The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-02-21

diamonds, ''had all the world could give me ex-
cept health. We exhausted the baths OF Europe
and spent what TO some would be a fortune
on eminent physicians of Paris, until re-
turned home 10 die. But chance mere
chance, am now ashamed TO say-threw
DIR. Pierce's 'Favorite Prescription In
my way, and all my weaknesses vanished
as the dew before the rising midsummer
sun. In two months was well woman"
The powerful voice OF baritone,
pressed into the service of a song-still I'm my
dream-at one OF the grand pianos OF the In
valids' hotel, aroused my wonder, and soon
the possessor of the voice WAS exciting our
marvel by the narration OF how he owed IL,
after a total destruction of voice by bron-
chitis, to an entire regeneration OF lungs
and THROAT, through Golden Discovery"
which was now his constant companion.
Gracefully dancing in the ensuing quadrille,
/ saw a gentleman whom was assured had
not long ago been crippled with rheumatism
beyond even the palliation of the Hot Springs
OF Arkansas, yet who, under "GOlden Dis
covery," had seemed to renew his strength,
like the favored of the Psalmist's song. As
i moved about from group to group, heard
but one strain told In many ways-and
that how marvelously, in its one great
mission of purifying the blood
(Which was the fountain of health
or disease) the Golden Medical Discovery
had come TO their homes-in some instances
after years OF suffering and useless expendi-
tures-to renovate. and TO make the names OF
DIR. Pierce and the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association household words OF cheer. Some
had been cured by the Discovery of great
eating ulcers, that had gnawed away at their
flesh for years despite all the usual remedies.
Others had been restored TO the full vigor of
health after one lung had been wasted by
consumption (Which is scrofula of the lungs),
and after night-sweats, splitting OF blood ana
kindred symptoms, had manifested them
arfn forms sprOfnlOns diseases.
as fcver-sores, white swellings. and hip-joint
disease, had been conquered with the world
famed blood-purifier Golden Medical Dis
covery.
Presently bugle from the orchestra gave
the summons TO supper and all the guests be-
gan to pair. Little Nubian boys in scarlet
uniforms bright as everything bright is I'm
dream and then glided in bearing little silken
pennons, each exposing the words Hope
in q. NJ. d." which they distributed in line
of march, and which each guest joyfuily bore
aloft Another bugle call for attention, ana
/ saw two venerable, sweetfaced men of
Grecan features approaching the Queen of
Health, holding i'm their hands two wreaths or
evergreen-the veritable laurel from the
Athenian groves. She stepped from her
throne, as complaisant monarchs do, and
raised them TO her dais. Another bugle for
silence and she spoke: my guests, before we
sup an interesting ceremony remains. He
on my right is Hippocrates from the Spirit
Land He on my left is Escuapius. They
come.to crown our DIR. Pierce with the great
laurels of his noble professionalism the great
Past Grand Masters of the Healing Art, who
best know who Is conqueror of disease" In
q moment DR.. Pierce was about bending his
knee I'm respectful obeisance to these ancient
Professors when a gesture from both ar
rested him, as with dainty but dignihcd mo-
tions they placed upon his head the laurel
leaves-each saying in q unison of musical
monotone, Thou art our legitimate sue
cessor," while burst of orchestral acclaim
md chorus of thanksgiving huzzas from the
guests arose. Immediately above this royal
and supcrnaturally looking tabeau | saw in
pillars of rosy light these great words, the
motto of the crowned DR.. Pierce, and which
reveals the secret OF his almost divine sue
cess, "THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
And with that awoke, in my quaint little
lodgings, 10 find ian unusual thing for Lon
don at early morning any day CHEEKY sun
light streaming into the room, as there upon
my toilet table were my restored adiuncts TO
continued life and happiness--the oxford
street supply OF Golden Medical Discovery,
the guarantee OF my continuing health.
Dear reader, although the foregoing is only
the narration OF q dream, yet II but truthfully
reflects the marvellous cures wrought by those
world-famed medicines that have, from their
Intrinsic merits, become standard remedies
In all civilized countries for the commoner
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