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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

the las Ave years my health has oe0
bad. and in Oc,ooer. 1886. I vas taken
down ! would be up for two or three
days, then be in bed Tor the next three
weeks ! kept getting worse all the
time until n December. when / was taxi
en- worse. ] sent for a doctor and he
said had liver complaint and indigss-
don- He treated me for same. bat I
grew worse all the time Could not sas
'si,hou, great pain Had knot in my
stomach as big as g mans hat Gown
AMI j; was hard ike bone. could ncx
lie on my let side a, all. ana would have
night sweats. high fsvsrs and chf,iS
About January 18th. 1895. wrote You
and by your advice. began taking Or.
Pisrcs's Golden Medical Discovery.
From The frs: bottle could see no oens-
IL. but ! started on The second. and be-
fose ] had taken half % !, could feel
the effects Of the medicine and you may
feel assured that Eel; happy. com
i.Eued 10 take the Discovery until had
taken five bottles and one vial ~ Pes
let's I can now say thar am well and
able 10 do my farm work and can eat
anything wi:hou; any II effects think
d.. Pierce's medicines ara the best In
the word Tor torpid liver. and would ai-
wise al who suffer from liver troaa.s 20
give them fair trial"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

disease. A mans stomach and digestive
| right and the balance OF the machine
| viii jog along without any friction. Blu,
let mans stomach get ever so lit;le
"out OF Rhack' and the whole mschan-
ism suffers.
When man gets sick, nature says:
Feed The brute" But you can't feed
the brute if the brute's feeding mechan-
ism is in a state OF collapse. Now, Dr..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery acts
first on that feeding mechanism. IL
braces up his stomach. Il. makes him
hungry-hungry as ne used 10 be when
he was boy and stole and ate raw tur-
nips out of a farmers field. II sets the
digestive juices 10 flowing. II sees 10 i,
that the life-giving. tissue-building eie-
menrs OF the food are absorbed into the
blood and that the impurities and refuse
Of the food are rejected and excreted. II
puts the liver 20 work and makes il
earn its living. II fills the arteries with
the rich, life-giving blood OF health.
Old. inert. half-dead tissues are torn
down. carried away and excreted. and
new. healthy, vital tissues are built W
in their place. Ii doesn't make any diff
ference where the weak spot is, the
Golden Medical Discovery puts new,
healthy tissues there and carries away
the Old broken down and diseased ones.
THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER.
In case of Bright's Disease, the Cold
en- Medical Discovery" stops the waste
Of vital elements. In bladder trouble j
rebuilds the tissues and carries Off and
eliminates the old, diseased and infamed
tissues Here are two testimonials that
tell the story OF what DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery will do in cases Of
kidney and bladder troubles:
Through your skillful treatment I am
once more a well man." writes ]. y. Ar
mold, Esq. OF Candy. Logan Co., Neb.
81 suffered for years and could not find
relief until / commenced taking your
Golden Medical Discovery 1 suffered
for years with constipation and torpIdity
OF the liver. which resulted in irritation
OF the prostate and Inflammation OF the
bladder. l had only taken one bottle
when l found great relief. The med-
cine has effected a permanent cure. 1t
has been two months since I stopped
taking the medicine ard have no symp-
toms of the disease returning. You have
been the means Of saving my life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

