The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-01

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got a third bottle and by the time &c
was h&if gone I was completely cured"
Mr.. Geo. w. Hulsizer. weil-known
railroad conductor OF Milton North
cumberland CO.. writes: Il had my
third doctor and he docJored ne Tor
some time and finally said there i no
use running up a bill | asked nm
what allied me. He said. why. IL IS cSS-
SUMPTION This gave me great alarr6ss
and l was about to give up IN despair.
but thanks 70 kind providence. my ~ifs
called at a drug store and got six bot
ties or DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. for $5.o0 The first few doses
took got alarmed, for felt numb
feeling but kept or taking the medicine
as directed. In a short time was ablS
70 walk around. Before I had taken
the fourth bottle I was able TO get cut
and conduct my train
"A NEW MAN ALI. OVER"
at had suffered for over a year with
had blood poisoning" writes John EIsz-
ehtsn. ESD. II M. 5l6 West las street,
New York City. breaking our al over
my body: my finger nails and Toe nails
fell on. my teeth began 10 get loose.
could not eat: I could not walk \
friend OF mine called one day, and asked
me Whist the matter was. I did NOT
want 20 tell him for fear IL would &c
around. but an glad now that / as.
Had l kept on with the doctors they
would now have had all my money. Ny
hair al fell out. and was not lit 70 Il
seen. | began 70 take Or. Pisrcs's Col
den Medical Discovery, after the frs.
bottle l began 10 feel great deal bet
ter. but | broke out more than before.
After / had taken five bottles I was 4
new man all over. 1 had a sore break
out in my mouth; I could not open my
mouth any more than the size OF Ken
cent piece. After l had taken the last
bottle the sore entirely disappeared.
am happy again. My hair came back.
and 1 am now a healthy man. can
never speak too highly for your blood
cure. II is the best In the world, IL
has. ] am sure. saved my life l have
gained ten pounds since began 70 take
il. eat better and look fresher than ever
before.
HOME ENDORSEMENT.
So highly is Dr. Pierce regarded az
home that he has been repeatedly elect
ed II the highest public offices tsuCh as
State Senator and United States Repre-
sentative) by the citizens OF Buffalo, and
such is his professional standing AMI
Z
the members OF his medical stan. are nos
only constantly consulted by physicians
all over America, but have held eXecu-
tive positions in leading medical and ST.
entific societies. DIT. Pierce has on Me
many thousand letters from grateful
people. many Of whom were cured hy his
remedies after having been given up as
incurable by local physicians and noted
specialists. Many OF these grateful pa
tents have specially requested that
their cures be published for the benefit
Of other sufferers. Statistics show that
there are not three cases of female dts
order in a hundred that Or. Pierce's re-
medies VIII not cure promptly and per-
manently. No matter how serious the
case may be. no matter what friends.
physicians and specialists may say. no
matter how helpless and hopeless the
patient may feel. IL she will write % the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, at Buffalo. y. y. OF which DR..
Pierce is President, she viii promptly
receive. free OF cost. such plain.
straightforward. confidential advice as
VIII enable her 10 cure herself at home. :.
H. as II sometimes happens, her ease
doesn't yield entirely TO the remedies
named. the records show that by visit
ing DR.. PIerce's Invalid's Hotel and Sur
gical Institute and placing herself under
the trea tment OF the corps or skilled
specialists. who have successfully treat
ed thousands upon thousands OF cases.
she VIII soon go forth a well. strong and
happy woman. After years OF cxper-
fence IL has been found that there are
very. very few cases. rot durable b. Or.
Pierce's put up medicines on sale
throughout the land. and when such "a
case Is found the patient IS not asked -
indulge further experiments and ex-
pense, butts candidly advised b. %,
Pierce as to her true condition.
y GREAT BOOK FREE.
When DR.. Pierce published the fret
edition of his great work, The Peoples