The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-27

predominant symptoms, and who, II ssssd
would find IL difficult to explsin their senas.
tious, will find sovereign remedy In the
Golden Medical Discovery. -
Those who are irritable, petulaat, or fret
iu', ever seeing the gloomy side OF life; who
imagine ."the time is out of joints" to whom
lie js heavy burueu, not blessing; who
think The whole world ia arrayed against
them, end anticipate calamity at every Turn:
to all such let this message be full Of enoourS
agement and joy-Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery will radically cure them,
e., that lifesend theworld have not changed
but that disease had thrown clouds OF misery
and wee about them, through which all
things were seen, as "through glass dark
ly."
Letn sufferer be discouraged because he
or she ,ns iried other medicines without
bensf'. In fact, these are the cases the
Worlds Dispeasary Medical Association
particularly desire to reach through their
D.. P'erce'' Golden Medical Discovery.
JPhcn aU other medicines fail let this be tried,
and no one will be doomed to further oisap.
pointrelt.
The Golden Medical Discovery Ia pre-
'cription of physician with wide-awak9
reputation and an honorable position TO
maintain. II is far beneath the dignity o.
Dr.. Pierce to lend his name TO any vile nos>
trum, or catch penny preparation, whereby
the pubic may be deceived, Having used
his Discovery for many years In his unpre.
cedeDted private practice, he is convinced
1t is indeed n specific in the diseases men
toned. Dcsiriog this M rvelous cure shall
bane1t. not only those with whom he comes
personally in contact, but that all mankind
may be embraced in his grand plan for the
amelioration of human suffering, the doctor
through the Worlds Diapensary Med cal
Association, earnestly end most confidently
recommends his Golden Medical d scovery
to the public at large, assured the most
skeptlcal will be thoroughly convinced OF
lts worth by trial of o single bottle.
In stubb rn, or long seated affections and
where the bowels are very costive, the gen.
tic. though certain action of the Discovery
will be more rapid and satisfact ry by sup
plementing Er. PIeroe's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets in small daily doses OF one or two.
These pills (he original and only genuine
Little Liver Pillsl arc purely vegetablc,
sugar coated, and very small, yet by the
peculiar process of their preparation, they
possess the strength and virtue of larger
and unpalntable pills. Pleasant Pursative
Pellets will speedily remove all ill and di isa-
greeable effects arising from over eating or
drinking and are recommended as a csthar-
tic, at all times, being perfectly safe, sure,
and unattended by the gr. ping pains usually
experienced in the use Of purgatives less
carefully prepared. Promptly resorted to,
these little Pellets will radically cure indi
gestion, billiousness, and .ick>headache,
thus saving the patient from lingering and
serious disorders. DR.. Pierce, the Presiden
OF the Worlds Dispensary, and his faculty
OF twelve skilled specialists, can be consul>
ted by letter or in person ia any case of
chronic diseese requiring either medical or
surgical treatment free of charge. For
those requiring more exhaustive informa-
ton than can be impaired through oorres-
pondonce the doctor has written q book.
called "The Peoples Common Sense Med.
ieai Adviser, in Plain English; or, Medicine
Sim plfied."
This work alone is goodly harvest for an
ordinary life, and sam os its author pro
found scholar and q Very remarkable man.
The cook contains nine hundred and TWEEN.
ty-two PAGES, illustrated with two hundred
and eighty-six " ood cuts and colored plates,
and makea plain as a, b, c, anatomy, physi,
otoGy, m1teria medica, practice of med cine,
tEd answers in plain, easily-to >be>under-
ood terms all questions that may arise
within their range, especially those ques>
tons the would be inquirer is deferred by
lear, or modesty, from asking tn family or
other physician. That all may be enabled
to acquGint themselves with matter SO vital
to health, happiness and success, the price
! of this great work has been fixed at one
collar and fifty cents, post paid by msil to
any address, while smaller and far inferior
books, Purporting to cover the same ground,
huve sold at five dollars q copy. 1t being
the aim of the proprietors of the Common
Sense Medical Adviser to reach not only
the efluent, but those in moderate, and
even in straightened, circumstances. tho
p.lce OF the work places 1t within the reach
of ALL