isn't properly digested and the blood
doesn't receive and distribute the life
giving elements OF the food. The pro-
cess OF tearing down and rebuilding. that
means health, IS checked and alnos.
completely stopped. A man in this
position is Ike a locomotive that never
goss to the repair shop. All parts OF his
mechanism get rotten and rusty and are
n1t replaced. There IS bound 20 De a
smash-up.
The tissues OF the brain are poisoned
by the blood. and are not revlvIfied by
Ife-giv.ng nutriment- The man begins
10 suffer from hea iaches. Then sleeple.s-
ness and nervousness. Then he tres 20
trick nature. He resorts % different
dangerous drugs TO temporarily auay
the headaches. He takes other danger
Gus drugs 10 quiet the nerves. He re-
sorts - op.a5es in order 70 get sleep. He
begins 10 indulge in stimulants % brace
up ms appetite. In each case he gets
temporary relief. He is trying to cheat
nature and 70 play a confidence game on
death. Like Sheridan ne may succeed
for a time ami consider E: grea, i,ka
but the punishment IS sure 20 come
The laws OF health are str.c.ly enforced
The man who breaks them mus pay the
penalty. He cannot chea; nature or
confidence" disease.
THE WEAKEST POINT.
When man is in the condition de-
scr.bsd disease strikes al his xeakes;
point II he Is a business or professional
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poor that his boots were out at the toes
and he hadn'. the wherewithal TO get a
new pair. He purposed to leave in a
few days for London and wished to ar
i've in the metropolis presenting a de-
cent appearance.
With this end in view he visited the
.wo leading bco.makers in Bath and or
iered from each very fine pair of
boots, each pair TO be made from the
same pattern. He Instructed bootmaker
No. to deliver his pair OF boots at nine
o'clock on the morning OF his contem-
plated departure for London. He in
structei bootmaker No. to deliver his
pair OF boots at ten O'Clock on the same
morning.
The appointed day arrived and with it
Boot-maker No. 1 with fine par OF
boots. Sherry tried on the boots and
expressed his general approval OF them.
He liked them n every respect except
that ti1e right boot pinched a little. He
instructed Bo.t-maker No TO take the
right boor back TO mis- shop, stretch il
q little and return With il at two o'clock
that afternoon. OF course the boot
left boot, which was perfectly satisfac-
tory. A few minutes later Boot-maker
No. 2 put in an appearance with the 9TH
er pair OF boots. Sherry also approved
of them. but upon trying them on dis
covered the left boot pinchei little. He
ordered Boot-maker No. to take the
lef: boot back to his shop, stretch Il a
little and return with Il a. 2 o'clock that
afternoon. In each case Sherry prom
ised payment on receipt OF the other
boot. Like Boot-maker No. l the second
boot-maker went away, leaving behind
the Satisfactory boot.
Then Sherry cheerfully put on Boot
maker No. ones left boot and BOOT
maker Nc. two's right boot. and mount
ed the first coach for London.
a CONFIDENCE GAME.
Now Sherry considered that a good
Joke. l. wasn't the last one he played
He played good many Of than. Blu,
a maa cannot play tricks on the law ani
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thinking or worrying about work. He
never thinks or worries about his health.
He neglects that utterly. He finds that
his appetite is not as good as Il used 10
be. He realizes that he is a trifie dye
peptic and that mis- digestion is a little
"out of whack." But he is IN such a
rush that he hasn't even time 10 properly
masticate his food. When he eats Hit
tie of something that is hearty it seems
TO stick in a lump down in the lower
part OF his throat. II it's something
especially hearty, he can even taste it
for two or three hours after his meals.
If he INDUCES in something that IS
rather indlgestible, hes is troubled with
pains and cramps across the abdomen.
TRYING TO TRICK NATURE.
He recognizes the fact that he suffers
from constipation, but ne doesn't pay
any particular attention 10 It. He says.
''Oh. that's nothing. L am Of naturally
constipated hab!t-always have been
more or less So
The mans liver gets sluggish. His
complexion looks muddy.
The posons OF constipation are alb
sorbed by the blood and carried 10 all
parts OF the body. The food that he takes
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prosper. Sherry wrote some Q. III:
creates, comedies ever written. and va:
ons OF the brightest wits TIA; ever lived
but ne died young man n poverty and
disgrace He died psuper.
People ~ ordinary common sense now
adays DO not play tricks on the IA " ..
the land They know that i would
mean arrest AMI .shmsnt Bu.
thousands OF pacple who are supposed %
have goot sturdy common sense, Try %
match Their wits eEairs: disease. and
try 10 dodge o. iefea; the Ia rs ot health.
Retriol:icn for the law-5resks-s Is sure
AMI swift, doesR': make any differ
snce whether ne breaks the laws Of TIE
land OF the laws % health.
n the PURSUIT % wealth men ovsrxo-k.
ovsr-Horry and neglect ;he-r health.
Then. waen they get physically hard Up.
thsy try 70 chea; nature on, % a new
ease % life.
a man over-wo.ks. He 3 TOO az15i-
tious. He doesn't take sEfticlsn. time Or
mis- meals. He doesn't give h.nsel. t.ns
70 resi- OF recres;e or sleep. He Is n TOO
biz hurry. ana tres 20 crowd :hlrty
hours work into every tren,y-.ou-
Waen ae isa'. absolutely SorarS, ae :.
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ALL LUNG TROUBLES.

