Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-20

TELLING THE REPORTER ABOUT HER FOR
TUNE.
Gently, to Commercial reporter, but in about
n week email red spots appeared my face and
dsfgured me that l lost my pupils one by
one. Their mothers, fearing contagon, did not
want them to come in contact with me- A ncrv-
GUS, racking cough robbed me of sleep and appe
lite, and each of four different physicians who
We're called in gave different opinion to what
my trouble Eczema, blood poisoning, lung
trouble and complication Of disorders among
the results of their diagnoses. My suffering was
intense. and 1 began wasting away to
shadow. Dreadng the sOcitude and sympathy
which could plainly read on the faces of my
friends 1 secretly changed my boarding place.
When they found my new address l decided, by
the advice Of two physicians, to go to private
santerium in Indiana. My journey in the cars,
continued the young Lady, was terrible ordeal,
for. aside from my physical sufrerings, l that,
although wore veil, the passengers avoided the
seats me. and 6etween my coughing spells
1 could not but hear that they talked about my
hopeless condition and dishsnred face.
Besides the horrible skin disease. she's got con-
sumption, and it's going to kill her. poor thing
1t almost killed my SISTER, remarked a lady, In
an audible whisper, 70 her companion across the
aisle. ,..
shuddered thus heard my doom pronounced
by careless lips and diln't have enough hope left
to pay more than passing notice to the name of
the discovery which the lady said had saved her
sisters life. had met with many disappont-
ments that l almost courtcd death, and II was a
relief to get within the sheltering walls of the
Sanitarhlm and hear The encouraging words Of the
proprietor and his attelIaLts:
But all my hope VANISHED when after eight
weeks treatment, was asked for the addresses of
my relatives and friends. l knew then that these
doctors also considered my hopeless. The
mental agony e.iduret brought my journey on
the cars back tt me with vivid distinctncss. and
laxative passenger mentioned having saved her
sisters life began ringing in my ears. Somehow
l could not drive 1t from my mind, and by an
almost superhuman impulse l impclled to
secretly send a note for q bottle of it, which I
took according to directions The first few days
1t had no apparent effect on my case. except 1t
relieved my cough somewhat and the soreness on
my lungs The second bottle gave me more
strength and the eruption my skin began to dis
appear. l sent out for three more bottles, and by
the time had taken them felt almost well I
knew 1t was against the rules of the Institution
for patients to take any medicines except those
prescribed there, and called the chief physician
to my room, showed him that had left his own
medicine untouched for weeks and told him that
l had broken the rules and taken Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which saved my life
after five different doctors had failed. My cure is
a matter Of record, and cheerfuy consent to its
publication n token of gratitude to DR.. Pierce
and his wonderful Discovery and In order that
other women may be rescued from asonizing suf-
fering and untmely death. have resumed giving
lessons, and, you with your own eyes,
added the young lady to the reporter, my skin is
smooth and clear and my health is perfect. II
had not heard those two young women discussing
my in the I would not be here today,
telling you Of my wonderful recovery. My hearing
that conversati oA proved a fortune to me.
When Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, pub
lished the first edition Of his work, The