The times., 1898-05-06

then was ever SO much worse I worried
over nothing; in fact, everything seeemed
10 bother me. If | should write today
what | have suffered in silence no living
person would believe me- for it seems no
woman could stand such misery s>nd still
bear children. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is a boon to woman"
These are bur few out of many thou
sands. And now, how is ii that after
countless other remedies and doctors be-
yond naming for number. have unitedIy
failed, this uneXampled Discovery"
reaches and masters such apparently
hopeless diseases?
Because 1t goes straight as an arrow
to It's mark, directly to those points in
the nutriuve system where life itself be-
gins. Because IL has the peculiar prop
erty of giving digestive power TO the
stomach, purifying capacity to the liver
blood-makinS force 10 the assimilative
glands, hesh-making. tissue-building
matchmaking, strength to every or
gan in the entire physical economy.
1T Is the natural reasonable obvious
result of Nature herself working along
her own chosen channels. yet guided by
trained, scientific intelligence Doctor
Pierce has a born faith in Nature which
few physicians have. His education life
long experience and profound study have
taught him what few physicians ever
learn, that Nature herself stands ready
with the remedy for every i'll. and the
man who intelligently combines these
forces will accomplish what can never be
achieved by man alone.
1t was this faith; this Intelligence. this
combination of Nature with science of
therapeutics with brains-that resulted in
the most remarkable Medical Discov-
cry which ever blessed mankind.
This same elemental genius. rising SUI
perior to mere stereotyped professional
ism, has guided its pOssessor to discover
and achieve in the field of medicine more.
II IS safe~to say than any other one phy-
sician of modern times. THAT man is one
OF the best men in the world" Presi-
dent Garfield once said speaking of Dr.
Pierce, with whose great work the Presi-
dent was acquainted. And he is at the
mead or one of the best medical institu-
tions in the world" added the President
Hardly any one at all conversant with
medical affairs needs 10 be told that the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute. of
Buffalo. n. Y. is the grandest model
sanitarium of this country DR. Pierce
has been its chief consulting physician
for over thirty years. He is surrounded
by staff of nineteen eminent specialists
each foremost in his particular field of
practice and comes into consultation dai-
ly over the most obstinate chronic cases
staying at the Institute or under treat
ment by mail.
Any sick or invalid person in any part
of the United States may obtain advice
by mail absolutely free of charge by sim
ply writing TO DIR. r. V Pierce Buffalo
\. Y, plain statement of the case. All
! letters are preserved in the most in
Violable confidence and never published
except by the writer's special wish and
permission. Careful professional advice
will be sent without charge and sugges-
tions for sensible self-treatment will he
giv4n in any case where that is practi-
cable
Il wish to express my sincere thanks
to you and your co-workers," writes Mr.
A ID. Weller, of Pensacola, Escambia
county Fla. Box 544 Il have, since re-
ceivng your diagnosis of my case as
stomach trouble and liver complaint
taken eight bottles of the Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and must say that | am
transformed from "a walking shadow (as
my friends called mel to perfect health.
| value your remedies very highly and
take pleasure in recommending them to
any and all who suffer as / did. Four
months ago | did not think to be in shape
to assist our Uncle Samuel in case of
hostilities. but thanks to you, l am ready
| for the 'Dagos
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