Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-05-03

| I'm atehreu tnat the doctors VIII KICK ag'i
the use of the blessed stuff, an what wild yo
| do, sir" said Brown, as he placed the medicin
In the cabin orderly's hands TO be taken into tn
| admiral's room.
II will attend TO that Brown, and rest as
sured that your remedy will have fair trial 4
spite of any opposition. Ii will not harm m
father, judging from your statement and tn
opinion Of the medical officers Of the Ranger.
THANK you, sir, an God help the admiralIt
weather his trouble, is the prayer of all tn
ship" said Brown as the lieutenant turned b
enter the cabin.
There was no cessation In the storm tina
evening. The gale howled through the riggin,
In wild, discordant tones the great shiplabore'
through the whitecapped mountains Of waite
threatened to engulf her with each burst O
their storm-whipped crests. Within the ad
miral's cabin the Argan lights, the comfortable
furniture, and the numerous evidences of tn
admiraPs wanderings over land and water. a.
displayed In choice brio -a-brac and trimmings
gave TO the room warm, snug appearance
most pleasing this wild night to those within
In his stateroom lay the admiral, made com
Portable by all that loving hands and willing
hearts could suggest BY his side sat his son
VINO In quiet voice was recounting TO his father
the interview with Brown, and the opposition
met with from the doctors when the idea o.
giving this new medicine was preached.
"fou were sleeping at the time, father, anC
therefore missed laughable scene, made so
Ia IN spite OF your condition, by the intense dis
ike displayed by the doctors for this new
tangled stuff, this patent liquid which they
declared should never with their consent bt
gwen TO you. Well, cut the matter short by
saying that | would take all the responsibility
and with your permission would administer t.
That obtained when l found YOU awake, and
now you are under way with the first bottle
as per directions. / am satisfied, dear father
That II VIII do you good, premonition filling
my heart that at last we have found the means
OIL arresting the burning fever and hacking
much.0
The admiraps reply was cut short by a severe
spell OF coughing, during which he spat blood.
and when finished sank back exhausted. But
the grateful look which he bestowed on his son
was an additional assurance of belief In that
Whlch 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 dreaded severity of the
racking cough.
Three weeks later found the Nonaad making
the harbor OF Montevideo. After severe and
prolonged weather she had rounded the Cane
ana 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 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 morning, dear
reader, your answer could be easily found in
MS FACE. a changed man was he. Victory
was perched on his guidons the dread enemy
was slowly retreating The fight was a severe
one, but with no cessation in vigilant action
and careful application of the contents of four
bottles the admiral had turned The flank of
and was slowly but surely driving
him on the field with power which astounded
the doctors and filled all hearts with Joy and
What was this then that had won the victory
Tor the seaman Brown, and was now leading the
idmirals shattered forces to the same grand
-esuti When asked this question by one of his
officers on duty, in Montevideo, the admiral,
slowly lifting his hand replied, ~ would thai
n letters Of gold, and so placed that all the
world could read them, the name of this great
remedy could be shown, coupled with the
genius who discovered it,-'THE GOLDEN Med
CAL DISCOVERY! DIR. Pierce, of Buffalo, n.
- the man who has given to his fellow men
he greatest relief from all ills that mortal
iesh is heir top
This is the name Of the contents of that
bottle on my table, and God bless the man who
has found the secret of filing 1t with a medi-
zine at once purifying and strengthening
wholesome and thorough In its results, and
,laiming, IN my humble opinion, nothing for
tself that 1t cannot reasonably perform. Ma
.ure's ally against the abuse of manlr
Well might the admiral sing the praises of
hat which had so Unexpectedly rescued him
rom fatal Illness. When the ship anchored,
he first commission for the admiral son TO
execute was large purchase of DIR. Pierce's
iolden Medical Discovery, which, as the adj
nral sadly admitted he had seen IL every port
.he world around andhad 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
he globe But now he was one more to testi-
y TO the wonderful power Of this medicine,
md certainly did so in Montevideo, by praising
{ up to all the high officials who visited him.
A week later and the Nonlad sailed for Bos-
ton direct. What the condition of the admiral
vas when she arrived there is shown in his let
er above. Let ii be recorded to the credit Of
he doctors on the flagship that they were COM
)letely cured Of all dislike for the Golden Medi-
al Discovery. used it faithfully on the voyage
% Boston, and landed, through it's wonderful
lower, the admiral completely restored; and
more than one poor fellow who started out in
be sick bay OF the Nonldd. What staunch
friends the Golden Medical Discovery made in
hat ship!
The above, reader, Is an outline of the story
pun by the admiral to his friend when they
net at the dinner. We will not touch on other
PORTIONS Of his interesting recital of his cruise
n general, our aim being to record his testi-
nony for the greatest wonder in medical
science that this nineteenth century of sur
,rising developments has produced
From the wonderful power Of DR.. Pierce's
iolden Medical Discovery over that terribly
atal disease consumption, which is scrofula OF
he lungs, when first Offering this now world
AIMED remedyto the public, DR.. Pierce thought
avorably OF calling 1t his consumption cure"
'ut abandoned that name as too restrictive for
medicine that from its wonderful combina-
ion OF germ-destroying, as well as tonic, or
Alternative, or blood-cleansing,
diuretic, pectoral, and nutritive
properties, is unequaled, not only as a remedy
or consumption of the lungs, but for all
hronic diseases OF the liver, blood, kidneys,
nd lungs. Golden Medical Discovery cures
IL humors, from the worst scrofula
o a common blotch, pimple, or eruption.
,rysipelas, salt-rheum, fever sores, scaly or
ough skin, In short, all diseases caused by dis
ase germs in the blood, are conquered by this
owcrful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
inc. Great eating ulcers rapidly heal under
Is benign influences. Especially has its mani
ested its potency in curing letter, rose rash,
'oils, carbuncles, sore eyes, scrofulous sores
nd swellings, white swelings, goitre or thick
eek, and enlarged glands.
'The blood is the life." Thoroughly cleanse
his fountain of health by using Golden Medi
al Discovery, and good digestion, fair skin,
uoyant spirits, vital strength and soundness
4 constitution are established.
IL you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal
ow color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
ace or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
'ad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills,
lternated with hot flashes, low spirits and
Gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite, and
ongue coated, you are suffering from indiges
ion, dyspepsia, and torpid liver or "bilious-
less." In many cases only part of these symp
oms are experienced As remedy for all
uch cases DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis