The times., 1898-08-12

flesh and vital nerve force. 1t regen-
crates the blood, and thereby rejuvenates
the man.
WHAT MAKES NERVE-PoWER?
For delicate. nervous, broken-down and
emaciated invalids it is a thousand times
preferable TO nauseous emulsions, or de-
lusivc stimulants. malt extracts and al
coholic compounds" II does not give a
mere temporary stimulus to the nerves.
1t feeds them; it rebuilds them; it makes
rich blood and transforms il into healthy
nerve-fiber
GREAT SUFFERING.
my health had been failing for sew
eral years. writes Mrs. Sophia A. Slemp,
of Sugargrove. Smyth Co., Va. Il had
hot flashes and at times dreadful hurt
ing in my back above the loins; l could
not rest at night on account of hot spells.
Last Spring l began TO feel SO weak
could scarcely do my work, and in April
| broke down completely. | had indiges-
ton and kidney trouble. The back of my
head and neck would be SO tired l could
not rest The left side of my face ached,
but the pains and aches yielded under
the influence of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets /
had also severe pain in my left limb.
/ tried different liniments, but received
no relief / could not lie still on account
of the suffering in my body. My limbs
and feet were cold, although / was in
perspiration nearly all the time. Some
times ] would have to be propped up in
bed all night, and even then could sleep
but little.
Il sent for the doctor and asked if he
could cure me. He said he had never
failed but a time or two. 1 took his
treatment about three weeks and was no
better but worse if anything, so 1 de-
cided to try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. I bought six bottles, but 1
had only to take four bottles of the
Golden Medical Discovery and two walls
of the Pleasant Pellets and 1 was able
TO do my work again. ! have thus far
had no return of the disease. ! feel bet
ter this Spring than / have felt for sew
eral seasons. 1 have no hot spells like
l had for several years. If I had taken
your treatment sooner, no doubt | could
have kept that bad spell off, but / am
truly thankful that l took your medicine
and found a cure. shall ever praise
the medicine that cured me and will rec
ommend it to all suffering as l was
DANGERS AVOIDED.
This matchless Golden Medical Dis
covery" is absolutely free from alcohol.
1t is totally unlike the numerous 'sar-
saparillas, ''tonics, compound" malt
extracts" and so-calIed blood purifiers
which contain so large a percentage of
alcohol that their persistent use is almost
certain to awaken a morbid craving for
stinulants The Golden Medical Dis
covery" is a temperance medicine, pure
and simple. L: may be used with perfect
confidence in a temperance family. There
by all danger of contracting the alcohol
habit is avoided.
The unparalleled reputation of DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has
led some unscrupulous dealers to take
advantage of the almost universal de-
mand by attempting to substitute some
other article in which they have a great
er interest. Any druggist who evinces
his contempt for your judgment by try
ing TO foist upon you something different
from what you ask for the plea that
his substitute is Just as good" should
be met by a fiat refusal to discuss the
question. Show him that you have
mind of your own.
The splendid .Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical institute at Buffalo, n. Y, of which
DR.. Pierce is the chief consulting physi-
clan is the model medical institution of
America; DR.. Pierce's staff of nearly
score of associate specialists includes the
most eminent experts in every field of
practice.
NO CHARGE.
No charge is made for consultation by
mail; and anyone writing to DR.. Pierce
will receive a cordial, earnest, prompt re-
ply, containing the best professional ad-
vice obtainable in America without one
cent of cost; and the treatment suggest
ed will be always the most simple sensi-
BILE, and inexpensive.
AN UNMATCHED EXPERIENCE.
1t should be remembered that Dr. Pierce
in his thirty years of practical experience
at the head of this great institution, has
successfully treated more cases of severe,
obstinate, chronic diseases, than the ay-
erage local practitioner ever heard Of
His great thousand-page illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviser has
had a greater sale than any other medical
book ever published in any language:
Three-quarters of a million copies were
sold at s150 each. A free edition, pa
per-bound, has been issued, and one copy
will be sent to any one family for the
mere cost of mailing. q one-cent stamps
sent to DR.. r. v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y,
OF, for 81 stamps a heavier, handsomer.
cloth-bound copy will be sent.