The morning times., 1895-11-27

said that the beast was overworked and
| should be Embarrassed and rubbed down.
Another man advised her to back bit
| and take new start. Another suggested
| that if she would drive right on, sparks
or no sparks. the difficulty would remedy
| itself; while still another insisted that
unless a new tire be put on the wheel. the
whole outfit would collapse. These con
| flicting counsels increased the confusion
of the distressed lady. but they did not
make the wheel go round.
just then a carriage drove up, gentle
mangoto out and asked what was the emat.er-
One OF the bystanders said IL was a brea T.
down, while each OF eleven others gave a
different explanation as 10 why the wheel
wouldn 90 round. The stranger examined
the turnout, led the pony forward a step, and
as the sparks began flying. remarked:
Madam, your horse, harness, Garland wheel
are all r1ght. The sparks that the tire
draws from the curbstones are merely out
ward symptoms of the inward ai!ment. The
real difficulty is rot with the tire of the
wheel, but with lis axle, or its box +"
Just what the man did next it is not neces-
sary TO state, but in less than ten minutes
the entire trouble was ended. He had re-
moved the cause instead OF tcmppriZing with
the effect. As the lady drove ou rejoicing
someone remarked: How few reon!e in
the world reason down to The root Of things,
aud at the same time carry in their hraus
the know how that makes the wheels 20
round''
1t is Just this lack of reasoning down
to the root of things that is to-day caus-
ing intense suffering 20 thousands OF Men
and women; and for this suffering. TO q
great extent, man is to blame.
Refined, Intelligent, educated men. who
have spent eight or ten of the best years
of their lives in colleges. medical schools
and hospitals, cling to the false, child
like theory of doctorinG the lire as it
were, instead of curing the axle. or its
'.hot box" They direct their attention
to where they see the sparks flying, in
stead of working upon the hidden spot
where the real trouble lies. The COHSc-
quence is they never acquire the know
how" which enables them to regulate
the wheels of life.
When the sparks of pain fairly fly from 4
woman's head, her back, her limbs. ur the
most important and sensitive organs OF her
body, it is as senseiess tu resort TO local
applications" pain cures, ur siiniulaniS. a
it is to grease the tire, whip the horse, or
drive OH regardless ur consequences. Those
people try tu cure symptoms instead OF
reasoning IL the root Of things and removing
the cause OF the disorder. The result is
physical patch work and failure instead nf
success.
is the man who, nearly thirty years ag,i,
proclaimed that he would not make such
mistakes. but would devote himself to
reasoning tn the root OF disease. and to the
discovery of a new principle for its treat
ment. Many thousand letters uf gratitude
from former patients In all parts of America,
have told this physician that be has been
successful beyond even his nwn expectations.
This man is DR.. r. V. Pierce OF Buffalo.
N Y, who has for more than a quarter
of a century been the head OF the most
complete and successful Health Institute
in America, the Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute. and whose Golden NJ ed
ical Discovery" "FavOrite Prescription"
and pleasant Pellets" have converted
thousands OF men and women in every
State of this Union and in many foreign
lands, from absolute misery to ph ysical
vigor aud happiness. and whose Peoples
Common Sense NJ edical Adviser has had
the greatest sale of any medical work ever
published amounting to over $50 GOO
copies.
In his research and practice DR.. Pierce
proceeded on the common sense princi-
pie that the blood could carry life or de
struction to every part Of the body. That
the liver was the ''honstkeeper' of the
human system. That when the liver lie
comes diSordercd the blood is charged
with poison which is carried through the
body and produces such ailments as con
sumption. heart disease, scrofulous and
bronchial disorders. as well as dropsy,
rheumatism and female COMPLAINTS
HIS Golden Medical Discovery" acts
especially upon the liver and other ex-
cretory organs. 1t cleanses the blood,
repairs, inNigorates, and gives new life
to the whole system. The action of this
Discovery" is aided in stubborn cases
of costiveness by DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets, which also embody an entirely
new principle. While there are not three
cases of these diseases in a hundred which
DR.. Pierce's remedies will not relieve or
cure, 1t happens sometimes that chronic
and seriously complicated and long neg
ected disorders require additional home
treatment. In all such rare and excep-
tional cases DR.. Pierce will. upon receiv-
ing particulars in writing, send free of
charge, such plain, straightforward. con-
fidential advice as will enable the sufferer
to find relief and cure IL the case is
curable. All correspondence is treated
IN strict confidence.
When DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y,
published the first edition of his work