The morning times., 1896-05-01

minute counters or chips" such as are
used in card games. Mixed in with these
are few white ones, about Que white to
three hundred red ones. These are the
red and white corpuscleS of the blood. In
consumption or any wasting disease"
the red corpuscles OF health gradually dis
appear until they are almost entirely gone
A very sick person may have as much blood
in his veins as a healthy one, but 1t is
changed and weak and loaded with i'm
purities. 1t will no more Dourish the
diseased organs than salt water will satisfy
thirst
The blood making and blood-cleansing
organs have lost their power OF supplying
healthy blood. They can neither furnish
the needed red corpuscles nor carry away
the foul impurities. No matter how much
food is taken nor how good it is, 1t gives no
nouriShment; its vital qualities never reach
the diseased tissues. In the midst OF plenty
they are famiShing: "Nourishment, nourish-
ment, everywhere, but not drop TO drinkl'
That is the cry of the lung tissues vast
ing away in consumption. The throat and
bronchial tubes, the heart, and kidneys, and
skin and Joints; all are suffering from the
same cause; the life-current which ought to
supply them with sustenance and nurture
only brings them poison. They are famish-
ing for good blood.
generally acknowledged; but 1T was discov-
cred nearly thirty years ago by DR.. r. v.
Pierce, then n rising young physician of
Buffalo, n. Y. He was almost the first
physician in this country to take the radical
view that consumption is a blood disease
and the only way to reach and cure 1T is
to cleanse and enrich the blood. He took
step further than others. He believed that
medicine is the science of cure. he de-
nfY,a must
found which should enable the blood-pro-
ducing and blood-purifying organs to per-
form their work. He made up his mind
to discover this medicine and he did.
After patient aud thorough investigation
he discovered the remedy which has since
become famous as Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the most remarkable
remedy in the history OF medicine for the
cure OF consumption and all wasting and
scrofulous diseases and impoverished con-
ditions OF the blood. For more than twenty
five years now the Discovery has been
curing the so-called ''iucurable." Its Won
derful efficacy isproven beyond the shadow
of doubt; not in few cases only, but
literally by tens OF thousands.
It has demonstrated, by the unanswer-
| able logic of facts, that consumption is
| blood-disease and can be cured In all
| its earlier stages, and greatly mitigated
when more advanced; that all depleted
and 'srun-down'' conditions of the system,
| and all kinds of skin disease. ulcerations
and liver and kidney troubles, catarrh.
dropsy, asthma. and even rheumatism, have
their seat In the blood and are rooted out
when the blood is purified aud enriched.
The cures accomplished by the ''Golden
| Medical Discovery have astonished the
doctors; confou uded the skeptics; and
best OF all, restored health and courage
| fO tho suffering and homeless.
| But there is nothing in the least mys-
| terious or unaccouutable about these ex.
| traordinary cures. The "Golden Medical
Discovery is the invention Of a regularly
qualified physician. 1t is the result OF
wide experience aud careful study. 1t is
based upon accepted principles of medical
| science, aud upon the laws Of nature and
OF human physiology. 1t reaches directly
and surely the obscure sources Of NAL.