Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-18

wild you do, sir. said Brown, as he placed
the medicine in the cabin Orderiy's hands to
be taken into the Adniral's room.
q will attend to that Brown, and rest az.
sured that your remedy will have lair trial
in spits Of any opposition. 1t will not harm
my father, judging from your. statement and
the opinion Of the medical officers OF the
Ranger
"Thank you, sir, an God help the Ad.
miral to wssther bis trouble, is the prayer OF
all the ship" said Brown, as the Lieutenant
turned to enter the cabin.
There was no cessation in the storm that
evening. The gale howled through the rig
ging in wild, discordant tones the great ship
labored through the white.capped mountsins
Of water threatening to engulf her with each
burst Of their storm. whipped crests. Within
the Admiral's cabin the argand lights. the
comfortable furniture, and the numerous ev.
licences Of the Admiraps wanderlngs over land
and water, as displayed in choice bric-a.brac
and trimmings. gave to the room warm,
snug appearance, most pleasing this Wild
night to those within. 10 bis stateroom lay
the Admiral, made comfortable by all that
loving hands and willing hearts could suggest.
By his side sat his son. who In quiet voice
was recounting to his father the interview
with Brown, and the opposition met with
from the doctors when the idea of giving this
new medicine was preached.
"You were sleeping at the time father,
and therefore missed laushabie scene, made
SO, in spite of your condiGisn, by the intense
dislike displayed by the doctors for this new
| tangled stuff this patent liquid, which
| they declared should never, with their con-
sent, lie given TO you. Well, cut tie mat
| ter short by saying that would take sil
the responsibility, and with your permission
wouli administer it. That | obtained when
I found you awake, and now you are under
| way with the first bottle as per directions. |
am satisfied, dear father, that it will do you
good a premonition filling my heart that &C
last we have found the means of arrestiDg the
burning fever and hacking cough which have
been troubling you so much"
The AdmiraPs reply was cut short by
severe spell of coughing. during which he spat
blood, and when flushed sank back exhausted.
| But the grateful look which he bestowed on bis
| son was az additional assurance of belief in
| that which the Admiral had at first sight
dubbed as possible but doubtful means of
doing him any good. But laying aside his
dislike for any but old-established remedies,
| the Admiral acquiesced in his sons request,
and now, after this last spell, admitted that
the effect of the dose had softened the dread
ed severity of the racking cough.
| Three weeks later found the Nomad max
ing the harbor Of Montevideo After severe
and prolonged weather she had rounded the
cape and now was standing in the harbor for
the purpose of recoaling and watering. To
one given to the study of human lineaments,
the faces Of those aboard the hagship this
bright morning would have afforded infinite
scope for such pursuit. But the source of
each mans happiness flowed from the same
fountain of grateful joy. The beloved Ad-
miral was the cause of this. And why? II
you could have seen the Admiral this bright
morning, dear reader. your answer would
have been easily found in his face. A changed
man was he. Victory was perched en- his
guidou5 The dread enemy was slowly re-
treating The fight was g severe one, but
with no cessation in visilant seton and
careful application of the contents OF four
bottles the Admiral had turned the flank of
consumption, and wss slowly but surely
driving him off the field with q power which
astonished tho docsoss and filed all hearts
with Joy and thankfu!ness,
What was this then that had won tee vic
tory for tho seaman Brown, and was now
leading the AdmiraPs shattered forces TO the
same grand result? When asked this ques-
tioc by one Of his officers on duty, at Monte
vidso. the Admiral, slowly lifting his hand,
replied, 81 would that in letters Of GOLD, and
SO plsced that all the world could read them,
tne name of this great remedy could be
shown, coupled WITH the genius who discov.
cred it, The GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR.. Pisrcs. of Buffalo. n. " the man who
has given to his fellow men the greatest relief
from all ills that mortal flesh il heir to !"
''This is the name of the contents of thai
bottle on my table. and God bless the man
who has found the secret of filling it with q
medicine at once purifying and sLy eng thsning
wholesome and thorough in its reeults, auc
, claiming, in my humble opinion, nothing fol
itself that it cannot reasonably perform. Ma
lures ally against the abuse Of man."
Well might the Admiral sing the praises Of
that which had go unexpectedly rescued hin
, from fatal illness. When the ship anchored
the first commission for the Adniral's son Il
exscuts was large purchase of DIR. Piercel
: Golden Medical Discovery, which, as the
Admiral sadly admitted, he had seen 10 every
i, port the world around and had only admired
as an evidence of the energy and enterprise
of an American who could thus place hi
/ Galden Medical Discovery in every nook ant
i, csrner of the globe. Bat now he was one
more to testify to the wonderful power of thi
medicine, and certsinly did SO in Monte
} vidso, by praiaing it up to all the high eff
: cisls who visited him.
A week later and the Nonad sailed TO-
Boston direct. What the condition Of th,
Admiral was when she arrived there is shown
!, in his letter above. Lst il be recorded TO tht
, credit of the doctors on the flagship that theJ
were completely cured of all dislike for tn,
Golden Medical Dicovery, used it faithfully
on the voyage to Boston, and landed, through
its wonderful power, the Admiral completed,
restored and Fdore than one poor fell1w wht
started out ia the sick bay of the Nomad
Whist stanch friends the Golden Medical Dis
covery made in that ship
Tho above, reader, ID an outline of thu
story spun by the Admiral to his friend wher
: 1t EAL.
on other portions of his Interesting recital Of
| his cruise in general, our aim being to record
his testimony for the greatest wonder il
medical science that this nineteenth century
, OF suiprisiug developments has produced.
For lhs wonderful power of DR.. Pierce.
Colleen Medical Discovery over that terribly
fatal disease consumption, which is scrofuls
!. OF the lupes, when first tffesiug this now
wosld-fanled remedy to the public, DIR. Pierce
thought favorsbly OF calling it his "consump.
ton cure, but abandoned that name as toe
J restrictive for medicine thst from its won
derful combination of germ-destroying, as
we'll as tonic, or strengthening, Alternative, OF
blood. cleansing, sn si-biious, diuretic, pectora
and nutritive properties, il uGequsled, moi
only as remedy for consumption of the
lungs, but for all chronic diseases of the
liver, blood, kidneys, and lungs. Golden
Medical Discovery cures all hulnors, from
pie or eruption. Erysipelas, salt-.heum,
!; fsyer-sores. scaly or rough skin. ia short
all diseases caused by disease germs
ia the blood, are conquered By this power
full, purifying, and invigorating medicine.
Great eating ulcers rapidly heal under its
benign Influences. Especially has it mani
fested its potency in curing letter. rose rash,
boils, carbuncles, sore eyes, scrotulous sores
and swellines, white swelling, goitre or thick
neck. and enlarged glands.
1.-The blood is the Gfe." Thoroughly
cleanse this fountain of hes:th by using
Golden Medical Discovery, a1d good 6iges-
ton, fair skin, buoysnt spirits, vital strength
and soundness of constitution are established.
4 II you feel dull. drowsy, dehilitated, have
sallow color of skin, or yellowish. brown spots
on face or body. frequent headache or dizzi-
mesa, bad taste in the mouth, internal heat or
chi.ls, alternated with hot fishes, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite
and tongue coated, you are suffering from IN.
digestion, dyspepsia aud torpid liver, or
billiousness." In many cases only part OF
these symptoms are expslieced. As remedy
for all such cases DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has no equal, as it effects perfect
and radical cures.
For weak lungs, splitting of blood. short
breath, consumptiye night-sweat5 and kin
dred affections it is a sovereign remedy. In
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