The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-06

two years been the victim of a tormentor
that came near blasting her life and rob-
bling her of her reason. Her life presents
one of those cases where present appear
ances fail to give an insight into past
N was during an entertainment at the
College of Music in which she took part,
mat she contracted what she then re-
garded as a slight cold. took no notice
of il at first, said the yong lady recently
TO a Commercial reporter, but in about
q week small red spots appeared on my
face, and SO, dishgured me that L lost
my pupils, one by one. Their mothers,
fearing contagion, did not want them 10
come in contact with me. A nervous,
racking cough robbed me OF sleep ana
appetite. and each of four different ply
sicians who were called in gave a diner
ent opinion as to what my trouble was;
Eczema, blood poisoning, lung trouble ana
complication of disorders were among
the results of their diagnoses. My sur
feroing was intense, and l began wasting
away to a mere shadow. Dreadlng the
solicitude and sympathy which 1 could
plainly read on the faces OF my tmends,
/ secretly changed my boarding place
When they found my new address ! de-
Cided, by the advice of two physicians,
10 go to a private sanitarium IN Indiana.
My journey in the cars, continued the
young lady, was a terrible ordeal, Tor,
aside from my physical suffering, l saw
that, although l wore veil, the pas
sengers avoided the seats near me, and
between my coughing spells could not
but hear that they talked about my nope
less condition and disfgured face.
Besides the horrible skin disease, she
got consumption, and 1t going 10 XIII
her poor thing. 1t almost killed my sis
ter" remarked lady, in an audible whis-
per, to her companion across the aisle
/ shuddered as L thus heard my doom
pronounced by. careless lips, and didn't
have enough hope left to pay more than
passing notice TO the name or the dlscov-
cry which the lady said had saved her
sisters life. l had met with so many DIS
appointments that almost courted DEATH
and it was relief to get within the smell
inc lie Of 40
the encouraging words OF the proprietor
and his attendants
eight weeks treatment l was asked for
the addresses of my relatives and triendS.
I knew then that these doctors also con-
sidered my case hopeless. The mental
agony 1 endured brought my journey on
the cars back to me with vivid distlnct-
ness, and suddenly the name of the Dis
CoVery" which the talkatlVe passenger
mentioned as having saved her sister
life, began ringing in my ears Some>
how / could not drive II from my nina,
and by an almost superhuman Impulse,
] was impelled to secretly send note
for a bottle of it, which l took according
TO directions. The first few days 1t had
no apparent effect on my case, except
it relieved my cough somewhat and the
soreness on my lungs. The second bottle
gave me more strength, and the eruption
on my skin began TO disappear. sent out
for three more bottles, and by the time
had taken them l felt almost well. 1
knew it was against the rules OF the IN
cines except those prescribed there, and
] called the chief physician to my room,
showed him that had left his own medi-
cine untouched for weeks, and told him
that / 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 1 cheerfully consent to
its publication as a token of gratitude to
DR.. Pierce and his wonderful Discovery"
and in order that other women may be
rescued from agonizing suffering and I'M
timely death. / have resumed giving
music lessons, and as you can see with
your own eyes, added the young lady to
the reporter, my skin is smooth and clear,
ana my, health is perfect. If l had not
my case in the cars, / would not be here
Today today, telling, you of my wonderful re
6 6GYerg' Ny dyyt hearing that conversation
=, When DR.. Pierce Of Buffalo, N. Y lib
fshed the first edition Of his K,
ZS1 Sense Medical Adviser,
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