The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-03

They were tied to the mouths of loaded
cannon and blown in ruutilated fragments
into eternity, while a thrill of horror went
through the civilized world
Mistakes and broken laws involve an
awful penalty, and the most v1nd1ctive men
are not more cruel than Nature herself
can be when her laws are violated. Every
day we see men and women suffering al
most the torments of the condemned as
a penalty for breaking Natures simplest
laws Mistakes and carelesSness count
as crimes before Natures stern tribunal.
Nature never fOrgives mistake. Irregular
habits, wrong food, over-wOrk, worry, late
hours, lack of proper exercise, neglect of
little precautions, are punished by the
pangs of dyspepsia, shattered nerves and
a wrecked and wasted constitution.
But this misery and hOpelesSnesS are not
forever fastened on those who are willing
to come back and obey the laws which
Nature has laid down. Her penalties are
severe and inevitable, but her rewards are
generous. She seldom pTonOunces death
sentence. Thousands of broken down men
and women, who could not ind either en-
enlargement or cure in the indictments
of ordinary doctors have obtained a perfect
restoration to health and strength by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOveTy, simply because it put their entire
physical being into perfect accord with Ma
lures law and brought them her rewards.
This extraordinary 6 Discovery" begins
its restorative and building up process in
the human system at the same point that
Nature begins her own work, that is, with
the digestive and blood making organs. 1t
gives the entire nutritive organism power
to appropriate the essential life creating
elements of the food that is eaten, and CON
vert them into healthy nutriment, firm
muscular flesh and active vital force.
Many little warnings are usually given
by Nature long before her most terrible
punishments are visited upon those who
disregard her regulations When a man
feels that something in his way of living
has put him " out of sorts" even though
10f 1xr he hat he TG
to some extent a trespasser. If he has
headaches or bilious turns and periods
when he doesn't feel like lifting a hand or
a foot about his business, something is
certainly wrong. 1t ought to, and can be
set right Immediately by the " Golden
Medical Discovery's'' wonderful tonic aud
Alternative properties.
It clarifies and enTiches the blood, arouseS
the lethargic liver to rid the circulation of
excessive bile; purges the system of the
scrOfulOus and muddy impurities which
render the skin unwhoIesOme and IN
slightly makes every nerve and muscle
Jingle with vivacity and life.
The permanent strength making quail
ties Of the % Golden Medical Discovery -
are vastly superior to the temporary sti1uu-
lus of malt extracts. 1t is far preferable to
uauseous enulsions. 1t does not aid the
accretion of fabby fat but eliminates
inert useless tissue from the system, max
ing the flesh firm and wholesome, and
bringing the weight to the normal standard
of perfect health.
Mrs. John crozier, Boz 81, AIorristown, Bel
mont Co. Ohio, writes " NY face was a solid
mass of pimples or red spots and very sore I
commenced using Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery about the sd of April; I also used his
Pellets I was just nearly crazy when
wrote to you. In from ten to twelve days
my face was well DR.. Pierce's medicines are
worth more than their weight in gold to me.
My entire system is built up by them. My face
got well 50 fast that people came to ask what
I did"
There IS no better home counselor and
guide to the proper care of the health of
all the family than that grand book, 1.-The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser -
by R V. Pierce, NJ. D. This thousand-page
illustrated volume IS the Outgrowth Of his
thirty years experiences as chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Sure-i-
cal Institute, of Buffalo, N Y A paper
bound copy will be sent absolutely free for
the mere cost of mailing, twenty-one (2I)
one-cent stamps. Address, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association of Buffalo.
II a heavier cloth bound copy is preferred,
send ten stamps extra-3I in all.