The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

how much food Is eaten, nor how well It
Is prepared. The patient gains no vitality,
no energy, no nourishment, but grows
weaker and sickler from day to day The
delicate food might as well be locked out
side the door for all the good 1t does. Can
you understand IT? DO you know what is
at the root of the trouble? The lungs are
crying for healthy blood; they do not get
it; they are starving; consumption Is lung
starvation.
There is no need of nine out OF ten OF
the annual deaths from consumption. II
can be cured: it is cured. There is no
more necessity of hung starvation than
there is Of any other kind OF starvation
When the lungs are fed with healthy blood
they heal; they are restored; the patient
RECEIVERS. This Is not an imaginary case,
not a mere theory; 1t is a proven fact
Thoueands Of so-calied incurable consump-
tives are completely and permanently cur
ed every year by Doctor Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t makes rich and
healthy blood. 1t enrches the circulation
with afe-giylng red corDuscles; II re-
charges and vitalizes the lung cells with
a pure fresh health-gving current which
nourishes, renews and builds up the It's
sues; heals the lungs, sound and strong;
strengthens and repairs the throat and
bronchial tubes, and invigorates the en-
tire constitution.
In all the diseases Of blood starvation
the difilCulty is TO get to the starving It's
sues the nourlshment for which they are
perishing. II is at hand but the diseased
system will not take II. The doors of life,
as we may say, are obstinately locked
against relief. THE Golden Medical Dis
covery' unlocks them 1t imparts power
to the blood-making glands to extract sus-
tenance from the food and manufacture
an abundance Of pure nutrition. The Dis
covery' makes the stomach do It's diges-
tive work and the liver perform its cleans
ing functions. Fresh life Is poured into
ri Fa
forced out.
All bronchial and throat affections and
lingering coughs; debilitated rundown"
nervous conditions; digestive and bilious
disorders; liver complaint; scrOfula and
other obscure diseases Of mal-nutrltion are
simply different forms of starvation.
Every cough is a call for nourlshing blood;
every bwinge of pain is the cry of starv-
ing nerve. Nervous prostration is only the
starvation Of the nervous system. Supply
the circulation with healthy blood and
every nerve Will drink up life and power.
No nerve food or emulsion was ever In
vented to equal the Golden Medical Dis
covery'' in marvellous restorative influence
on a shattered and broken down nervous
system.
Corpulent people, whose superfiuous flesh
is only burden find the Discovery" a
tonic and strengthened which does not add
one ounce of adiDose tissue or fiabby fat;
but by its clarifying effect upon the blood
maintains the even standard Of robust ac-
tive energetic health, creating force, hard
muscle and solid flesh
J
a widely experienced practitioner and en-
inent authority on the treatment of chron-
&c diseases, makes his Golden Medical
Discovery a recognized standard remedy
throughout the world. For nearly thirty
years he has been chief consulting physi-
clan to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute at Buffalo, ". Y, the model san
itarium of America. During this period he
with his staff of physicians has treated
many thousands Of patients and has prob
ably had a wider practical experience with
obstinate chronic diseases than any living
physician. His prescriptions are univers-
ally esteemed as the product of rare fam
iiarity with the materia medica, a deep
understanding Of human physiology and
unique genius in adapting powerful, ma
tural remedies TO the cure Of special dis
eases.
WomanlCfnd. by tens Of thousands, have
testified their gratitude for Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription for the cure Of dis
eases peculiar to the special organism Of
women; and his pleasant Pellets" are
everywhere accepted as the most perfect
laxative and are a permanent cure for OBJ
stinate constipation.
The UNPARALLELED superiority of these
remedies is so well understood that the
efforts of some INSCRIPTIONS druggists to
substitute other medicines in place of DIR.
Pierce's is unsuccessful with intelligent
purchasers. They reaEze that the attempt
is direct imputation upon their own good
sense and judgment Of what they prefer,
and resent it accordingly.
II was so sick with dyspepsia that I
could not eat anything for