Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1898-05-20

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pas talks are more interesting than a
book. The Children lay aside their
toys. Father stops reading his pa
per. Mother puts down her sewing
| for time.
Grandpa's story goes back to, time
before many of US were born. 1t is a
story of many privations and few
pleasures. 1t is narration of hardships
and struggles with wild men and wild
beasts. 1t is tale of great labor and
| scaut-~--rarus. ---------
Grandpa tells about the time when
he end grandma started life. Their
home was log cabin and they de-
pended for livelihood upon their
strong muscles and brave hearts.
Grandpa worked from sun to sun
clearing away forests. Grandma
made her own and grandpa's clothes.
She even spun the cloth. She work.
ed for weeks to produce the crudest
garments. Everything was done by
hand.
There is lesson in health in grand
pas stories. He tells about how hard
he and grandma worked, but he
doesn't tell how hard they slept. He
tells of the long hours of labor, but
not of the long hours of rest. He
doesn't tell of their simple, plain food
of how perfectly they digested and
assimilated it.
People nowadays do not depend so
entirely upon their muscles for live
lihood. The greatest stain is on their
brains. They scheme and plan by day
and when night comes their brains
refuse to rest. They keep late hours.
They rush-they hurry. They are
experimentation machines. They eat
every sort of indigestible things that
BOOKS can concoct.
Almost before childhood is past in
digestion begins. People begin to die
just when they ought to live. Consti-
patton is the first serious ailment. 1t
is an air-brake on the body's machin-
cry. When the bowels do not work
the whole body stops. The blood be-
organs do not throw off the waste
material in the system. The whole
organism limps along like man on
crutches. The nerves are tantalized
and stiug the brain like nettles. AS
consequence, people become irrita-
BILE, ill-tempered and respondent.
Then the general health breaks down,
and some deadly disease like nervous
prostration or consumption sets in.
Men and women nowadays need to
resort occasionally to some first-class
tonic. They need something that will
tone up the stomach and put an edge
on the appetite. They need some
thing to stimulate their livers. They
need something to brace them up
generally. The best something" of
this description is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It will make a
man hungry as a horse" It will
make him "sleep like a top" 1t will
get him up in the morning fresh and
bright as new dollar. He will walk
down. the street with a feeling of vim
and vigor in every muscle. He will
work all day like steam engine. He
will come home in the evening tired,
but so hungry he clears the table.
The Golden Medical Discovery is
the great blood-maker and flesh.buil-
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OF consumption and diseases of the
alr-passages as laryngitis, and catar-
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best medicine for nervous exhaustion
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physicians have abandoned as utter
~ hopeless-cases where it seems on
~ question OF a few days until the
patient must die. 1t is for sale by all
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pulous dealers will urge you to take
some inferior substitute.
Accidents occur in every home. DR..
Plerce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser tells what to do. Send 81 one
cent stamps, to cover cost of mailing
ONLY, to the Worlds Dispensary Med
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Unfortunate People
are they who while suffering from
Kidney Diseases are preiudioed
against all advertised remedies. Thew