The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-11

met with in consumption, with the hacking
or tearing cough, nightsweats, diarrhes,
and other symptoms due to the efforts Of
nature to throw Oh and expel these germs
the same way a. were the old sores, alb
scesses and ulcers in the lungs, liver and
other important organs. The pale and
waxy hue aud enlargement of the glands,
due to the early signs Of their presence,
were at once improved aud soon disap-
peared under the system of treatment
adopted.
Ii is found that I'm robust health the puri-
flying action of the liver and excretory or
gans soon expel from the blood the few
germs that may gain entrance, and that
otherwise would remain II these glands
were not active, and create serious disease.
The presence Of these germs in the air in
rooms occupied by sufferers with such af.
fections, points to the necessity of keeping
them well aired and summed. Weak per-
sons should not expose themselves by
sleeping or remaining in such rooms or by
too intimate association with invalids.
All clothing and discharges should be
thoroughly disinfected and kept clean.
| Mucus, saliva, ETC., must not be expector.
rated and allowed to dry upon the floor to
be stirred up and dlfused through the air
by sweeping and busting. Pure air and
affections and good food . requirement to
keep the body strong and capable Of resist
| ing the inroads of these minute bodies.
Every individual should carefully watch
his health and any evidence Of inactivity
of the vital organs or impurity of the blood
should be corrected in time.
The corrosive acids and mineral poisons
are found to possess the power Of killing
these germs, but the dangerous nature Of
such powerful agents prevents their inter.
nal use. For the purpose of expelling the
germs when once within the system it is
necessary to resort to vegetable remedies
| in order to cleanse the blood of the germs
without injury to the patient.
An American physician of large expe-
| rience in the treatment of all forms of
| chronic diseases, now conclusively shown
to be caused by parasitic life, for many
years devoted much time to the investiga-
tion of the causes of these affections, and in
the treatment of many thousands of cases
developed and thoroughly tested q combi-
| nation of vegetable agents which he used
| with marvellous success in their cure.
In case of wasting disease, as consump-
| ton, or scrofula of the lungs, and other
| organs, and i'm all cases attended with
great weakness, it was found to exert the
| most wonderful tonic and restorative in
| fiuences, besides its nutritive properties
| far surpass those of cod liver oil or any of
the remedial agents resorted to by the
medical profession in such cases. Hypo-
phosphites, iron, and Quinine bear no COM
Poiison ~ IL III ounuihS ny she ssienstno VI
the debilitated. The recipe as advised by
him, has been used for years with the
greatest success In vast and most sue
cessful practice.
lne written experience OF the many SUI
ferers who have been cured and who ex-
press In terms OF the highest praise their
endorsement of its great value, are suffi-
Gent to fill volumes. Living witnesses are
everywhere, monuments to modern genius
and scientific progress in the healing art.
Sufferers from Liver complaint" giving
rise to " bad BLOOD" consumption, scrofula
and other affections and symptoms, the re-
suits of blood poisoning from the ravages
of the deadly parasites or disease germs so
briefly referred to find In this remedy prompt
relief and permanent cure. The great
and increasing demand for this God-giyen
and peerless remedy for so many appar-
emily different, but really kindred, all
ments, led to its preparation in pure and
convenient form under the name of DIR.
Piarce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t can
be obtained the world over at drug and
general stores, and full directions for its
use will be found in the pamphlet that sur
rounds each bottle. 1t eHerts the most
wonderful stimulating and invigorating in
ftuence on the liver, that greatest gland of
the human system, which has been not in
aptiy termed the "housekeeper OF our
health" through the increased action OF
the liver and other emunctory organs OF
the system. all poisonous germs are rem
dered inactive and gradually expelled from
tne sy stern WIN otner iinpuriI,es- In some
"hefe lnere are unneai'ny us
onai as lIoni ,ne hos.riIs III cases ot
1. a.ye " .niIhtn sataIi rs .ue y,
ha:,;,,n ,,.;."...;. 49,. 80, hi III Gnu
;a.aa III ~ le' D;
.Iao , VIII Jne =. use vi, VI 'n ss ,
in.oI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 disaasa ~ r,,,o,,s
Surfaces Rv this means the earrnS &c Of disease
bator. 49, of tha nn;snno,,o 6,,.;I1; era 81
sorbad mt The Hood In So throat
o,;ns,- -. 5;,StS,r;, 81, Ca,.-.h 80,
i,o,,;J sInnii ha ,,saS a sae oar,,,n I'll ~,
Gdidsn Wsd;c.I n; ,covsry tstaT freaiv
" ,ror,e, 49, ,,..tS.ss 20 s,,eoisi o--
III. IN women ~ where WEAKNESS , OF special or.
Sa,-a,n,,,d at.nnSaI H.. ha.,I,.oha hn,r;,o
Jown sans.e;ons .nd o,har incoI s,-n,ntn,ns
tb. ,sa - n p;arross E,ror;ts prasor;n'
tion in con junction with that of the D;scoy.
or sr,eai;I,- rastn-as ~. ha. Nh" f,nn,ion,
IA stS;sts Z, h,;id;nnny ..a ;n,-;unr.t;m,
The s,-Stan, up "'-
In anT c.so r,hora Tho ho,ra,. b.ro hoon
cost;Sa .nd .ra not rso,,,stas, and .c.ed
49,, s,,ts;n;anti,, nv t,a 49,.
80. ,SI.....,nsi ~, - Ell GniIa,, 49, NJ;
ca,ar, n p;asya,s pIaasant P,,r,-,ti,.,
Pellets ditfIe I;vsr piIIs1 taLan in snail
dosaS % nnIr ,na or ti,,o sach ds,, viii al
,oa,ar;a 10 ~ ont. bi;sh;ne ha.itS,- W." 49,; au
e,arr,s ~, a. h3o,d and s,,stan,
I'm w
AT tne risK OF repetleiou and oy way OF
recaPituIatlon, we may trutntully say thae
uoIuen MeulcaI DlscoseIy cures al nu-
i NOT; rom tne worst scro!ula 10 acoIln,on
olo.cn, plmPle, or eruptl9n. Eryslpeias'
salt-Lneum, rever-sores' scaiy 9r[ougn SKIN,
III SNORT, an Giseases causeu py 1isease
germs IN the oiood, are conquered oy TINS
poWer'uI, PuInyIng, anu ihSisorating ihed,
lclne. Ireat eating ulcers raPidly neal
unuer lts pen1gn lnnuences. Especially
mas IL manllested i.s Potency IN curing tet-
yer, rose rasn, Dolls carnuncles, sore eyes