This great medicine cures IS per cen,
o, all cases of consumption. bronchitis.
asthma. laryngitis. nasal caiarrh. effects
OF "a grippe and throat troubles. II
cures by rsinoying the cause. II fills the
blood with the lfe-glying nutrimeni OF
the food. Il tears down the diseased is
sues in the lungs. and builds % healthy.
muscular air-cells. II facilitates sxpec-
:orati0n and clears the lungs. II iavig-
crates the breathing and fills the lungs
with l,e-glving oxygen. l. so0thes the
cough and sliays Inflammation. Thou
sands have testified - their recovery IN
Ger This marvellous medicine after al
hope vas gone. Here arc Just a few
grateful testimonials, taken a. random
from among tens % thousands.
Il had a bad cough aHd >go; SO lo~
Win K mat gould n5t $: up" writes
Mrs Matte Gray e New London. Ua-
ion Co. Ark "Olr family physician ;oli
NJ husband that had consu1ption-
rad pains through ny chest and spi; u
bod -7ok your Golden Medical Dis
oovery.' and e cured ne. I: saved ny
life. doni ilink any one would de %
Consumption Z they wo1I1 ;aiss D..
Pierce's Golisn Nedical Discovery"
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Aaeg 6.hez,~~~~1
ABOUT coRpuLENr PEOPLE

Because 90 the wide reputation -ha'
Dr.. P:erce's Golden Medical Discovery
has achieved as a olcod-naker and flesh
| builder. many people os a eogpuiea;
habi, s;ave hessta,ed 20 take il. This Is
a mistake. While the Golden Medical
Discovery is truly the grea, blood
maxi. and fesh-auiles-. Il does no;
make corpulen; people more corpulent-
Il bulds solid. healthy. muscular flesh
tissue, bu, does not raise the weigh.
aoove the normal figure. Excessive
corpulsnce sod excessive ieanness. odd
as il may sasni. are both diseases OF the
same nature. They are both caused by
improper nutrition % the. body. That IS
the exact poia, tina, the Golden Med
cal Discovery hits I, is the great cure
for improper nutrition. It.is the one
medicine n oil the world tia; Is aimed
exclusively &c correct AL faults OF nutri-
ton. l. accOmpl shes its purpose. and IN
doing 50 Is the right medicine FOR both
wasting diseases and FOR people who SUI
te- from excessive corpulence,
DISEASES OF THE NERVES.
In cases Of brain troubles or nervous
troubles. Or. P'srce's Golden Medical
Discovery acts along the same lines as
osher diseases. IL cures by correcting
faulty nutrition. Tha, is a, the bottom
OF nearly all diseases. II cures by max
ing the blood rich and healthy and by
building Few and normal brain and
nerve fibers. II tones up the Whole
nervous system. II gives a man sound.
refreshing sleep and healthy nerve rest.
Thousands have testified 70 the marvel
Gus cures accomplished by Il. Here are
a few sample testimonials:
Ten or twelve years ago had some
thing like FILLING SICKNESS with intense
N ssry IN my head" writes NJ V Grills.
Esq.. Carroll;on. Carroll Co. Ky. II
had doctor 10 fr.a, me for It. but ne
gave me but little relief. Then I went 70
Covington. Ky, and had all OF the doc
tors there try me. i would be working
hard. and the next Ting I would know
would be lying as though I were dead
would be carried into the shade or the
house and perhaps ] could go TO work
the next day or perhaps I would be in
bed for weeks. I would have cramps in
legs and arms. and my eyes would feel
as though they would come GU, OF my
head. Very often I would faint II at
tempted 20 st up for any length OF time.
/ happened TO get one OF DR.. Pierce's cir
cllars. 60; three bottles OF DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. and i have
not had an attack OF the trouble since"
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man who works very hard with Ms brain
re Chances are that the breakdown
viii come in ne shape - 1srva1s q
asus'ioa o. prost-s;ion- II he e clark
and leads seden;sry he. o. x0rss benz
over desk, the probabilities are ma h
lungs wi BE- re weak point. sn5 ~
breakdown VIII come u TIC shape as
consumption. bronchitis asthma. nzsaf
cstsrrh. grip @ some .a-oss ;r9uble -
ne man = an outdoor so-s.eF. ex-oSeE
% al changes OF weather n a T.-1-ozs
climate. the breakdown Is I.ksiy 10 cons
= the form % rheumatism Z The ua-
has been a drinking nsn, G. a lscon
ave engineer. sasi>ct = ne coa;laaa'
ia % an engine. ;he weak poias = zs<z-
Ally MS kidneys q bladder. and Dis
asa VIII strike him n he fern az
S--s1,'s Disease. Q. some bladder .rou
Die. l: The man Ewes IL q sSa1,ry c3aa-
~ or badly drained city. ae E.l prob
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TIE GRaSpEsr ngnEpr

