The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-26

| months ago 1 said to my wife. I don't
want to keep anything from you. I
must tell you L am in the last stage OF
consumption In December 1896 /
commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Golden
| Medical Discovery. 1 could then only
speak in whispers. 1 have taken thir-
teen bottles, and can say with truth I
am greatly benefited. People are sur
| prised to hear me speak l can halIoo.
and my voice has not been as good in
eight years. My stomach was never
/ in better condition. Formerly 1 could
not eat without suffering very much
Immediately after. but now 1 can eat
anything. 1 am also greatly relieved
OF that distressing suffocation. En-
closed you will find the labels from
each bottle of the Golden Medical
discovery that L have used, as proof
| Of what l say.
Three months ago I was talking to
| man in the shop when another per-
son, who overheard me, was greatly
surprised that 1 could speak so loud.
as. for three years 1 could not speak
above a whisper
Rev c. NJ. Lemond, P. O. Box POT.
| Quanah, Hardeman county, Texas,
writes II write to say that, during
the late trouble between the States it
| became my duty as we'll as privilege
to speak in the open air at night. which
produced slight hemorrhages and loss
| of voice, from which 1 had suffered
D.
until that godsend, Golden Medical
| Discovery. given to the world by the
inventive and scientific brain of DR.. r.
V. Pierce was obtained After six
bottles had been used the pains and
| aches in my lungs began to give way
and now [ feel that, with a judicious
course of life 1 may live many years.
1 thank God for giving to the world a
man who has done so much for suffer-
| ing humanity"
f1-,
and the doctor here could not do me
any good" writes Mr.. John Jenkins,
| of Haywood, Madison county, Va. "I
took twelve bottles of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. and 1 am
we'll I would have been in my grave
if it had not been for your medicine"
Il want to inform you of a cure
effected by DR.. Pierce's medicines"
writes Mrs. Nelson Smith. of Mount
Vernon. Jefferson Co., Ill. About
bronchitis and consumption. In the
spring of 1896 my condition became
very serious. 1 had consumption and
coughed day and night; could not lie
down at all Our family doctor said
I could not get well. The neghbors
came in to see me die and lady friend
recommended DR.. Pierce's medicines
so strongly that we Immediately sent
out and bought six bottles of his
| Golden Medical Discovery and Favor
ite Prescription After using these
medicines, we found l was receiving
benefit. and I continued. Have used in
all thirty bottles. taking them in al
ternate doses. l weighed 120 when I
commenced taking medicines, now
weigh ITO. 1 sleep well. have Il splen-
did appetite, feel well. and believe
am entirely cured. L am thankful to
| God and to DR.. Pierce for these Won
derful medicines. I want to add that
[ am a wonder to my neighbors and
! friends"
"I had bronchitis for eighteen years
and L was treated by three physicians.
but all failed" writes David Wartzen-
luft, Esq. of Shoemakersvie Bcrks
county, Pa. "They told me there was
no cure for me [ suffered from indi-
gestion, and also from constipation:
| became very weak | then used Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
| Pleasant Pellets. and was entirely cur
ed. When 1 commenced taking these
medicines / weighed one hundred and
thirty pounds. now I weigh one hun
dred and seventy-two, and enjoy good
health for one of my age. 1 am seven
ty-fve."
Il have been taking DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets
and must say that they have worked
wonders in my case" writes Mr.. L. L.
Pack box 175). of Hinton. Summers
county, West Virginia. II feel like a
but will take one more bottle to make
sure the cure is permanent. / cannot
speak too highly of the Discovery L
can eat anything now without misery
in my stomach I have gained some
eight or ten pounds, weighing as heavy
as / did three years ago"
"As you know. five years ago the
doctors had given me up to die with
consumption" writes Mr.. r.. G.. Nc
Kinney. of Deepwater, Fayette county,
West Virginia. 81 took treatment from
DR.. r. V. Pierce, and am entirely we'll
now. / have taken steadily, as directed,
his Golden Medical Discovery
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