Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-20

said why. it Is consumption' A This is' gave me
but: thanks to kind Providence. INV wife called at
a,ug store and got six bottles Of DIR. Pierce's
doses took got alarmed. for felt numb feel
Ing. but kept on taking the medicine as directed
had taken the fourth bottle was able to- Ses
out and conduct my train"
"A NEW MAN ALL OVER"
poisoning.' writes John Hazelitan esq. Of No Sid
West Al street. New York city, .breakInp ont ali
over my body; my finger nails and toe nails fell
l could not walk friend of mine called one day
to tell him. fear 1t would get aroc,d "' b %i"f
am glad now that did. Had kept on with the
M s;r they would now have had al money.
1 began to take DR. Pierces Golden Medical bis.
Soery' after the hrst bottle began to feel a great
zeal better, but 1 broke Out more than before
After had taken i've bottles WIS new nan All
ooeLi IL, mad sore break out in iny mouth;
OF a ten-cent piece. After lad taken the last
ssan M hs b sore entirely disapP1a-ed am happy
man. l can never speak too highly your blood
sure sa 1t Is the hest s in the world 1t has,
since l began to take IT, eat nctter and look
HOME ENDORSEMENT. n-~ee
So highly is DIR. Pierce regarded at home that
he has been repeatedly elected to the highest pub
lie offices tsnch as State Senat aud United States
Representative by the citizens Of Buffalo, and such
is his professional standing and that of his Insti
tute that he well the members Of his m, deal
stan, are not only constantly consulted by p, ST.
clans all over America but have held executive
positions in leading medical and scientific societies
Dr. Pierce has on file many Thousand letters from
grateful people, many Of whom were cured by his
remedies after having been given up as ncurable
by local physicians and notc1 specialists. Many of
these grateful patients have specially rctuestei
that their cures be published for the beneIit OF
other sufferers Statistics show that there are not
three OF female disorder in a hundred that
DIR. Picrce's remedies will No: cure promptly and
permanently. No matter how serious the case may
be, no matter what friends physicians and special
lists may say. no matter how helpless and hopeless
the patient may feel, IL she will write to the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association at Buff
falo, n. ", of which DIR. Pierce is President she
Will promptly receive, free of cost. such plain
Straightforward, confidential advice will enable
her to herself at home. IT, as II sometimes
happens, her case doesn't yield entirely to the
remedies named the records show that 10y visiting
Dr. Perce's Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute
and placing herself under the treatment of the
corps of skilled specialists who have successfully
treated thousands upon thousands of cases. she
vii soon go forth a well, strong and happy woman
After years OF experience II has been found that
there very, very few not durable by Dr.
Pierce's put-up medicines sale throughout the
land, and when such case is found the patient il
not asked to indulge in further experiments and
expense, but is candidly advised by DIR. Pierce as
to her true condition.
A GREAT BOOK FREE
When Or. Pierce published the first edition OF
bis great work. The Peoples Common Sense Medical