The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-29

I snug appearance, most pleasing TINS WliQ
night to those within. In his sta Groom lay
the admiral, T. ade 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 wit b
Brown, and tire opposition y ct with from he
doctors when { Re idea Of giving this new nod
icine was preached.
You were Sleeping at the time. father.and
therefore missed 8 laughable scene, mi de so,
in spite of your condition, by the intense dis
like dis played by the doctors for this new
| tangled stuff, this patent liquid, which they
declared should never with their consent be
given to you. Well I cut the mat er short
BY saying, that I would take all the response
| bi1ity and with goRr permission would ad.
| minister it. That / obtained when | fOuad
you awake, and now you are under W y with
! the first bottle as per directions. l am salts
fed, dear father, that it will do you good,
pre- monitiOn filling my heart that at / st we
have found the means OF arreStfng the burn
in g fever and hacking cough which have been
trou bling you much"
The admiraPs reply " cut short by Sc
we're spell of cou rhinE, during which he spat
blood, and when fin shed sank b INK exhaust
ed. But the grateful look which he bestowed
on his son was an additional assurance Of be-
lief in that which the admiral had { first
dubbed a possible but doubtful means of
doing him any good. But laying aside his
dislike for any but old-cstab' ished remedies,
the ad 3iral acquiesced in his sons requ st,
AMI now, after this last spell, admitted that
the effect Of the dose had softcned the dread
edsexxerity q the raaeking cough.
Three weeks latter found the Nontad max
ing the harbor of Mont4v deo After severe
and prolonged weather SIC had rounded the
Cape and now was stand NJ in the ha b5r for
the purpose of rccOaiing a"d watering To
one given to the study of human lineaments
the faces Of those abOa d the flagship this
bright morning would have afforded infinite
scope Tor such pursuit But the source OF
each mans happiness flowed from the same
fountain OF grateful Joy. The beloved admiral
was the cause of this. And why! If you
could have seen the admiral this bright morn
ing, de T reader your an -wer would have
been easily found in his face. A changed
man was he. Victory was perched on his
gu-dOns the dread enemy was slowly retreat
ln&l The fight was a severe one, but with no
cess ton in vsgilant action and careful APP
pIIcatiOn of the contents of four BOTTLES the
admir- i had turned the flank OF consumption,
and was Owly but surely driving him off the
the field with a power waich aston ded the
doctors and filed all hearts with JOY and
thankfuiness-
What was this then that had won the vic
tory for the seaman Brown, and was now
leading tn admiral's shattered forces to the
same grand result? When asked this ques-
ton by one of his Office on duty, in Monte
YideO, the admiral, slowly lifting his hand,
re lied, i won that in letters Of gold, and
SO placed that ali the world could read them,
the name OF this great remedy could be
shown, coupled with the genius who discOY-
cred it--'TnE GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
DR.. Pierce, of T. uffllO, n. y the man VINO
has given to hi fellow men the greatest re-
lief from all ills that mortal flesh heir to ~
- his IS the name OF the contents OF TN {
BOTTLE on my table, and God Eless the man
who has found the secret OF filing it with a
NE icinc at once purifying and engthen-
ing, wholesome and thorough in its ults,
and claiming, i'm my humble inion, nothing
for itself that 1t cannot reasonably perform.
Natures ally gainst the abuse Of man ~
Well might the admiral sing the praises Of
that which had so Unexpectedly rescued him
from fatal illness. When the ship anchored
the first commission for the admiral's son to
execute was large purchase of DR. Pierce's
al aF114 Il
miral sadly admitted, he had seen in every
port the world around and had only admired
as an evidence Of the energy and enterprise
OF an American who could thus place his
Golden Medical Discovery in every nook and
corner of the globe. But now he was one
more 70 testify to the wonderful power Of this
medicine, and ertainly did SO in MOntevideO
by Praising it up to all the high officials who
visited him.
week later and the No,uad sailed for
Boston direct. What the condition If the
admiral " as when she arrived there Is shown
in his letter above. Let II be recorded to the
credit of the doctors on the flagship that they
were com letely cured Of all iii like for ths
Golden Medical Discovery, used it faithfully
on the voyage to Boston, aud landed, through
its wonderful power, the ad niral clmpI etelY
restOred; and more than one poor fellow Who
started out in the sick bay of the NoDlad.
