The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-13

strong men to cover, the fierce lightning
flashes that came cracking through the
night, revealed the fran figure of a deli
cafe young woman with face upturned
to heaven and clenched. hands uplfted
in mortal agony; while her wall of mis-
cry penetrating even the awful voice Of
the storm could be heard in the oft-re-
peated refrain: My Home! My Home!
Barred out of Homer
She had been a bright ambitious girl,
starting hopefully abroad to cultivate
her naturally beautiful voice; deter
mined 10 make a European fame for
! herself as a successful singer But cir.
cumstances were against her. Unfair
rivalries robbed her of the best oppor-
tunities. Despite her undoubted talent
failure followed Nature; she grew NOR
bidly sensitive and wrote less and less
often to the fond parents whose great
est happiness was to supply her every
need. She was proud: Il will not write
| again" she said one day, until l
have succeeded" Weeks lapsed into
months. Suddenly misfortune and death
fell upon the grand old homestead The
young girl giving up the unequal struggle
came back across the sea to the deatn-
stricken, bolted, barred, deserted mouse an
unaware of the swift disaster which had
left her penniless, orphaned and alone.
"Barred out of homer' This is the sad
refrain ringing through the memories OF
that pathetic scene. Barred out OF home
is the thought that well may echo through
the hearts of many woman who seems
to all outward appearance surrounded
with every household comfort, that the
heart could wish. Alas. health is lack
ing Home is no home to the poor SICK
broken down woman who has no Strength
health or energy to enjoy It. Disease
bolts and bars a woman outside of the
doors of true home happiness as complete
" as ii she had no home.
Countless thousands of weakened
weary. disease-racked women all over
these United States have had the gates
of healthy, vigorous home happiness
thrown wide open TO them by the life
renewing. blood vitalizing Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" of DR.. r. V. Pierce OF
! Buffalo, N. Y. 1t lifts the enfeebled con-
stitution out of the quagmire of disease
and sets it bodily upon the firm ground
OF health.
Ii reaches deep down into the system
and ouickens the inner forces of the nu-
tritive organism giving the digestive func-
lions power to create healthy blood
strength-making and nerve-building. In a
grateful letter to DR.. Pierce Mrs Carrie
e. Shriver of Texanna, Cherokee Nat,
Ind. Ty., writes: six years ago 1 was
taken sick with what the doctors called
neuralgia of the heart and stomach. l
was given up to die; was refused the wa
fer at the Hot Springs, as they said 1t
would cause instant death. In fact gave
up all hopes of ever being well, or even
living from one week until the next. l
longed for death to relieve me OF my IN
tense suffering. When II seemed that all
life and health was lost, lady persuaded
me to try DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and his 'Favorite Prescription
/ consented, and now, after taking SIX
bottles of Golden Medical Discovery
and four of 'Favorite Prescription, am
we'll can do all my work, washing and
all and take care of my baby two months
old l have walked four miles to the post
office ard back home, in three hours-in
fact l feel like a new woman, and can
say now. that life is worth living"
That magnificent Institution the Inva-
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute Of Buff
falo, ~ Y, is famous throughout the
world as the model sanitarium of Ameri-
ca. For thirty years Dr. r. V. Pietce
has been its chief consulting physician
and has had an unparalleled experience in
treating obstinate chronic diseases He is
universally recognized as among the most
eminent of living specialists.
His "Favorite Prescription" for weak
women directly heals and strengthens the
special feminine organism. Taken in con-
junction with the Golden Medical Discov-
cry" they constitute complete and SCI
entifc course, of treatment for delicate,
worried and oyer-wrought women.
Mrs. Nettie Faibore OF Lacey Hancock
county, Mississippi. writes After many
trials Of different doctors in my former
home Ondiana), i had given up all hope
OF ever being a well woman again. on
coming South some Of my new friends
mentioned DIR. Pierce's medicines. ] de-
termined to try them, and / am well to-
day as m my young days by using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Ia