The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-17

proach will fee to a place Of safety.
There is a more dangerous and more
deadly enemy that daily rides
the sstreets of every city viii
lage and hamlet, and yet men and
women seem not to heed it's approach Its
name is consumption. One-seventh of all
the deaths in ali the world are due to this
fell destroyer. Consumption knows
neither rank nor station. wealth nor power
It deals out death with an impartial hand
No city is too great no hamlet Is too
small, for It's terrible mission All the
drunken cowboys of the West IL turned
loose without a hindrance in the most pop
ulous city could not kill in one year one
tenth of the human beings that consump-
ton kills in a day. And yet, men and wo-
men do not seem to fear this relentless
monster They do not anticipate its
coming. They appear to be utterly heed
less of its approach. They seem in the
majority Of cases to count it's coming.
They do not flee, they do not even take
measures to protect themselves The
tombstones of the victims of this utter dis
regard of death crowd the cemeteries of
every land
Consumption like all wasting diseases
has its inception in disordered digestion
and consequent imperfect nutrition I'm
like the blood-thirsty cowboy, its APP
proach is not heralded by menacing shouts
and a display of death-dealng weapons.
1t crceps upon its victims softly, silently,
surely. 1t comes step by step. A little
over-work-a little disregard of the laws
of health-a few irregularities of habit-a
little too much hurry and worry-Too lit
tie time given to eating and resting and
sleeping-a trifiing disorder of the diges-
ton; a slight falling off in the appetite ;the
fo AMI T1aa affaf
that 1t would be a waste of time to stop
for a minute in the headlong race of mod
ern life to remedy these little troubles. The
situation grows a bit worse. The appe-
tite becomes less and less. The food that
is hurriedly eaten is no longer properly
digested. The organs of secretion no lon-
ger perform their proper functions. The
gastric juices that aid digestion cease to
flow into the stomach and large intestines.
Assimilation of the life-giving properties
of the food ceases. The blood Is not prop
erly nourshed. Instead of the life-build-
ing elements of nutrition, 1t takes up the
poisonous effusions of indigestion. These
are carried to and deposited in every It's
sue and organ of the body. The organ
that is Inherently weakest receives the
largest proportion. Disease like a skilled
pugilist always strikes at the weak point.
Most frequently the lungs are that point
The tissues and the cell-walls of the lungs
do not receive the right amount of life
giving nutriment Inert half-dead It's
sues are not torn down and exercised and
replaced by new, firm and healthy tissues.
The victim soon has a pair of lungs that
are made of inert almost lifeless material
devoid of nervous or muscular activity.
The needless and reckless victim has now
provided the proper soil in his lungs for
the invasion and infinite multiplication of
the deadly germs of consumption. The
microbes of consumption are scavengers
and feast and flourish upon improperly
nourished tissues. The sufferer has un-
knowingly provided for them a rich pas
ture land.
There is a sure, speedy and safe cure
for consumption, and all conditions that
lead TO 1t. This deadly disease has been
frequently pronounced incurable 1t Is
not. Thousands have testified to their
rapid and permanent recovery from this
most deadly disease, after they had been
given up by the doctors, and all hope gone.
by the use Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t cures SO per cent of all
cases of consumption. 1t is a prompt and
never-failing remedy for weak lungs. spit
ting Of blood, shortness of breath, severe
cough, bronchitis, asthma, and all kindred
affections. 1t rs a cure for all wasting dis
eases due TO indigestion and imperfect nu-
triton. 1t corrects all disorders of the d.
gestion, makes the appetite keen and
hearty, invigorates the organs Of secretion.
makes assimilation perfect, purifes the
blood and fills 1t with the elements that
builed hearty flesh and muscle. 1t acts di-
reetly upon the lungs, driving out all dis
ease germs, carrying off inert matter and
replacing 1t by new and healthy tissues.
II Is the great blood maker and flesh build
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