Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-03

about three hours sleep per day, without any
sleep at ALL We would undoubtedly do 1t. Men
work hard in business Women work just rs hard at
home. PERHAPS the rich and the well-to-do work
as hnrd as the poor. The wel-to-do work hard
70 keep up an appearance Of richness, and the
social duties Of the rich hard as any other
work. A woman has plenty tc do to wear herself
cut. The very feet that she IL q woman makes
constant WORK, Consistent nervous strain, loss Of
sleep. aad fatigue tell on her In q serious way.
Further than that, women are tenacious. 1t takes
them long time to be sick in bed. It takes
a pretty strong ossc Of sickness to put a woman
TO bed. She will keep moving around her feet
for days after a man would be laid out his
back Perhaps she bears sickness better than a
man does because she Is used t. It. She puts up
with 1t entirely too long for her own good. Her
husband may try 20 get her to give up her work
and worry and take rest but often the only
Msy ne can s, DO It is to send her to Europe The
aes health nh anG color, f., The trip good thug
BILE is that seventy Thousand people are only one
thousandth part Of The total population Of the
United States, and where one goes to Europe. one
thousand stay at home-not because they like It,
but because they have to. These must find a
s s for the trip and even among
are many thousands who really need something
If some one, 10y the use of subtle alchemy, could
condense the benefits of an ocean voyage aud put
them Into bottles for general use great fortune
has been done. and a fortune has been built from
II. The ocean voyage soothes the nerves. puriIies
the blood, helps the digestion and gives sound,
healthful sleep; These are the things essential
to health. A lack Of these things is the cause of
itself figure it back to the start and you will
find 1t among these causes No matter what the
disease Is called, find cure for the cause of ii
and the trouble
That is the best theory that can be followed
in taking medicine 1t is simple theory and
physicians everywhere adopting IL and
more Every year some symptom which has been
considered separate disease is discovered to he
the mere Indication Of something different. Ply
sicans find that they have been treating symptoms
instead of treating the real disease. They lind
that they have been hacking at the branches in
stead OF killing the roots.
Only comparatively few medicines are needed TO
stefan has limited list of medicines which he
found that they had use for only dozen different
drugs, and that with these and their various com
sented itself with fair chance of success-with
much chance of success as If they had hun
you like. and he will name instantly half a dozen
drugs that he will say he could not possibly get
dreds of times during the year, and these half
dozen drugs all physicians will agree 1t is,
aratlon may be-ard has beenNremarka6Iy p sue
esssfu in the cure Of almost any known disease.
Ninety nine of sickness out Of one hundred
are traceable to the same cause. and the same
sort of treatment will cure in every case.
nervous irritable, thin and weak, are On the direct
read to consumption and other wasting diseases.
perfect digestion are certain safeguards against
sickness. With weakness and emaciatIon comes
%as to OF o that Is
1t is not strong enough to withstand the assault.
Whatever will make the digestion strong assim:
cure practically all diseases and viii be a positive
remedy for 80 per cent Of all cases of that dread
disease, consumption. 1t would seem that al
roads led to eoneumption-it would seem that
all diseases and all symptoms tend to the pro-
dnction Of this one disease. and onc-sixth of ell
the deaths that occur are caused by consumption.
nj fenrnf han
people die Of eonsamption e than Of
shSera; or yellow fever; or any other dreaded
It is perfectly reasonable ard logical and natural
that remedy that will cure consumption viii cure
years ago DR.. R. v. Pierce Of Buffalo. n =. then.
as now, the chief consulting physician Of the In.
Justly styled the Golden Medical piscovc M It
cent of all cases Of consumption in which it is
taken properly. That statement necessarily means
e Of a anS
Of grateful patients have voluntarily testified to
medicine 1t puts the benefits Of ocean voyage
within the reach Of every man and woman 1t
it ss
voyage would end 1t cures where the voy-
ae pe Of peop rs Of IT'S
happy today vino, before they used 1t, had been
tSst a sey should cSd nss @ # hes
that people should not take secret preparation,
because they do not know what 1t contains; and
yet they write prescriptions, and people have them
filled at drug stores and not one in ten thousand
knows what the prescription contains. 1t is just
as much secret preparation as anything that is
put up in a bottle with n label on IT. As matter
Of fact, 1t makes not the slightest difference In the
world what the medicine Is made of IL it cures
Something that will effect theoretical cure. and
not an actual cure; is utterly worthless II the
|. Golden Medical Discovery merely pure
water, and cured, 1t would be worth all that any
one could pay for it, When you buy DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery you buying health.
Health is the real thing You are buying. That is
what you are paying for; that is what you hope
| to receive for your money; and that is what you
will receive.
This great remedy may be had from any druggist
The man who tries to sell you something which he
says is Just good may be honest in other
something else because he makes a greater profit
| on that something else-that is the only he
can have. There is no reason why he should not
| keep the Golden Medical Discovery" He can
get it just surely and just easily any other
druggist. As 1t in your health AMI not his profit
insist Oh having what You ask for.
Consumption is hereditary IN my wife's family:
some have already died with the disease. My
| wife has sister. Mis-. E. A. Ceary. that WAS
| taken with consumption. She used your Golden
Medical Discovery and. to the surprise of her
had hemOrrhages from the lungs. and her sister in
sisted her using the Golden Medical Discovery.
| consented to her using it. and II relieved her.
4 She has had no symptoms Of consumption for the
| take better remedy. Yours very truly. w. c.
Rogers, D., Stamps, La Fayette Co., Arkansas -
| Mr.. Anton kratz of Crawford. Dawes Co. Neb.
| had weak lungs, cough and catarrh. with profuse
expectoraton; difficult breathing, lasting from one
10 eight hours. He writes: II took sick and went
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