Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-12-24

was glad to work overtime, and she
being deft with needle and scissors
helped the neighbors with their gowns
In such ways few dollars We're added
to the small home-making fund. Day
after day early and late they earnestly
planned and toiled never realizing that
they We're going beyond their strength
until the little breakdowns began to
come.
Many morning he would rise with
his head feeling as he expressed it,
like a lump of lead" and no stomach
for the dainty breakfast she had pre-
parcI. 20, you must eat!" she would
exclaim anXiously. You can never
work without it," And all the time
trying % smile. she you'd pass ntr
hand lightly across her own forehead
as if TO brush away the pain that
snapped and darted underneath.
Then came days when he could
neither eat nor work at all; when his
sight was blurred and dizzy, his limbs
weighted down as if with shackles; his
whole body full Of sickness and nausea
dark with dismal forebodings. De-
ScTlDlUE
he said to a friend:
What troubled me most was that
could not understand what was the
matter with me. The doctors said it
was consumption; they did me no
good. I knew something was killing
me by inches. Finally l had to give UP
and go to bed. 1 could hardly lift my
head off the pillow. My brother wanted
to write to DR.. Pierce Of Buffalo, and
brought me three bottles Of his Golden
Medical Discovery and begged me to
take it. l didn't have much faith but
said to my wife:
What's the use? The doctors don't
help me a bit and nothing else will.
At this rate I'll die anyway. This
Discovery can't hurt me; it may help
me; I'll try these three bottles just t2
please Jim He was right too. The
first bottle went straight to my diges-
ton and gave me an appetite so /
relished my food. l felt as If every
mouthful was doing me good and max
ing good blood in my veins l began
to feel better and pick up my flesh; my
bowels came around right and guess
my liver sort of walked up. My cough
stopped. l got good and strong and in
four weeks 1 was back at work again
like a man."
HOW TROUBLE WENT AWAY.
my wife never let on how miserable
she was feeling all the while; when i
found II out I made her take the Dis
covery' too and DR.. Pierces Favorite
Prescription for her nerves and she says
she's just made over new again. / sent
for his great Medical Adviser It's the
grandest book you ever saw. If we'd had
it before, we would have saved hundreds
of dollars
Then came new hopes, new plans. new
power and fresh achievements. The lit
tie home in time became their very own.
earned and paid for by the erstwhile
nerveless hands and brain now restored
to vigor and activity by the most remark
able life-renewing Discovery" that med
ical science has ever revealed to man.
And when at length sweet. fresh little
life came to bless their lives, they felt
that happiness was complete.
This is true story and it cannot be
told too often or too strongly. What
tHlS STed' DlSeo'eiJ oio Aoi eii9 mail
it has done for thousands Of men and
women in every corner of this broad
Union and in every civilized country on
the globe. The discoverer and inventor
of this matchess remedy. r. v. Pierce.
M. D., has been for thirty years and now
is the chief consulting physician of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo, N. Y. Probably no living physi-
clan has had wider practical expert
ence in dealing with those obscure and
obstinate diseases which battle tha sisiii
Of ninefy-nire doctors out of every nun-
dred.
A Massachusetts, man, Mr.. John Brook
Of Boylston. Worcester Co. f(Sawyers
Mills), in letter to DIR. Pierce writes: