Evening star., 1898-10-19

years standing. l continued taking
the medicine, and by the time the
fifth bottle was gone | was well
man. | can cheerfully recommend
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery to any similar sufferer"
Such testimony as this is the most
practical and convincing argument
which can be advanced for the heal
ing and invigorating power of the
Golden Medical Discovery" Thou
sands upon thousands have used it
and ndninety-eightper cent of these have
found cure even when vitality had
fallen to a low ebb, and distressing
cough, bleeding at the lungs and
other serious symptoms had appear
ed. Women as we'll as men have
tested this medicine and the follow
ing letter is typical of tens of thou
sands received from women grateful
for health and healing:
"Words fail to express what l suf-
fered for three years, with cold chills,
palpitation of heart, shortness of
breath, and low spirits" writes Mrs
A. c. Jones of WATERFORD, Colleton
Co., S. c. II could not sleep and
really thought l would soon die
Had peculiar roaring through my
head all the time. Was so emaciated
and weak | could not feed myself
My aunt induced me to try Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which | did, only to please her, and
six bottles cured me. Today I am
sound and we'll During the three
years | was sick | had five different
physicians"
The long experience which DR..
Pierce has had as consulting physi-
clan in chief to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, n.
Y, gives him a keen interest in those
cases which are peculiar in many. of
their symptoms and greater in their
sufferings than ordinary cases. AT
ter more than thirty years expert
ence, and remembering that the cases
brought to Dr. Pierce are usually ex-
treme and often pronounced "hope-
less by other physicians, it may be
reasonably inferred that the skill
which has successfully treated ninety
eight in every hundred will be equal
to any new demand that you can
make upon it.
The surest way for the sick to gain
confidence is to consult DR.. Pierce
by letter. For this consultation there
is positively no charge, absolutely no
fee, and no obligations whatever are
incurred by this correspondence.
Every letter is read by DR.. Pierce as
a strictly private and sacredly conf
dental communication. 1t has the
careful consideration of a physician
of experience. Its carefully weighed
answer, always mailed in a plain en-
velope SO your private affairs are
kept safe from prying eyes, carries
fatherly advice as we'll as medical
instructions.
The dealer who offers substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery"
fllches not only his customers money
to make an extra profit, but also his
health. For there is no other medi-
cine lust as good" as Golden
Medical Discovery" for the stomach,
blood and lungs. Insist upon hav-
ing the discovery"
The fattering reception with which
DR.. Pierce's great work, the "Peo-
pies Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser," has been received by scientific
men and students indicates the re-
markable scope of the work. 1t is
written in the simplest English, and
its story of life, marriage, mother
hood and sickness, is told in the
plainest of words. Yet educated
professional men write of it in such
terms as DIR. H. F. Philbrick OF
South Weare, Hillsboro' Co., N. H.,
Box "a, who says: II have received
the book you sent me, and am very
much pleased with it. I think it is
very important work, and it would
be God send to every family
throughout the whole world to have
one of them" The book is essen
tally a helpful book. 1t sets light
upon those fateful rocks and shoals
of life on which the ignorant are so
frequently wrecked. Within its !, 1908