The times., 1898-07-02


Navy as ever and | would not hesitate
TO say that there are better men today in
the Navy than ever" Lieut.. Hobson has
proved himself the greatest hero of mod
eru times; none the less 80 were the six
brave fellows who volunteered and went
with him, as well. as the seventh man-the
coXswain-who dfsotJeyed orders and Slip
ped on board TO help IN the desperate un-
dertaking Almost every officer and man
In the entire fieeI begged to be allowed
a place on the Merrimac-a forlorn hope
for their country's glory-for none who
went expected TO get out alive through
the hell that would surely pour from the
cannon mouths OF M0rro and Zocapa. 1t
was a scene OF heroism and heroes which
will do more TO convince the world that
Americans are not "a nation Of shopkeep-
ers," but that they are built of the ma
terial from which heroes are made
1t takes man with good blood. strong
nerves and a healthy condition of heart.
brains and stomach TO be a hero a
nervous man, who does not sleep at night
and gets up shaky in the morning, is not
the sort 10 take up the battle of life with
confidence and fortitude. If the nerves are
fed on good rich blood and the liver act
i've so that all waste products are elimi-
nated-such a man has clear head and
firm will. for his nerves are strong his
heart active and his brain is fed on pure
blood. So it happens that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is one of the
best of all ealth-keepers, for it makes
pure, rich blood
1t forces out all impurities and disease
germs. 1t does not make any difference
what the disease may be called, so long
as it has its inception in improper or in
sufficient nourishment-this great medi-
cine will cure it. 1t may De called dys-
pepsia, kidney disease, liver complaint -
skin or blood disease, or nervous prostra-
tion-all these have the same starting
point. The Golden Medical Discovery
reaches that point. 1t will cure these dis
eases absolutely. None of them can re
tain their hold on the system when the
arteries are filed with rich, pure blood
1t replaces wOrnout tissue with hard
muscular flesh, and changes weakness
and debility into active power and nerve
force.
No alcohol being used in the manufact-
ure of Golden Medical Discovery 1t
does not inebriate or create an appetite
or longing for stimulants, as is so often
the case with the protracted use of other
advertised tonics and alternatives. which
are very generally made up largely of
that injurious ingredient.
The originator of tins great ''Discov-
cry r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Is chief con-
sulting physician TO the great Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. of Buffalo
n. Y, at the head Of a staff of nearly a
score of eminent associate physicians
and surgeons. He has acquired, in his
over thirty years of active practice, a
reputation second TO no living physician
in the treatment of obstinate, chronic
diseases. His prescriptions must not be
confounded with the numerous boom
remedies Extracts" compounds" and
''sarsaparillas," which a profit-seekinC
druggist is often ready 10 urge as sub
stitute. DR. Pierces medicines are the
product of wide experience and deep
study. Anyone may consult him by let
ter free of charge.
THE reason l delayed writing was be-
cause / wanted to wait one year after l
had taken the medicine before giving my
statement, and now I can send a good.
conscientious testimonial writes Charles
H. Sargent. of Plain City. Madison Coun-
| ", Ohio. During the Summer and Fal!
| of 1886 ] became all run DOWN nerves
| were out of order and stomach out of or
| der. l wrote to DR.. Pierce for advice He
said ! had general debility, and advised
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
and; thanks to yon for your advice, used
| six bottles, and Since stopped taking il
| about one year agD i.have not taken any
medicine of any kind and have been able
| to work every day. My appetite is gooc.
| can eat three square meals a day, and
do not feel that miserable burning In the
stomach after eating NY blood and
| nerves are in good shape, and well-in
fact. think am in pretty good running
ORDER
MY health had been failing for sew
eral years" write Mrs Sophia A Slemp
| of Sugargrove. Smith County, Va. 81 had
| hot flashes and at times dreadful hurt
| ing in my back above the loins; could
| not rest a night on account of hot spells
Last Spring l began to feel so weak
| could scarcely do my work. and in Apri
| broke down completely. l had indiges
| ton and kidney trouble No desire tC
urinate, and when | did, would pass only
a very little and of dark color The bacl
| of my head and neck would be so tired
| could not rest. The left side of my face
ached, but the pains and aches yielded
| under the influence of Dr. Pierce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pei
| let's had also a severe pain in my lef
limb l tried different liniments, but re
| ceived no relief / could not lie still or
account Of the suffering in my body. NJ
limbs and feet were cold although I wa.
| in perspira ton nearly all the time. Som,
| nights / would have. to be propped up ir
| bed all night. and even then could sleeI
| but little. l sent for the doctor anj
| asked if he could cure me. He said h,
| had never failed but a time or two.
| took his treatment about three week!
| and was no better but worse. If anything
so I decided to try DIR. Pierce's Colder
| Medical Discovery. 1 bought six bottles
but l had only to take four bottles of tn.
| Golden Medical Discovery and two vial
of the Pleasant Pellets and I was abl
| to do my work again. / have thus IA
had no return of the disease. I feel bet
ter this Spring than ! have felt for sew