The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-09-23
WHAT HAPPENS THEN?

A weakened stomach \ stomach in
capable of performing its functions fully.
The liver ana blood making glands work
imperfec'ly. The natural result is that the
food is imp rtactly digested and only
partly assimil3ted and the channels of
Lie are choked and stopped by waste and
putrescent matter. Some people know
where the trouble Is. They locate II In
the stomach, because they have pain there
after eating, an irregular craving for food.
or an appetite that eating does not satisfy.
There Is heavlness after meal a feeling
Of undue fulueas. II is hard to breathe,
there Is such q stulfy feeling about the
chest There may be palpitation or ir-
regular action of the heart and he suf-
ferer lima glues he has heart disease. Per-
haps the stomach s0urs. and there are
bitter rislngs, and belchings These symp-
toms mark ya;lous forms and stages OF
weak stomach" They will not all be
present In every case or in the earlier
stages of the disease, Any one of these
symptoms locates the trouble in the stom-
ach and the digestive and nutrtive func-
tons, which are disturbed.
Quite often there is no apparent con-
nection between the stomach and the
SYMPTOMS OF the iiselse, The victim thinks
1t Liver trouble" heart failure, or lung
disease, There is a dull pain, perhaps in
the back or the side. The spine aches.
sometimes ''in spots and sometimes
through its whole length. There may he
a sharp stitch or pain occasionally. Exer-
else makes the limbs tremble and the
heart beat violently. Perhaps TO some of
these symptoms there Is added an obsti-
nate. stubborn cough.
WHAT Is THE MATTER NOW?
1t is another case Of weak stomach.
But, that is not where the pain is. Very
likely not But that is where the trouble
is The stomach has not beer able to
properly feed the organs dependent upon
II. They are starving they are weak, and
they show their weakness in the aches
and pains that afflict the various parts of
the body. What will set the stomach right D.?
There Is one remedy practically infallble
in its results and that one remedy is pr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
cures because IL is made to cure just the
conditions Of the stomach which give rise
to disease.
4 COMMON SENSE VIEW.
II so many diseases begin in the stomach
and nutrt.ve system, why should not some
one remedy be compounded, which by heal
ing the stomach would necessarily cure the
diseases Of the organs dependent on It?
This was the great question which DR.. II.
Y. Pierce set himself 10 answer. Then fol-
lowed period of profound study Of the
NNtuc VI dAteiNtlNe anu tonic medicines.
The result was Or, pierae's Golden Med
ical Discovery, a medicine for the stomach
and the whole digestive and nutrtlve sys-
tenn The soundness Of mr. Pierce's original
theory. thai diseases which originate in uhe
stomach must be cured through the stom-
ach, has been proved in thousands OF cases.
whore enc or several Of the ch et organs OF
the body were involved in wasting disease
and an entire cure has been wrought bv
the use OF the Golden Medical Discovery. ."
BN WY az proof take tho case OF Rey. c.
l., Mundell OF Pngerove Gallia county.
OHIO. He writes; II suffered from a dread
ful feeling and weakness, and in 1893 lost
my health altogether. went To one OF the
BEST doctors in tho state and he said haa
heart stomach, liver and kidney tronh,e.
His treatment did me no good tried dlf.
ferent kinds Of patent medicines but got
worse all the time; was 30 weak that I