The times., 1898-11-04

One-sixth of all deaths are due to con-
sumption, and the saddest thing about
this disease is that its victims by choice,
are the budding woman, the young man
just girding himself for the race of iife
the society bud and the college graduate
The law of our land forbids and pre-
vents the barbarism of the vendetta.
Why should not law step in between the
victims of this other blood feud and the
fatal stab at the lungs? The law does
step in: the law of nature, the highest of
all law. BY every canon of that law, by
every responsive human instinct, it is re-
pugnant to reason that this blood feud
should be carried to its extreme result
without hope and without help. The
best and wisest of students have felt
this and have given time and study IN
the effort to discover something which
might arrest the steps of the destroyer
1t has been left for DR.. r. V. Pierce, for
more than thirty years chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel ana Surg
ical Institute, OF Buffalo, y. Y, u offer
to humanity in his famed Golden Medi-
cal Discovery the remedy so many hav=
sought in vain.
The remarkable cures wrought by this
remedy are matters of record and of ref
erence These things were not done IN
example:
twenty-five years ago. when / was
thirteen years old j had what the doctor
called consumption" writes Mrs. Ella
TAYLOR Dodge, Matron OF the Home fJr
Missionaries Children, Morgan Park, III,
Box IC5. He told my mother that noth-
ing could be done for me excepting 10
make me as comfortable as possible. The
pastor of the NJ Z. Church in the place
where / lived heard Of my condition, ana
although he was not acquainted win Gu
family. he called, and during the cali ne
asked my mother If she would allow me
v take medicine if he would seho
!, me. She thought that it could do nc
iarm ~ II did no good, so he sent bot
a.. of mr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyerv Before the bottle was empty my
friends saw a little Improvement IN my
health. whereupon another bottle was
housht. / can't say now just how much
/ took. but l improved steadily, ana TO-
day am a well, strong woman, as You
NAV imagine | must be TO have the care
n this Home / now have child under
INV care and when she takes cold IL set
tIes In the larynX i at first used medi-
zines which her mother suggested oeiore
leaving her, but nothing did the least
good till / gave your Golden Meaicai
Discovery l have unbounded iaith III
IL"
We will not quarrel with doctors over
a definition of disease. They said this
was a case of consumption, and 1t was a
homeless case. 1t was a case to be made
comfortable" as the condemned prisoner
is made comfortable, when the ueath
hour is fixed and the death watch set
And II was case cured by DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. There nave
been thousands of such cases, ana ninety
eight out of every hundred nave peeh
cured The success of this remedy Is
due to its cooperation with nature along
natural lines The common treatment OF
weak lungs is based upon the theory that
they need strengthening, and that
strength comes by nourishment. And SO
an attempt is made TO feed the lungs
with cod liver oil or emulsions, whlch
differ only in degrees of nastiness. But
IL is notorious that, except as paliia-
tive, the oil has little value The theory
of nourishment and strength by nourish-
ment is all right, but it needs broader
application. Suppose your cheeks begin
to lose their piumpness, and you seek to
nourish them. Do you think that satu-
rating them with cod liver oil, beef ex-
tract. or any other nourishment would
put on flesh? The very thought Is alb
surd They must be nourished. but sc
must the whole body be nourished, every
part of the body being fed as well as
the cheeks. If they are to pe filled out
This is equally true of the lungs. 1t is
useless to attempt to treat the lungs
apart from the whole body. Weak lungs
mean general weakness, and that gen.
eral weakness must be overcome al
along the line II the lungs are to be
strengthened.
That is part of the secret of the cures
performed by Golden Medical Discov-
cry" II brings strength all along the
line. 1t checks emaciation. controls the
rooted, obstinate cough. begins at once
10 relieve the body of the strain and
pressure of disease. and puts the lungs or
a fighting footing against their enemy
w. A. Sanders, ESQ.,, of Hern, Masor
County. W. Va, writes: My wife hat
hemorrhage of the lungs. She had ter
hemorrhages. and the people all around
here said she would never be well again
But she began TO take DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery and she soor
began TO gain strength and flesn. After
taking ten bottles she was entirely well
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