The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-06

pay for this cherished dwelling place, and
possess it as their very own; cosy nest
in days of sunshine, refuge in time OF
trouble, a shelter. firesde, home.
HOW TROUBLE CAME.
At first it seemed smooth sailing. He
was glad to work overtime and she be-
ing deft with needle and scissors helped
the neighbors with their gowns. In
such ways a few dollars were added to
the small home-making fund Day after
day, early and late, they earnestly plan
ned and toiled never realizing that they
were going beyond their strength, until
the little breakdowns began to come.
Many morning he would rise with his
head feeling, as he expressed it, like a
lump of lead" and no stomach for the
dainty breakfast she had prepared. 20,
liyou must eatl'' she would exclaim anX-
iously; ''you can never work without 1t.
And all the time trying to smile, she
would pass her hand lightly across her
own forehead as if to brush away the
pain that snapped and darted underneath
Then came days when he could neither
eat nor work at all: when his sight was
blurred and dizzy, his limbs weighted
down as if with shackles; his whole body
| full of sickness and nausea and distaste
of living, and his mind dark with dismal
| forebodings. Describing this terrible time
afterward, he said to a friend:
''What troubled me most was that 1
could not understand what was the mat
| fer with me. The doctors said it was
/ consumption; they did me no good
know something was killing me by
! inches. Finally I had to give up and go
1 to bed. 1 could hardly lift my head off
the pillow My brother wanted to
write to DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, and
brought me three bottles of his Golden
Medical Discovery and begged me to take
If. I didn't have much faith, but said to
my wife,
whats the use? The doctors don't
helm me a bit and nothing else will. AT
this rate I'll die anyway. This Dis
coverv' can't hurt me; it may help me;
I'll try these three bottles just to please
lin. He was right, too. The first bottle
went straight to my digestion and gave
me an appetite so 1 relished my 1000. L
felt as if every mouthful was doing me
| good and making good blood in my veins.
I began TO feel better and pick up my
flesh. nv bowels began to come around
right. and l guess my liver sort OF WaKed
up My cough stopped. / got GOOD ana
strong, and in four weeks l was pack al
| work again like a man.
HOW THE TROUBLE WENT AWAY.
MY wife never let on how miserable
she was feeling all the while; when l
| found ii out made her take the 'Discov-
erv' too, and DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription for her nerves. and she says
she's just made over new again. sent
for his great Medical Adviser It's the
rrandest book you ever saw If we'd had
II before. we would have saved hundreds
of dollars
| Then came new hopes. new plans, new
mower and fresh achievements. The little
! home in time became their very own,
earned and paid for by the erstwhile
nerveless hands and brain now restored
to visor and activity by the most remark
able ufe-renewing Discovery that med
zeal science has ever revealed 70 man.
And when at length a sweet. fresh little
life came TO bless their lives, they felt
that happiness was complete.
This IS a true story and IL cannot be
told too often or too strongly. What this
great discovery did for this man. II
has done for thousands Of men and
women in every corner of this broad
Union. and in every civilized country on
the Globe. The discoverer and inventor
of this matchless remedy, r. Y. Pierce,
NJ d. has been for thirty years and now
IS the chief consulting physician Of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute OF
BufaIo. y. y. Probably no living ply
stefan has had q wider practical expert
ence in dealing with those obscure and
obstinate diseases which bafle the skill
Of niuety-nine doctors out Of every hun
bred.
4 Massachusetts man. Mr.. John Brooks.
~ Bovls.on. Worcester Co. 5Sawyers
N,llsl in n letter to DR.. Pierce writes; Il
feel {, my duty ROW 70 write 10 you to
tel you OF the great benefit ! received
from DIT. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
coverv. I cannot thank YOU enough for
the good I have received About year
! apo I was taken with q bad cold which
: sa,tIed on my lungs The doctors said
MAS in consumption and could not get
well. I took Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL
and n did me no good. After taking II
f,,,r months heard Of your Golden Ned
caI Discovery and wrote "a you for ad-
: vice. have taken your medicine and il
, saved my life. felt 50 sick when l wrote
"a YOU thought would not live the win
ter through. In the morning would RAISE
an awful lot and spit all the time, WIKI