE
THE Readers. Histories etc, adopted ir
This county. have given general satisfac-
zion. with no complaint
DIT EUGENE e.. POWELL.
STUNT schools. Dmwiddie county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

CUMBERLAND COCNTY-A FIRST,
CLASS CORPS or TEACHERS AND
IOHNsON's BOOKS SATISFACTORY.
Your books Readers aud Histories are
NOW being used BOO This couniy. and ]
heartily ,ndors, them ! have nrsi-
class corps of teachers. and your books
are rhne entire satisfaction to both
teachers and pupils take great plea-
sure 900 recommenIme them.
Dr. a. T.. BiANrON,
Suo.t schools. Cumberland county VA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
-GnOn NEMS FROM PRINCEss ~

,,OTNTY - THEY USE NEARLY
EVERY PUBIIC-SCHOOL BOOK IN
THE COUNTY THAT'S BEEN lSSU ED
RY THE JOHNSON COMPANY
Tho County school Board OF Princess
Anne county adopted the following text
hooks published by the =. r. Johnson
publlshing Company Jonnsons
Primer. Johnson's Readers, Smithoeais
Copy- Books. Thomas's Spelling Blanks,
Hennings Geography Of Virginia, Lee 5
History Of the United states. airs VIII
liamsOn's Life Of General X. T. Lee Tor
Chilarsu and Nanly's southern IItera-
tur. and have obtained excellent results
from their use The books are written
upon generally accepted normal teaching
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
sMYrHE COUNTY TEAcImns Pu

Pills. AND PARENTS PLEASED
Tho johnson Readers and Lee's Hleto-
ries. adopted hy our board llst year.
have stood sessions test. and elicit the
highest praise from 1u sources. Teachers
like them because they uc wrl graded
and easy to teach. pupils arc fond of them
because of their attractive stvle and m-
ter,suug matter. and parents praise them
for their durability and cholpncs-.
CHARLES b. ANDERSON.
a.,u-t .-nnnI. enLrlLn- D.LuIA- VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

NorrowAY COUNTY JoHNsoNs

NOTTOWAY COUNTY JOHNSON $
ROCKS GIVE SATISFACTION HERE
AS WELL As EiSEN HERE.
We have adopted for use in the llnlle
schools of NouoVay county thr follow
iue Iohnson's Primer ANA Readers ole
latter supplementary. Mrs. Williamson '
Iif. of General Robert T.. i-'r. M""il p
fI.r.r, of Virginia. and Lees History ot
tb. United states These books $50 Tar
n. introduced. arc giving entire s1tisi1c-
f.u NE are getting thcm into the
schools as fast as We can.
D. b. ROYAL.
sun,f schools NotfoWav county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
supt Schools Highland county.
Mcdowell p0st-oihee Va.
{. .frf..-tf I'd Isll

trIyASNA USING ONLY JOHN
SONS READERS. HISTORIES COPY
BOOKS ETC.
We arc using boo the public schools 90
fhI- county Smlthdcal COPS BOOKS
Johusou's Readers. and Mrs. Lees hti'i
History of the United states. emo lhey
,u Give satisfaction. b. } PARIS
supt schools. Fluvauna county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
ANNIb BELLE NARIIN,
Dublin Grove High school Dublin. Va.

MISS BUCHANAN. or sMYTHE COUN-
rs. SAYS THAT JOHNSON-s READ
ERS ARE BETTER THAN MGUF-
FEYS AND LEES HISTORY 4 DE-
C1DED IMPROVEMENT Of BARNES
Have used your Readers and Lees His
tories with sucrese They are "a decided
Improvement 0n McGunev-s and Barnes
MISS GEORGE LEE BUCHANAN
ENenlale Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

MISS MARTIN. EXPERIENCED AMI
SUCCESSFUL TEACHER II PULASKI
COZ NTf. Is GREATLY PLEASED
WITH THE JOHNSON BOOKS
! knew that the vast thronr. rarrros.
% the teachers, pupils. and parents Of
the South. Ners already deeply i1dubtel
% the =. F. Johnson Publishing Com
pany for their PATRIOTISM and enterprise
On publishing books that -eif-r.suectinz
southern people could read without being
in constant danger ~ losing their re-
ligion. but / did nor realize the extent of
The indebtedness until / examined the
Johnson Readers They are not only SUI
perl0r 90 an othere-thev are thn only
ones ! would be willing 90 use. Indeed
! have heretofore been driven 90 impro-
wise readers Tor each class. because there
were none that were NOT seriously objec-
tiouabie. These readers would b. val
liable addition 20 school literature az
twice ,heir price
ANNE RETTE MARTIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
GREENE COUNTY avs B :. Nd, or

EDUCATION DID A WISE THING
ann really glad to say That the Board
.f Fducatiou did d very wise Thing BOZ
e5opfine YOUR books. IneF are abreast
win the times. and could hardly o. im-
proved upon.
GEORGE B. JENNINGS.
supt. schools. Greene county, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

The object n This aYif b. % OBTAIN 4
divorce "a Viucul0 mafrimOnN from tbs
said defendant and AFFIDAVIT nSgiu. bsea
made and Died that the said WHlafn
Randolph Williams ls nDnsfesident ~
the STATE ~ VlrlDis. ~ D. ordered that
h. appear here within fifteen days after
the due publication N This order and
Do Whist j. necesssfy 90 protect RS in
teresf5 in lhiz suit.
a cODy-Ieste.
s. l. Nsf~aGAx f.t..L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Johnson's Readers are attractive. well
graded. and fnely illustrated They are
books that can b. taught with pleasure
and rroat I. +. CRUMP
Prin. Baker School Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

/ have been trachIns tne Johnsou Ht'tl-
ers. and / am much pleased with them.
The First Reader especially Is the best !
have seen FOR beginners. The carefully
graded lessons. the repetition u new
words. and many other helps make the
teachers work easy The children md
th.. lessons interesting ana are espe-
clally charmed with the nature studies.
The higher grades are equally good
and enable the pupil 10 appreciate good
literature. VIRGINIA MrRRIII..
Teachers u the intermediate Department
Of the Mon tgomery Academy. Chris
tiansburg. Va
The Topeka state journal., 1899-03-11

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part of the country.
People are everywhere dying Of ex-
hausted nervous energy, or dragging
out their lives in pain and discomfort,
because of sleeplessness, nervousness
and fagged-out brains. The objective
point of Paine's celery compound in
successfully curing such nervous trou-
bIes is to feed the nerves. build up the
wasted brain parts, nourish the tissues
and increase the constructive capacity
of the blood. Health and renewed life
to all the nervous tissues thus takes the
place of the lethargy and the debility of
disease, when Paine's celery compound
is employed.