The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-17

mind in sound body and plenty of
stamina backed by steady nerves. The
fight for the survival Of the tittest In
this end of the nineteenth century tries
men more than ever before in the history
of the world. That is because II Is now
a struggle of nerve and mental power,
where in the old days it was simply
question of physical endurance. Even the
ordinary Iaborer to-day needs a higher
grade of intelligence than the leaders of
a few centuries back. He must exercise
his brain as well as his muscle
Nowadays the man who suffers from
ill-health, who gets up in the morning
with a headache, and without an appe-
lite. and is indisposed for work or busl-
ness all day, and who returns TO MS
home tagged out and Respondent at
night, and goes to bed almost supperless
to pass restless, sleepless night, Is
candidate for failure in any walk of life,
from that of the laborer TO the business
or professional man. Moreover, these
symptoms are but advance warnings OF
the coming of a disastrous physical or
mental breakdown. They are the result
of insufficient or improper nourisnment
of the body. Blood, flesh, bone, mus
Gle. nerves and brain do not receive the
right kind of food or the right amount
of it. Serious disease will be the result
and it will strike the man at his nat
urally weakest point. If the weak point
is the lungs it will be consumption; II
the nerves, 1t will be neuralgia, seiatica
or general or nervous debility If the
kidneys, II will be Brights desase or
bladder trouble; If there is an over
worked brain, 1T will be nervous eXhaus-
ton or prostration and possibly tempo
rary insanity.
The exact form of the disease doesn't
cut any figure The cause is the same
in each case and the cure Is the same.
1t doesn't do bit Of good to treat for
the outward manifestations. The doctor
who tries to treat nervous prostration, or
consumption, or rheumatism, or Brights
disease, or malaria as separate, primary
diseases Is a nlncompoop. He is just as
foolish as his patient Like him, he Is
simply juggling with the real disease
trying to cheat nature-to play conf
dence game on DEATH The only way to
cure is to properly treat the cause.
There is a sure and speedy cure for all
these troubles and the conditions that
lead up to them. 1t is DR.. Plerce's Golden
Medical Discovery. ii corrects all faults
of the digestion. 1t gives healthy zest to
the appetite. 1t makes the stomach
strong and healthy. 1t increases the flow
of digestive juices 1t puts the lazy liver
TO work 1t assists assimilation and fills
the blood. with the life-giying elements
of the food. IL makes rich, red, pure
blood and sends 1t to every part of the
body renewing and rejuvenating every
tissue and fiber. 1t builds new flesh tis-
sues, new nerve hbers and new brain cells.
1t gives new life. 1t cures 80 per cent. Of
all cases of consumption. 1t is a speedy
remedy for nervous troubles of every de-
scription 1t is not a cure-an, and only
cures one class of diseases, all traceable
to the same cause-insufficient and I'M
proper nutrition. All first-class medicine
dealers sell it. IL honest, a dealer will
not urge you to take some inferior sub
stitute Thousands have testified to the
marvellous merits of this remedy.
Mr.. John Brooks, of Boylston, Wor-
cester county, Massachusetts (Sawyers
Mills), writes: 81 feel 1t my duty now to
write to you to tell you of the great bene-
At 1 have received. About a year ago l
was taken with a bad cold which settled
on my lungs. The doctors said l was in
| consumption and could not get well. l
took Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and it
did me no good. After taking it four
months l heard Of your Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and wrote to you for adj
vice. have taken your medicine and
It saved my life. / felt so sick when /
wrote to you that l thought / would not
live the winter through. In the morn