What staunch friends the Golden Medical Dis
cOverY made in that shipl
The above, reader, Is IN outline OF the tory
slun BY the admiral TO his friend when hey
met at the dinner We will not touch on other
portions of his interesting recital Of his cruise
In gene al, our aim being to record his testi- |
mony for the greatest wonder in edical sci ]
enc3 that this nineteenth century of surpris-
ing development $ lis produced
From the wonderful power of DIR. Fierce's
Code Medical Discovery over that terribly |
fatal disease consumption, which is scrofuia |
of the In rs, when first Offering this now
World-famt remedy to the public, DR. Pierce |
thought favOrably oil calling it his 'eOnsum--
tion cure" but abandoned that name as TOO |
restr ctive for me iicine that fro its Won |
deTful comb nation of germ-destroy ne, as !
we'll ton. c. or strengthening, Alternative or /
al, and nutritlye properties, is unequaled not |
only as remrdy for consumption OF the |
lungs, but or al chronic diseases OF the Nv !
CT, blood kidneys, and lungs. Golden Medt- |
cal ID scoYery cures all hunOrs, from tie |
worst scrofuia to a common blOtch, PIN Q, |
or eruption. ETyspe a, saIt-rheum, fever |
sores, sea y or rough skin, in short, all dis /
eases caused b. d sease ger in the blood, |
are conquered ~ tbs powerful. purifying, !
and invlgor7t NJ medicine. Great eating |
u rapidly heal under its being influences.
Especially has it mani este its potency in |
curiag te ter, rose RASH boils, carburcles, /
sore eyes, rofulous ssres and swellings, |
white sWelings, sJitre or thick neck, and en- |
larged glands.
"The blood is the life" Thoroughly |
cleanse tbs fountain Of health by u'ing |
Golden Medical Discovery and good dIges- /
tion, a fair skin, buOyant splits, vItI /
strength and soundness Of constitution are
IL you feel dull, drowsy, deblitated, have
sallow color OF skin, or yeiowlsh broHn
spots on lace or body, frequent headache or
q zzness, d taste in mouth, internal
heat or chills, alterna ted with not flashes, low
6 irits and gloomy fUrebo Itngs, irregular
appetite and tongue cJated, you are suffer
ing from Indigestion. dyspe STA, aud torpid |
part of these sympto s are experienced Z. As
q remedy for all such cases d.. Pierce'5 Gold
en- MeIic1 Discovery has no equal as It
effects re fett AMI rad cal cures.
oh 4Frrtr nrtTff fnfr of nhr tTa
bre t., consu ul (. We night-sweats and kin
drel Elections, fl is a sovereign remedy Ia
the cure OF bronchit s. severe o1gns aud CON
sumption, it has astonsIed t1e medical
faculty, and emf ent phJs.d ps pronouut e
the greatest medical discovery OF the age. |
The nutrt.Ye properties possess d by col |
liver oil are tr Il ng when compared It'll
those Of the Go den Ne icIl Dis Overy. 1t /
rapidly build ~ q e system aud Increases
tn flesh an weight Of tnose reduced be CIV
the usual standard Of hea th by W sting dis
e ses
The reader will pardon the fore .ong d.
gression, prompted by orr admir- ton TOR A
rem edy that Brr.or such marvellous cures, !
and permit us TO say that when the dmira |
returned to his hone in New York the ohly !
cloud cast upon the happiness Of the reunion |
with his family was cguscl 10y the continued
illness of his eldest son, Q Young man q
twenty four, W ose disease, when the admiral
sailed from Monteydeo, had been re oTted as
succumling to the treatment Of I e family
doctor. But his Their found IL otherwise; !
the unfortunate young man was heriug !
severely from chronic disease Of the kidneys |
and bladder. fefore leaving Boston the al
miral bad purchased a copy OF Dr.. Perce's |
book, The Peoples Common Sc Sc Med c4l
Adviser" He read this valuable book thor
oughly, and upon his val home had made
up h IA nd as to the future ire ltmeut FOR
his son The latter was sent to the famous
Invalid's Hotel al BuGaIo, y. u, conducted
by DR. r V. fierce, and hFs competent STAFF |
Of specialists. where, under SIX llful tre1t- /
ment, tie sufferer soon fou d relief aud
permanent cure.
In the library # his handsome home the
admiral placed one Of the four botti sent