Evening star., 1896-01-03

that the beast overworked and should be
embarrassed and rubbed down. Another man sd-
vised her to back a bit and take a new start. A
fourth suggested that IL she would drive right on
sparks or no sparks. the difficulty would remedy
itself; while still another insisted that unless O
new tire be put ths wheel the whole outfit would
collapse These conflicting counsels increased the
confusion Of the distressed lady, but they did
lot make the wheel go round
Just then carriage drove up, a gentleman got
out and asked what was the matter. One of the
oystanders said II was breakdown, while each
OF eleven Others gave a different explanation to
why the wheel wouldn't go round. The stranger
examined the turnout, led the pony forward a step
and as the sparks began flying remarked: Madam,
your horse, harness. cart and wheel are all right.
The sparks that the tire draws from the curb
stones are merely outward symptoms of the inward
ailment The real difficulty is not with the tire
OF the wheel, but with its axle, or fits box"
Just what the man did next it is not necessary to
state, but In less than ten minutes the entire
trouble was ended. He had removed the cause
instead Of teInporizing with the effect As the
lady drove on rejoicing some one remarked: How
few people in the world reason down to tie root OF
things and at the same time carry, I'm their heads
the know how that makes the wheels 60 round"
1t is just this lack of reasoning down to the
rooot Of things that is today causing intense suffer-
Ing to thousands of men and women and for this
suffering, to great extent. man is to blame
Refined, intelligent, educated men, who have
spent eight ten Of tine best years OF their lives
In colleges, medical schools and hospitals cling
to the false, childlike theory Of doctoring the
tire, as 1t were, instead OF curing the axle or it's
hot box They direct their attention 10 where
they see the sparks flying instead of working upon
the hidden spot where the real trouble lies The
consequence is they never acquire the know how"
which enables them to regulate the wheels OF life
When the sparks of pain fairly fly from a woman's
mead, her back her limbs the most important
and sensitive organs of her body 1t is as senseless
to resort to local applications" pain cures or
stimulants, as II is to grease fhe tire, whip the
horse or drive on regardless of consequences
Those people try to cure symptoms instead of
reasoning to the root OF things and removing the
cause OF the disorder. The result is physical
patchwork and failure instead Of success
most conspicuous exception TO this rule is the
man who, nearly thirty years sago, proclaimed that
he would not make such mistakes but would de.
vote himself to reasoning to the root OF disease,
ana to the discovery of new principle for fts
treatment. Many thousand letters Of gratitude
from former patients in all parts of America
have told this physician that he has been success
ful beyond even bis expectations. This man
is Dr. X. V. Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, who has
for more than quarter of a century been the
head Of the most complete and successful health
institute I'm America, the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, and whose Golden Medical Dis
covery, iFavorite Prescription" and Pheasant
Pellets" have converted thousands OF men and
women In every state OF this Union and i'm many
foreign lands from absolute misery to physical
vigor aud happiness, and whose Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser has had the greatest sale
Of any medical work ever published amounting to
over ESQ 600 COPIES ---7 f' -
In his research and practice Dr.. Pierce procet ded
on the common sense principle that the blood
could carry life destruction every part OF the
body. That the liver the ''housekeeper'' of
the human system. That when the liver becomes
disorde-ed the blood is charged with poison which
Is carried through the hody and produces such
ailments as consumption, heart disease. scrofu-
lous and bronchial disorders, as well as dropsy
rheumatism and Female complaintsr His
Golden Medical Discovery acts especially upon
the liver and other excretory organs. 1t eleanses
the blood, repairs, invisorates and gives new life
to the whole system. The action OF this Dis
covery is aided in stubborn cases of costiveness
by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. which also en-
body an entirely new principle. While there
are not three cases Of these diseases sn a hundred
which DIR. Pierces remedies will not relieve or
cure, it happens sometimes that chronic and Sc
riously complicated and long neglected disorders
require additional home treatment In all such
rare and exceptional DR. Pierce WILL ppon
receiving particulars in writing, send free of
Charge. ouch plain, straightforward, confidential
advice will enable the sufferer find relief and
cure IL the case is curable. All correspondence Is
treated In strict confidence.
When DR.. Pierce OF Buffalo. n. " pub
lished the first edition of his work, The
- "a Peoples Common Sense
I Medical Adviser, he an
gIyI nounced that after 6so,ooo
NT copies had been sold at the