The morning times., 1896-05-29

III bronchial and throat affections and
lingering coughs; debhtated 'run-down
nerVUuS conditions. digestive ana b!iiOuS dlS-
orders. liver complaint, ScrOfula ana other
obscure diseases OF milnutriton are simply
different forms of starvation. Every COu Gil
is call for nOurshing blood; every twinRc
Of pain is the cry of a starving nerve.
Nervous prustraton is only the StarVa tlon
of the nervous system. Supply the cur
culation with healthy blood and every
nerve Will drink up life and power. No
nerve food or emulsion was ever invented
to equal the Golden Medical Discovery III
marvellous restorative Influence on shat
tered and broken down nervous system
Corpulent people, whose Superfluous flesh
is only burden find the 'DiScovery'' a
tonic and strengthener which does not
add one ounce OF adipose tissue or flabby
fat; but by its clarifying effect upon the
blood. maintains the even standard or
robust active energetic health, creating
force, hard muscle and solid flesh.
The lifelong reputation of Dr. Pierce as
a widely experienced practitioner ana emf
nent authority on the treatment OF chronic
diseases. makes his Golden Medical Dis
covery" a recognized standard remedy
throughout the world. For nearly thirty
wears he has been chief consulting phySl-
clan to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical In
stitute at Buffalo, n. Y. the model sani-
tarium of America. During this period he
with his staff of physicians has treated
many thousands of patients aud has prob
ably had wider practical experience with
obstinate chronic diseases than any living
physician. His prescriptions are universal lly
esteemed as the product of rare familiarity
with the materia medica. a deep understand
ing of human physiology and unique genius
in adapting powerful. natural remedies to
the cure OF special diseases.
WOmankind. by tens OF thousands. have
testified their gratitude for Doctor Pierce'S
Favorite Prescription for the cure of
diseases peculiar to the special organism Of
women: and his pheasant Pellets are
everywhere accepted as the most perfect
laxative and are a permanent cure for oh
stinate constipation.
The unparalleled superiority OF these
remedies is so well understood that the
efforts of some INSCRIPTIONS druggists To
substitute other medicines in place of DR..
Pierce's is unsuccessful with intelligent pur-
chasers. They realize that the attempt
S direct imputation upon their own good
sense and judgment OF what they prefer
and resent it accordingly.
II was so sick with dyspepsia that /
could not eat anything for four months,
writes Mrs. Rebecca Gardner. of Graf ton,
York Co., Va. II had to starve myself,
as nothing would stay on my stomach.
tried almost everything that people
would tell me about and nothing did
last my husband got his mail and in it
was one of your little books. ] noticed
| the testimonials of some persons W ho
] was so badly off | could not ca t
even a cracker. but wha it would nearly
kill me. ] thought | was going to die.
j weighed only elgnty pounds. took
two bottles of the Discovery and, thank
God, aud your medicine, ] ann as well
as ever was. and now weigh % pounds.
have got bottle of 'Fayorte Prescrip-
| ton now and that is n wonderful medicine
for female weakness. tell everybody
about my cure and all those who live
! close to me think it miraculou that
| am looking so well. ] was in bed most OF
the time. Could not do any work four
| months ago now do all my housework
and attend to some outdoor work such
as attending to the cows and fowl
Il feel like taking you by the hand and
saying. thank God, you have saved my
| wife, for we had given her up Thus
writes Mr.. Thomas McGill. of Blue Rock
Muskingum Co., Ohio, to Doctor Pierce>
1--WE sat by her when the doctor said
she could not live till morning: so bad
| Golden Medical Discovery cured her.
When Mrs McGills case was reported
| to the specialists of the Invalids Hotel
| she was suffering from pain in the chest,
struggling for breath, hard, dry cough:
| ache: uterine disease; feet and ankles
| swollen: was confined to house: was given
up by her home physician. Her disease
| began six years before ard was attended
| by bleeding from lungs.
can gladly recommend Dr. Perce's
| Golden MEDICAL Discovery to all suffer
| ing from diseases for which you recon-
| mend it, writes Mr. John NJ. Hite OF
| Audubon, Audubon Co.. Iowa "'In the
summer of 1888 / took severe cold
| which settled on my lungs and chest, and
/ suffered intensely from it. / tried
several or our best physicians here apt