The morning times., 1896-04-03

indigestion" writes Mrs. F. A Orr, of
Corbett, Maryland. IF il had not been
for DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Pellets | firmly believe /
would have been in my grave, for nothing
did me any good until began taking them.
The Discovery also cured my child of
night-sweats aud a weak stomach, which
followed an attack of pneumonia. We
cannot praise your medicine too highly"
When / commenced taking your Dis
covery' one year ago writes Mr. A. l..
Williams, of Eagle Cherokee Nation, Ind.
Ty., Il was very low with cough and
at times spit up much matter with blood
mixed with it. | was not able to do any
work and spent most of my time in bed.
/ was run down and very weak, could
scarcely walk.
II took six bottles OF your Discovery and
consider myself well. 1t has been year
now since have had any trouble. l con-
slider it a great medicine for all disea Ses
for which 1t is recommended and wish all
consumptive people would only give it q
trial.
Il have used one bottle OF your Golden
Medical Discovery writes Mr.. A. d.
Brookins, Of New Lewisville, Lafayette Co.,
Ark, land l am pleased TO say that it has
done me more good than all the medicine
I have ever taken in my life. l believe that
it eXccls all other blood medicines the world
over" ="
Il was troubled with cold, settled on
my lungs. for one year writes Mr.. j. \.
O'Kelly OF Westminster, OConee county, ).
c., and commenced the use of DR. .Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and | used ten
bottles and two bottles OF Pellets and to-
day am a wellman enjoying good health.
There is nothing L could say too good
for it,"
The foregoing are only fair samples OF
thousands of marvellous cures effected by
the Golden Medca Discovery Had these
cures been effected on your best known
and most esteemed neighbOrs, and verified
by their statements, such testimonials could
be no more worthy of your confidence than
are the statements published above, COM
ing, as they do. from wcll-xnown and trust
worthy citizens, who in their several ne igh-
boThoods enjoy the full confidence and re-
spect OF all who know them.
When Dr. X. V. Pierce. of Buffalo,
y. Y. published the first edition Of his
work. The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, he announced that after $50 900
| copies had been sold at the regular price,
| 80 per copy, the profit on which would
repay him for the great amount of labor
and money expended in producing it, he
would distribute the next half million
free. Is this number of copies has al
| ready been sold. he is now distributing, alb
| solutely free, 100000 copies OF this most
=
and valua. c9UPPso9N bic com;
work ever $--* published -
! the recipient only being required to mail
| to him at the above address, this little
| coupon number, with twenty-one (21)
| cents in one-cent stamps TO pay for post
age and packing only, and the book will
| be sent by mail. 1t is a vertible medical
| library, complete iii one volume. 1t
contains over 900 pages and more than
| 800 illustrations. The Free Edition is
| precisely the same as that heretofore sold
/ at 81 so, except only that the books are
| bound in strong manila paper covers in
| stead of cloth. If French cloth. embossed
and beautifully stamped covers are de-
| sired, send 10 cents eXtra-31 cents in all,
to cover only the postage and the extra
| cost of that more durable and beautiful
style of binding. Send now, before all are
| given away. They are going off rapidly.