The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

sumption, too, begins in the blood. The
is blood, blood for muscles, snews.
nerves, arteries; blood for the servant
| matter, and blood for the master-mind. i.
It i. a notable fact that when every stu
dent Of physiology could tell you Just
what blood is to brain and body, that IL
was reserved for one man to follow out
the fact to its logical conclusion in the
treatment OF disease. DR.. r. v. Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Inva-
| lids Hotel and Surgical Institute, OF
Buffalo. n. Y, was the man for the
who meet. the need OF the times, VINO
| fastens on TO a fact and follows Il until
he reaches the goal Of practical results.
From the days OF Adam down, men
have lain under apple trees and watched
the falling fruit. But only Isacc New
ION followed the falling apple to the
logical conclusion Of gIavitation. Ev-
eTybody knows the facts about the
blood, but only DR.. Pierce followed
them to the conclusion that IL disease
began in the blood, the cure must begin
there also. That was the first step.
The next step was to find the needed
cure-to
WIN THE RACE.
Aside from the fact that DR.. Pierce is
physician by birth, a physician by
choice, and a physician by training, ne
had facilities enjoyed by no other ply
sician living or dead. AS head of the
Worlds Dispensary and Surgical Insti-
tute, in constant practice and consulta-
ton, treating successfully hundreds OF
thousands Of cases, many OF them the
so-called hopeless cases. given up by
every other physician, ne was in a posi-
ton TO make practical proof OF his
knowledge. His success, the record OF
his triumph, is written in tens Of thou
sands Of testimonials received from
grateful men and women.
The following are fair samples OF
many thousands ct letters received by
Or. Pierre
1T Sas near the little town OF Leroy,
". Va, and during the month Of March.
1896, thar a young man lay pale end
motio2less upon (what the neighbors
called his dyqing bed. Disease OF the
lungs, liver complaint, kidney trouble,
and pleurisy were fast fastening him 20
the grave. The doctors had given him
up 10 Gle. The neighbors said. ne can
not live 'Oh. I would not care TO die
ne said. were it not for leaving my dear
wife and little child, bu. I know that
must die a brother had presented him
with three bottles OF medicine, but he
after the doctors had given him UP TO
ole and he had banished every hope o.
recovery, ne said 20 his wife, Dear wife,
1 am going TO die. there can be TO harm
now in taking that medicine. 1 viii
begin its use at once He did begin 10
use /; and at first he grew worse. but
soon there came a change. Slowly bur
surely ne got better. Today that man
is strong and healthy ami ne owes MS
life To that medicine. W71a< was the
medicine? II was Dr. Pierc,s's Golden
Medical Discovery, and /. Lo1ler Mar
tin. am one cured man D-. Pierce,
thank ycu from rae very deT,oh OF my
heart. for rescuiny me from the xrsve."
The foregoing is from Luther Martin
Esq. prominent citizen ~ U1bes,
Wood, Co. W. Va.
WAS JUST NEARLY CRAZY"
'I received your letters" Erstes Mrs
John Crozisr. Box Sc. Morriscown. BEL
mont Co, Ohio i wrote you On May
Sd, stating 10 YOU my condition Ny
face was q solid mass q p.urpies o.
red spots, and very sore l commenced !
using Dr. Pie-ce's Golden Medical Dis
cove-y about tie 81 o. April: I also |
used his Pellets 1 added one-21aic |
ounce OF Ioiide OF Potash 10 the Coli |
en- Medical Discovery just as read in |
the Common Sense Medical Advise
I had caken about two bottles when ny |
face commenced the burning sensation |
was Jus; nearly crazy v-aen wrote 20 |
you. Now l VIII tel you what / dad. I |