The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-20

/ I could scarcely lift my baby My skin
was dry, harsh and sealy, and hung like
| sacks on my arms MY husband called the
| doctor, and he said ii was Weakness and
my age. His medicine did me no good. l
kept getting worse and weaker. 1t seemed
1 should so crazy. One day l picked up
paper and saw your advertisement. My
husband had no faith in your medicines;
he said that the persons who gave the
testimonials were all 50 far away, but
wrote to you and received advice. / have
taken DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery and his 'Favorite Prescription and
Pleasant Pellets and also che 'Demulcent
and Diuretic Infusion prescribed for me
by DIR. PIERCE, and now am comfortable
and can do fair days work"
"Over year ago / asked your advice.
also sent for the Common Sense Medical
ADVISER writes Mrs. James Fagen, of
Stiles, Oconto county, Wisconsin. Il fol-
lowed the directions you gave, also bought
two bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription In less than a week after l COM
menced your treatment and took your in
valuable Prescription / was almost well.
There was such a changel My nervousness
was leaving me. ] slept soundly all night,
something had not done for over seven
years. was almost in despair when COM
menced taking Dr. Pierce's Prescription
l would get so nervous on retiring, my
nerves would jump and witch. would
change my position in bed dozen differ
ent ways to obtain five minutes rest, but
never a moments rest for me. / worked
hard all day, but was sick, fretful, and felt
miserably all the time. / would have such
melancholyssp and, then was ever so
much worse. / worried over nothingi in
fact, everything seemed. to bother me. If
should write to-day, what I have suffered
ill ivip vuQ1IId baiipxro
me. for it seems no woman could stand
such misery and still bear children. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a boon TO
woman"
These are but few out Of many thou
sands And now, how is 1t that after
countless other remedies and doctors be-
yond naming for number, have unitedly
failed. this unexampled Discovery"
reaches and masters such apparently hope
less diseases.
Because it goes, straight as an arrow to
It's mark, directly to those points in the
nutritive system where life itself begins.
Because il has the peculiar property Of
giving digestive power TO the stomach, pu-
rifying capacity to the liver, blood making
force to the assimilatlve glands, hesh-mak-
ing, tissue building, muscle-hardening,
strength 10 every organ in the entire phys
zeal economy.
1t is the natural, reasonable, obvious re-
suit of Nature herself working alou- her
own chosen channels, yet guided by train
ed. scientific Intelligence. Doctor Pierce has
a born faith in Nature which few physi-
clans have His education, his lifelong ex-
perienee and profound study have taught
him what few physicians ever learn, that
Nature herself stands ready with the rem
edy for every i'll, and the man who intellI-
gently combines these forces will accom-
plish what can never be achieved by man
alone.
1t was this. faith; this intelligence this
combination of Nature with science: of
therapeutics with brains-that resulted in
the most remarkable Medical Discovery"
which ever blessed mankind.
The same elemental genius, rising supe-
rior 10 mere stereotyped professionalism,
has guided its possessor 10 discover and
achieve in the field Of medicine more. II is
safe to say. than any other one physician
of modern times. THAT man is one of the
best in the world" President Garfield once
said. speaking Of DR.. PIERCE, with whose
great work the President was acquainted.
And he Is at the head of one of the best
medical institutions In the world" added
the President.
Hardly any one at all conversant with
medical affairs needs 10 be told that the
Invalds Hotel and Surgical Institute OF
Buffalo, N. y. Is The grandest model SAM
tariuni or this country. DR.. Pierce has
been liz chief consulting physician for over
thirty years lie rs surrounded By a star
Of nineteen eminent specialists, each fore