The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-05

others gave a different explanation as
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 curbstones are merely outward
symptoms of the inward ailment. The
real difficulty is not with the tire of the
wheel, but with it's axle, or its box.
Just what the man did next 1t is not nee
essary to state, but in less than ten min
utes the entire trouble was ended. lie
had removed the cause, instead OF tempof-
izing with the effect AS the lady drove
on rejoicing, someone remarked: HOW
few people in the world reason down TO
the root of things, and at the same time
carry in their heads the know how that
makes the wheels go round"
It is just this lack of reasoning down
to the root of things that is to-day caus-
ing Intense suffering to thousands of wo-
men; and for this suffering, to q great
extent, man is to blame.
Refined, intelligent, educated men, VINO
have spent eight or ten of the best years
of their lives in colleges, medical SCHOOLS
and hospitals. cling to the false, child
like theory of doctoring the tire as 1t
were, instead of curing the axle or It's
"hot-boX." They direct their attention
to where they see the sparks Tying, IN
where the real trouble lies. The conSe-
quence 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 head, her back, her limbs,
or the most important and sensitive or
gans Of her body, it is as senSelesS TO
resort to focal applications, pain cures,
or stimulants, as it is to grease the Ure.
whip the horse or arlve on reg ESD tn cure re
symptoms instead of reasoning TO the root
of things and removing the cause or thl
W TtSTku and failure, instead Of success.
a most conspicuous exception to this
rule is the man who, nearly thirty years
ago proclaimed that he would not make
such mistakes, but would devote hlnselI
to reasoning to the root Of disease, ana 10
the discovery of new principle 1or lts
treatment. Many thousand letters OF
gratitude from former patients in all
parts of America, have told this physi-
clan that he has been successful beyond
even his own expectations. This man IS
DR. r. " Pierce of Buffalo, N. y, VINO
has for more than quarter OF CEN
fury been the head of the most compete
and successful health institute IN amer
lea. the Invalids Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, and whose Golden Medical DIS
covery'" 'Favorite Prescription and
ssPIeasant Pellets have converted thou
sands of men and women, in every state
of this union and in many foreign lands,
from absolute misery TO PhyslScaI C CigOr
mon Sense Medical Adviser mas hau the
greatest sale of any medical work ever
IN his research and practice DR.. Pierce
proceeded on the common sense princt-
ME that the blood could carry life or de-
ct
the liver was the ''housekeeper' of the
human system. That when the liver be-
comes disordered the blood is charged
with poison which is carried through the
body and produces such ailments as con-
sumption, heart disease, serofulous and
bronchial disorders, as well as dropsy;
! His "Golden Medical Discovery acts
| especially upon the liver and other ex-
cretory organs. 1t cleanses, repairs and
gives new life to the whole system. The
sction of this t'Discovery" is aided in
| stubborn cases of costiveness by DR..
| Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, which also
| embody an entirely new principle. While
| there are not three cases Of these diseases
! in a hundred which Dr. Pierce's remedies
! will not relieve or cure, it happens some
| times that chronic and seriously compl1-
/ cated and long neglected disorders re-
! ouire additional home treatment In
! an such rare and exceptional cases Ir-
| pierce will, upon receiving particulars IN
writing, send free of charge, such plain,
| STRAIGHTFORWARD, confidential advice as
| will enable the sufferer to ma rellet ana
| cure if the case is cureabie All eorre-
! snondence is treated in strict confidence.
| iThe people of Buffalo and leading sci
entflc and medical societies have
repeatedly nStlity testi and sRilI the Of DF
| Pierce by electing him to the highest
! offices within their gift-first to the state
! tbousarlll black on white testimonials
| have been sent him from former patients
| scattered throughout the union, as tokens
! of gratitude 10 MN AOI SoAliIAiol 9Ntlse
/ c1res he has wrought, and as messages
! If hope to those who have become snip
wrected, by the breakers of neglect and
improper medical treatment. A striking
| Illustration is the case of Mrs. charles
| Jewell of Cadillac, wexford county,
Michigan who writes: 81 was taken sick
the 5th of July; I called a doctor, but did
not receive any benefit from him. l was
| Going into drick consumption. Had ter
! ST,hie cough, raised a great deal; had
main through chest, was very weak and
| al run down. l told my husband 10 get
| q hottie of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
/ d1iscoyery; he did so; commenced taking
| Il ana / began to get better. was not
| outside of the dooryafd from July bun