The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-22


! go all over the body seeking a weak
! spot. They don't rattle-they strike.
1.-The blood is the life," and the germ
assaults the blood. The microscope re-
veaIs the germ of malaria, honey comb-
ing the health by devitalizing the red
! cCrpuscles. You've cracked a hazal nut
| sometime and found in it nothing but
| dust and a little white worm. The
meat of the nut is all eaten up. The
malaria germ eats cut the vital princi-
! pie Of the corpuscles in just that way.
| The result is collapse. The thought OF
| a rattlesnake frfghtens US. Yet the
| snake is not one 1.-THE as dangerous as
| the little germ, mining, like a mole, a
passageway along the veins and arteries
| by which it is preparing to assault the
| citadel of life.
| The condition Of the blood which in
! dicates the undermining presence Of
| disease germs is marked by languor,
feeling of sluggishness, dull headache,
| inability to make any effort in bus. ness
| and Indifference to all forms Of pleas
ure. The appetite is bad, the breath
| foul. Disturbing dreams rob the sleep Of
! all refreshing influence. There is
| nervousness and irritation. The blood
seems hot in the fingers and there are
| hot Pushes all over the body. The
| eyes burn, and speckS seem to float
before them. These symptoms will not
all be present at once, as they belong
| to different stages Of disease; nor IS
it probable any one person will expert
ence them all. But any Of such symp-
toms indicate the prompt need of
tonic, a medicine that will put vitality
| into the blood, enough to give 1t
| strength to destroy and cast out the
| invading germs.
| In such a condition the remarkable
efficacy Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
| Discovery has been proved over and
over again in thousands OF cases. Act
| ing directly on the organs Of digestion
! and nutrition, and upon the blood-mak-
| ing glands, it's first influence Is to
| strengthen the entire system, clearing
| away distractions and carrying away
! effete matter and poisonous accumula-
| tions. The blood is enriched and the
| germs Of disease, which like all other
parasites flourish best In filth, forsake
the blood which is cleansed Of its filthy
! accommodations Golden Medical Dis
covery'' works with Nature. 1t comes
to Nature when she is worn out with
| fighting just like a timely reinforce
! ment bringing food and ammunition,
! and with new strength and power
! Nature battles against disease and
! overcomes it.
There is no alcohol, whisky or other
| stfmulant in DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
| ical Discovery. This is a point to bear
| in mind when considering the value of
! a tonic medicine. Most so-called tonicS
[ are loaded with alcohol. They only
! brace UP for the time, reacting inJu-
! riously upon the diseased system. AL
! cohoI acts like a spur to a horse. The
| Discovery" acts like a good sound
meal The meal makes more horse
! The spur makes more speed, but less
| horse with every step. Alcohol may
make more speed for a time, but it
makes less man, because it puts moth
| ing into the body to replace the
! strength taken out of it in response to
| the spur. Golden Medical Discovery"
makes more man with everySdose, and
more man means real gain in
strength.
| The remarkable action of this rem
| edy, the quickness with which it
searches out disease. is marked in the
| following letter:
II was troubled with malarial fever
| and was under doctors care for quite a
| time writes Mr.. J. F. Kidd, of Parn-
| leysville, Wayne Co., Ky. They had
almost given me up. and my suffering
was very great. My pulse was weak
| breath short, and I had severe pains in
! back, head and legs. Had palpitation
! of heart, and from June 1st, 1895, to
! May LIST, 1898, I was not able to do q
days work. 1 purchased five bottles
! of DR.. r. v. Pierce's Golden Medical
| Discovery, and before L had finished
taking the first two bottles / was very
| much better of my disease of three
! years standing. 1 continued taking the
! medicine, and by the time the fifth
| bottle was gone I was a we'll man. /
! can cheerfully recommend DR.. Pierce's
! Golden Medical Discovery to any SINH
lar sufferer"
Such testimony as this Is the most
| practical and convincing argument
! which can be advanced for the healing
and invigorating power of the Golden
| Medical Discovery" Thousands upon
| thousands have used it, and ninety
| eight per cent of these have found q
| cure even when vitality had fallen to a
low ebb, and distressing cough, bleed
| ing at the lungs and other serious
symptoms had appeared Women as
well as men have tested this medicine.
and the following letter is typical of
tens of thousands received from wom-
en- grateful for health and healing:
Words fail to express what I suf-
fered for three years with cold chills,
palpitation of heart, shortness Of
breath, and low spirits,'' writes Mrs. A
c. Jones, of Walterboro, Colleton coun-
ty, S. c. Il could not sleep, and really
thought l would soon die. Had a pc
culiar roaring through my head all the
time. was so eqnaciated and weak l
| could not feed myself. My aunt in
duced me to try DIR. Pierce's Golden
| Medical Discovery, which I did, only
10 please her. and six bottles cured me.
I Ioday l am sound and we'll. During