The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-04-14

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its logical conclusion in the treatment Of dis
ease. DR. X V. Pierce chief consulting
physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgi-
cal Institute OF Buflalo. y. Y. was the man
for the emergency. There is always one man
who meets the need OF the times. who lasiens
on 10 n fact and follows it until he reaches
the goal Of practical results. From tine days
Of Adam down. men have lain under apple
trees and watched the falling fruit. Bat
only Isaac Newton followed the falling apple
to the logical conclusion of grayitaton.
Everybody knows the facts ahOut the blood,
but only DR.. Pierce followed them tothe con-
clusion that if disease began in the I,loOi, the
cure must begin there also. That was the
first step. The next step was to find the
needed cure-to
WIN THE RACE
Aside from the fact that Dr. Pierce is Il
physician by birth, a physician Ivy choice, and
Il physician by training. he had facilities
enjoyed by no other physician living o. dead.
As hea of the Worlds DsEenslry and Sur
glcal Institute, IN constant practice and con-
sultatiOn, treating successfully hundreds of
thousands OF cases. many of them the So
called hopeless cases gwen up by every other
physician, he was IN position to make pract-
cal proof OF his knowledge. His success, the
! record of his triumph, is written in tens OF
thousands of testimonials received from crate
ful men and women.
Tie following are fair samples Of many
thousands of letters received by DR.. Pierce;
. 1t was near tine little town OF Leroy. W.
Va, and during the month of Mareh. 1895.
that Il yonng man lay pale ard motionless
upon what the neighboFs called) his diving
| bed. Disease Of the lungs, liver ompiaint.
kidney trouble. and pleurisy were fast
fastening him to the grave. The doctors
had given him up to die. The neighb0rs
said, lie cannot live oh, ] woJld not
care to die he said were il not for leaving
my dear wife and little child, bu5 | know
that ! must die ! brother had presented
him with three hotties Of medicine, but he
had no faith in patent medicines ,; but.
after the doctors had given him up to die and
he had banished every hope of recovery, he
said to his wife, Dear wife, | am going
to die, Their. can be no harm now in taking
that medicine. l will begin its use at once
He did begin to use it and ut first he grew
worse, but loon there came change. Slowly
but surely he got better. To-day that man
is strong and healthy and he owes his life to
that medicine What was the medicine? II
was DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
and |, Luther Martin, am the cured man.
DR.. Pierce, thank YOU from the very depth
OF my heart, for rescuing ne from the grave.
i The foregoing is from Luther Martin. Esq,
4 prominent citizen of Lubec Wood Co,
w. Va.
WAS JUST NEARLY CRAZY"
81 received Your letters" write; Mrs
John Crozier, Box 50, Morristovn. Belmont
Co., Ohio Il wrote you on May 81, stating
to you my condition. Sly face was a sold
Eass of pmple5 or red spots, and very sore.
l commenced using DR.. Pierce'S Golden
Medical Discovery about the Sd of April:
also Used his Pellets. | added one halt
ounce OF 10 Idle OF Potash to the Golden
Medical Discovery just as | read i'll the
'Connnnn Sense Medical Adviser had
taken about two battles when my face COM
m;'Dced the burning sensation. | was Just
nearly crazy when ] wrote to You. Now |
will tell yoI~ what | did. | went TO our
family Goctor to see if he could give me some
thing to a!lly tie b1rai1@. lie said he con-
demned patel, medicines AMI told me not to
take any mere. Ii. gave me something to
apply. Then / reeeiseI your letter telling
me to use Il SIR ,ag ; ..i' o. warm water and
CASTLE soap on retiring al night, and behold.
in from ten TO twelve DAYS Hay face WAS well
III IIcECc > iltt!IclISS ltS worth more tial
their weight in gold to me. My entire sys-
TEN is built up by-them. My face got we'll
so fast that people came to ask what | did.
1 am daily telling people how DR.. Pierce
cured my face"
EXCRUCIATING PAINS"
Isidore Gross Esq, of Bayfield, Dekalb
Co., Mo-, writes: Il was out of health more
or less for many years my ailments consist
ing mostly in heart disease. rheumatism,
palpitation of the heart, neural ia, cOHstipa-
-tion, etc, yet with all these complaints |
could be Oh my feet and do some work
About two years ago another scourge came
upon me in the shape of neuralgia of the
stomach, and gall stones, which proved more
than match for my broken down constitu-
ton. Our home physician said he could not
help me, and could only give me morphine
when the pain came to ease it. did not
know what to do. The pain in my stomach
Increased, and it generally lasted from two to
ten hours and the most excruciating pains at |
that. | became alarmed, not knowing what |
to do. Finally thought it would not cost |
anything to write to Dr. Pierce who advised |
me to take his Golden Medical Discovery |
and Pellets | used his medicines accord |
ing to directions for five months, and to-day |
can say with truth that l am rs well ana |
hardy us amy man OF iiity-eight years can |
wish TO be"
NJ. l.. Messer, Esq. of Garfield Lamoille |
Co., Vt, writes: . had been out of health |
for about two years. Suffered with pain in |
head, nervousness, could not sleep, poor ap- |