Nr. r. p. Gfesve. merchant. % CHI
howie. Va. cs-fiflss that he had con-
sumption. vas given up 20 de. sought
al medical treatment that rnon<y coaii
procure. tried al cough remedies he
could hear 90. bu; got nc relief: spen;
RAINY nights sitting up IA a chair. vas
induced % try d.. Kings New Disc0y-
cry. AMI was cured b. use q two hos-
ties FOR pas: three years has been a.
tending - business. ana ssys Dr Kings
New Discovery - tss grsnSsss remedy
ever made. a. 70 has fose an much fsr
him and slso fer Others ~ his con-
raanify d.. Kinz's New D.seovsrv %
guaranteed f5r Coughs. Colds and Coz
s1upflon. J; 51n't fall Trial boissss
free a. Geo Van weT5sn's Pharmacy.
7zs y Main street. ara q CeAf.ngs
dug stors. a8-thssst corner Topeka All
Douglas avenues
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i. h. MAAM.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
mad disappeared.
NfisS)

Rheurne Ism IS A disess. OF the blood.
D.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
drives all ACIDS and impurities fror, tie
blood and promptly cures not only rheu-
matism. bu; all diseases that are due TO
impure blood.
Il mad rheumatism" writes Mrs. T..
Young OF COving;on, Linn Co. Iowa.
my whole limb was swollen and very
painful / tired all rhe i.nin,en.s I hard
OF. but did not receive the least relief
from any Of them. went 10 BED dis
couraged. as could n; use my limb
tried Dr.. Piercs's Golden Ne5lcal Dis
covery. II a few dsys began % gan.
aad in e.x weeks was all right ard
Rave ns4 better health tran FOR several
years before taking this u,tciclne.'
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sonrTnIxe TO Snow.

T. nay D worfa soassssanx - z-sw
lng szs firss or rsFssE sFs.so - .
healthy Txsr = E5ectr,e Fssf->ss TAss
me- - - pzssiy VsxFtzsls. sc;s ~
zivsrx iers - 80 rFTzs esnsrss - sas
- ma. gss-.y s.szsiz.ss sss f-ss-er ar.
Xss1rys. al 49, s.ess a-rz,. -
stroN % >,7 s-srss2Ess - ne 1is0t
lszirs7 ksffers .-ssoFss tse sps,stiss.
sl8z : ixesfoa sd a pTaasSass-: ~
faazs Hhs n4se trsss e as - FFgy bess
ssoss sssssf a. assss sezs~ Try <
ss.s - Ese o. s. - - sssls - Gss.
Van Eferssa'a E'axF-aszT. - X ss<ss
s.Sses. as q. Csrar.az's drag ssars a.
resth~4ss es-rer' x TssekA a1z Dog
sas ass-xz
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WNEINz

IT desire 70 say thar have lately
given DR.. Pierca's Golden Medical D's-
c1very trial" wites Miss c. NJ Mals;te
OF Houston. Harris Co. Texas, "and 10
has completely cured me OF very serious
and obstinate disorders IN which the
hearts acton was impaired (accompan-
led by pain for two weeks. no; from bad
digestion altogether. for my digestion
was almost perfect. took Z for two
weeks. l could not feel much effects az
all from It 81 first, and never felt siirnu-
latsd by IL as by ordinary Sonics. I
only began 20 experience less discomfort;
from my Illness after sbou, the fourth
dose. and in four or five days st1 less.
and several days after I was surprised
10 find that I was actually better. Two
weeks having passed. every symptom
mad disappeared
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-09

ably pay the penalty with a case Of ma
laria or chiiIs. and fever.
The exact form o. the disease doesn',
cut any figure. The cause is the same in
each case and the cure is the same. II
doesn't do a bit OF good 20 treat for the
outward manifestations. The doctor
who tries 10 treat nervous pros.ration. or
consumption. or rheumatism, or Bright s
Disease, or malaria, as separate. pri-
mary diseases. is nincompoop. he is
just as foolish as his patient Like him.
he is simply juggling with the real dis
ease-trying 70 cheat na;ure-.o play a
confidence game on death. The oaly way
Is cure IS TO properly treat ,he cause.
A CERTAIN REMEDY.
There is just one speedy. certain cure
for the cause Of these troubles. That
cure is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Il goes direct 10 the genesis OF
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A lazy ryvrp

