The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-05-18
A JOYFUL GREETING.

your ey es have fallen upon me- Now that
we have met pray cultivate the acquain-
tance for 1t Is my purpose to interest and 20
serve you. Between you and l, though only
q newspaper article, / am ambitious Hav-
ing portentous message for all mankind,
IL II be cordially received, its import truly
realized and acted upon, 1 shall be consid-
cred worlds benefactor Could have No
higher ambition you will admit
A misanthrope of ample means deter
mined to end his life by drowning himself.
Going TO thu banks of the canal, found the
time not favorable for the purpose, num-
Der OF persons being in the vicinity and day
light still present He concluded to walk
along the tow-path until IL was dark. While
doing so, he heard piteous cries issuing from
the door OF hovel near by, and uncon-
sclously walked over to the place and found
q poor family consisting OF a mother sur
rounded by several children, who told him
of their sufferings fox food He took from
his pocket his wallet and handed 1t TO the
woman, reasoning with himself that he
| would not need it, The grateful thanks and
praises from the recipients OF his bounty
awoke emotion within his breast, of such a
plesurable character, that he changed his
suicidal intent, and decided to live for 9TH
ers. His future life became replete with
| good deeds-many a dark home and heart
were made brighC by his presence.
Wei, my appearance In these columns
| springs simply from a desire on the part OF
those L represent to benefit your news-de-
vouring race Ny province is TO help you
and your friends your relations, aye, even
! your mOther-iJt-ldlo, If that interesting LADY
is not already far beyond the pale OF good
| influences.
am set among men to bear tidings of
discovery that marks an epoch as important
TO the health of mankind AK NewGon's apple
and Eranklin's kite were TO natural science.
| The sick, the discouraged, the detected, the
broken down and the despairing may now
| nil fn1 n am cprtnn the Jordan nrOXpd
TO the Syrian leper. 1t is only necessary, as
in the case OF that sufferer OF old, TO JoitoU
| directions
The agent which / herald builds up the
system, sweeps the cobwebs from the brain,
and sends pure, invigorating blood dancing
through the arteries TO the music OF happy
| laughter
| The gloomy worn-out man Of business,
by proper use of this wonderful medicine,
will be enabled to meet trouble and reverses
like man. Then, in perfect health, he VIII
not have abnormal views OF the "N1cissl-
| tudes OF fortune which spares neither man,
nor the proudest OF his works. which buries
empires and cities in a common grave.
The weak and nervous woman, just able
to drag herself III "moping melancholy,
through duties OF the day, may steal the bloom
/ from blush roses, and nave eyes bright and
sparkling rs the dewdrops nesting in their
! leaves; and the poor little baby, now dislg-
ured with pimples and scabby sores may be
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youngster of Mrs Blanks across the way,
whose family is always in glow OF health +"
| Don't you know the reason? "No." Then
/ will tell you For years your neighbor has
ae0cr been wsthout DR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery.
This remedyis q medicine, not beverage,
and is to be taken according TO full and per-
| fectly plain directions accompanying each
bottle. Ii is specific, but not patent medi-
| cine, and contains no vile narcotics, or vller
! liquor. 1t is a prescription, used for years
| by the well-known physician, Dr. 4 v Pierce,
OF Buffalo, N T., whose name is household
word in innumerable homes al over our own
and foreign lands. The Golden Medical Dis
covery is prepared and offered to the public
! by the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
| ton n body corporate, existing by and UNI
der the laws of the State of New York; its
| President is DR.. Pierce, the great specialist
in chronic diseases. The doctor has devoted
the best years of a very busy an wonder
| fully successful life TO the relief and cure OF
! his suffering fellow men-and at time when
| high political honors lay broadly open before
| him, Dr.. Pierce resigned his seat in the Con-
| Cress of the United States, simply from a
/ sense of duty towards others His associates
| in tn great sanitarium represented TO the
| doctor that the immense business OF their
| association demanded that his personal at
! tenJiOn should be paid TO the great army OF
! patienls crowdlng upon them from every
! cline Or. Pierce is also the founder of the
! inyaids Hotel, at Buffalo, N y. This es-
! Enlistment, possessing al the comforts and
! luXuries OF a first class American hotel, has
| in addition the daily attendance of a large
| faculty of eminent specialists, whose prac-
tice collectively cover the whole field OF sur
| gerry and chronic diseases. The laboratory
| in which DIR. Pierce S Golden Medical Discov-
| cry is prepared is an object of interest and
/ wonder. IL has frontage of 100 feet, a
| depth of - feet, and is six stories high In
! tins mnmfnOfh aud nalntinl NVOrksbOn I'M
! persons are constantly employed in putting
| up DR. Pierce : medicines
| While the Golden Medical Discoverys cur
/ alive effects are almost immediately felt IL is
| not mercy a temporary stimulant, but Is as
| certainly safe and complete cure, in all cases
| for which IL Is recommended, "a IL II that GER
| tain misery and death will follow their neg
| lcct DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
! t0W not cure club feet, will not refurnlsh arm
| less or legless unfortunate with new and per-
| feet limbs and il Is not guaranteed that
even dozen bottles appked to any stray
! portion of a second hand skeleton will de-
velop such member into an ami
| mate, human form divine o. In
brief, IL is not asserted that this
Wed cine will or can counteract the DEGREES
of Providence But in all cases where
! high state OF civilization and cultivation has
/ engeudered disease and suffering whereby
! Gods natural man has become nervous,
artificial being, the Col en- Medical Discov-
| bVHVcttV
vigorous, self asserting life, from which, al
most unconsciously, he had drifted far, and
erhaps hopeessly away 1t is claimed, and
] guaranteed, if this medicine be used as pre-
scribed, and faithfully persevered in reas-
enable time, 10 wH permanently cure liver
complaint, and the various blood disorders
consequent upon torpor of the liver, in all
! their various forms and ramihcations, IN
Guiding bronchitis, consumption, which is
scrofula OF the lungs, dyspepsia, costiveness,
sick headache, skin diseases, fever and
ague, malaria and other disorders arising
from poisoned or deterorated blood
This wonderful medicine cures all humors,
| from the worst scrofula TO common
| blotch, pimple or eruption. erysipelas salt
| rheum, fever-sores, scaly or rough skin, in
Short all diseases caused by bad blood, are
conquered by this powerful purifying, and
| invigorating medicine Great eating ulcers
rapidly heal under it's benign influences
| Especially has il manifested its potency in
curing letter, boi!s. carbuncles scrofulous
sores and swelings, white swellings, goitre
| or thick neck, and enlarged glands Con-
sumption, which is scrofulous disease of the
lungs, is promptly and positively arrested
| and cured by this sovereign and God given
| remedy, if taken before the last stages are
reached For weak lungs, splitting OF blood,
consumptive night-sweats and kindred at
fectons, IL is a sovereign remedy. For indi-
| ,rp-riop dVepaf,Sia mud torfi1 liver or "bil-