The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-25

| ed on YOU TO be ever shaken off," After greet
| ing him. at his fathers request, examined him
aud found him in the condition that shall de-
scribe. He had evidently inherited consumption
| from his mother bronchial tubes mt ch thicken-
| ing extremely difficult and painful. Chest cavity
| much contracted auscultation aud percussion
showed extensive tuberculous deposits, and
cavities especially In the left lobe of the lungs
body much emacated and hlOodiess. In fact
unless TO my MIND some miraculous interveu-
ton occurred to stay the progress Of the disease
the patient could not survive but a few weeks.
talked as cheerfully as l could TO him. but he
was too much depressed TO pay much attention
TO anything but his suffering.
The father sent him To a restaurant nea by
aud turning to me be asked. We'll, what is the
verdIcti'
III ad been thinking rapidly. and as he spoke
had made up my mind to II procedure, as regards
the boy. that determined TO follow out. In
answer to his question:. / said, Captain unless
something is done for that boy, you will bury
him within a month";
Wei. what can be done ?" he said oxeitedy
DO you want TO try your hand in eKperim eRts I?
Do you want some Of my money too2 Are you
going 10 sicken him to death with rotten cod liver
OIL blister h5 bis s skn with Dasters drug him and
Hold on, Captain" / replied Il don't want
your money, but am going TO try an expert
ment with your permission. 1t isa matter Of
duty, aud in his condition, can do no HARM If il
does no good"
How much is it going to cost 2" he asked
II don know. was the reply. Whatever IL Is ="
he reJlined. will come out OF your pocket. not
mine Don't bother yourself ABOUT that, " said
1 COluS. "hen tue BOY returned, he seemed
more exhausted than when he lrst entered INV
Office, and as his father handed him a chair he
SAID to his son. "De the doctor here thinks he
can do you some ID. What do you say; do
you want him To tryY
shall never forget the look on the boys face.
and his words. and the heading " this article
came fprciOiy TO my mind rs Life W ORTIZ I.iy-
inRE' Evidently IL was to him. MS II is to a. man
KIND. when tortured with pam. with the Clammy
hand of death encrcling their throats. they
struggle in his relentless grasp ana cry out IN
agony OF terror, for Gods sake. save me-" |
put him on a nutritious diet, eggs and milk head
Ing the list, and pr vlded him with Preparation
of medicine, that had never used before, or
ever expected 10. IL was sheer experiment on
my part, as rtcklessly attempted as anything
could be. The result-imnedlate Improvement
10 breathing, ana general strength of body bet
ter color. improved spirits increased appetite
ana an increase IN bodily weight that was aston
ishing.
Al the commencement Of treatment he weigh
ell ~ lbs. In two months with constant progress
TO health, ms weight hal increased to III lbs. In
three months he accepted a situation az an err
rand boy, INDUCED in running. boyish games of
all kinds, well boy IL ever there was one ASK
him now II "Llfeis worth livingI" what was
this wonderful preparaliOnT p do you ask. Asa
matter of right you should know. and so!emuly
swear TO the correctness OF my statement.
The boy Is still in the land of the living and
wei ut that. and both he and his father Will back
my statement.
1t was DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
ana the cLtre cost of treatment was just ten dol
lars.
The name and pOstofIicc address of the author
OF the foregoing truthful narrative will be fur
nished any interested party who may nppiy
thtr"lnr, either IN person or by letter, TO the
worlds DispCnsary Medical Association of But
tao N. Y. For personal reasons. the author pre-
iers not To have his name published broad cast.
and u il in Difference To his wishes that we omit
H.-EDIrOR.