wren a mars liver Is ouf 0. o-fs- -
s. riDs fSs 8inos. eny dsesse fssa, hsp-
prs aianE. His snflTe Constitution . y
a sac ., reciprocity a.s5 = ready -
csnt z.os - AIRY cescr.D.ien. Tas
'Geiien Ms5.csl D.sc9vs~T~ = ise b%s.
o. AZ kHozn. liver in9ggss:orz T. El1
%; ne iszses. Q. ivsrs "a q isrs IN ~
isns. I makes your Lxsr Lvssy as5
yosr boob pure i; = tas bes. Q: EpslaS
l1stisfass
Il hsi besn :-c1bIsi = several yszr,
=i:a spsIl~ e Liver conpis-at-" writes "a
-. D-sasasl4. Es1. csn.san.zi. xorTo-
c., ". Va. ~Ea5 s5S5t fEo yssrs aga
~ aszlfa gave rzy- ! frssd Esrss7sr-
giz SIS getting wo-E~ g. ~ fxe.
a48 weakness "a ny iss. s5s~ All
ssgnas. psio tA.toa - re 5>ar- a. tins
crzu17.nz gzzns p % szo-5aza as.er a.
ing nessss <eak sns 50 srs@<xy .ssr aay-
- TX. TOOK Dr. Ple-css Galss- I<s;-
csi Di.zssx ~ sEf sszsa - z.sn5 s1o-n
M szTL 7 ss1a -. lks = .ez vsassz
] san n0s eaioF x ~9l<atz5 ksaiss as
have spse1.s1 s9pesis>. xoo1 gsssssz
AM also pascssal qGlE. EasE5
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ually bends, the bones ache, while de-
crepitude and helplessness prema-
tprely take possession. of the body.
Under this treatment. it is but a shor,
step from vigor and health to a pair
of crutcheS. With this wreck of the
system often comes falling of the hair
and eyebrows, loss of finger nails,
and decay of the bones-a condition
most horrible. This is no overdrawn
picture, for the world to-day is full of
these hobbling mercuria1 wrecks.
Contagious Blood Poison is the most
horrible of ali diseases, and has been
appropriately called the curse of man
kind. Until the discovery of s. S. S.,
1t was incurable. 1t has always baf-
lied the doctors, and it is in this dis
ease that the evils of mercury and
potash are most Common, because
these drugs are given in such large
doses IN an effort to counteract the
poison. While they succeed in bottlinr
up the poison i'll the system. it always
break forth again, attacking some
delicate organ, frequently the mouth
and throat. filling them with eating
sores. S. s. s. is the ouly known cure
for this terrible disease
1t is the same in other diseases of
the blood. Scrofu1a, Eczema. Cancer,
Rheum atisrn, all are given the same
treatment by the physicians-rnercury
and potash, and the result as above set
forth is always the same.
We offer d remedy purely vegetable,
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and never fails to cure Contagious /
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"Dr. Piercs's Golden Medical Discov-
cry is the finest remedy ever compound
ed for bladder trouble" writes Profess
sor c. Chreiner OF Carthage. Jasper Co..
No. My case was a desperate one
was alarmed and had about given up all
hope. DR.. Anderson told me mine was
the worst case Of catarrh of the bladder
he ever saw. He told me there was only
one remedy in the world ne knew Of
would reach my case. and that was DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. In
less than one-haif hour after my first
dose I fel: relieved. Three bottles have
cured me. sound and well. Now. where
can I find words 20 express my graft
tude?"
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The committee adjourned fer one week
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QNA~64or~9

~ had eczema IN as WORT form,
writes Austin Rsn~ey, Esq. % Saiti.o.
Huntington Co. Pa 81 tried ,hrss de-
tors, bG: 80: no rsiie, < thosxat :.
would 20; ne wild. 4 i,chet arr burn~1
SC bsdIy T-hs neizabors thought
would never he cured iook yai-
Golden I4HcaI DxcoyeTy.' sn1 an n r
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f,rvEn nv HIS WITS

An amusing story is told of the great
English dramatist, Sheridan. Sherry"
as he was nick named, was al the fam
Gus English health resort, Bath. with q
sadly depleted pocketbook. He was so
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az hsi VERY bad c5asa. also nigh:
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While Miss F.tz Was away, George took
her parrot ANYTHING happen" Il
ion't know: she keeps the parrot down Gel
ar now. and fhe snTaeement Is OF Life