The National tribune., 1898-03-31

ord of over quarter of n million cases, and
not more than three per cent of failures.
1t IS hard to draw the line where consump-
ton begins but the important thing to re-
member IS that all these wasting. debiIitat-
ing diseases caused by nal nutrition almost
invariably lead on to consumption, and this
class of obscure and obstinate diseases ara
what this great Discovery" cures.
One fact, at least, is well established.
That the Golden Medical Discovery - does
cure weak lungs, bleeding from lungs. obsti-
nate, lingering coughs, laryngitis, bronchitis,
throat disease, and kindred affections of the
air passages. which, if neglected or badly
treated, lead up TO consumption, can no
longer be doubted in view of the many thou
sands OF well-established cures of such cases
reported by the most trustworthy citizens.
Many of these eases have been pronounced
consumption-and incurabIe-by the best
local physicians before the sufferers COM
menced the use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery.
Whether the doctors have erred in their
Judgment in these numerous cases OF not is
not for us to decide.
Suppose we put some of these so-called
lncurables" in the witness box Let US
call Mr.. Harrison Smith, of Gapcreek, Wayne
county, KY, whose cure is conspicuous
object lesson to all sufferers from lung
troubles :" In the Spring of 1907 writes
Mr. Smith, u took severe cold which set
tied on my lungs and chest, and / suffered
intensely. / tried several of our best pbysi-
clans here, and they gave up all hope of nv
recovery; they said that L had consumption
and could live but few days or weeks. Mr..
James LOrton, neighbOr, came to me and
told me to write to DIR. Pierce-that he eouId
cure me. did so, and he wrote me what
KIND OF medicine TO get. / took five bottles
OF DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
and now L am sound and we'll i feel better
than have IN ten years. / gladly recon-
mend the Golden Medical Discovery, for
know it saved my life"
Still another witness writes: 81 had a had
cough and got so low with it that could not,
SIT up" Thus writes Mrs Matte GRAY. of
New London, Union Co, Ark. She Continues
Our family physician told nv husband that
had consumption. had pains through nv
chest and spit up blood. 1 took YOUR
Golden Medical Discovery and it cured me.
1t saved my life. 1 don't think anyone
would die OF consumption who would take
Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery
Mr.. T. j. McNaney, of Saltwater. Wash
lngton county, Mimi, writes: I'm the spring
OF 1854, was taken i'll with CONSUMPTION.
and after trying everything 1 could hear of
ana Goctoring all summer, my physician said
mad consumption, and that my left lung was
nearly gone and that l could live but short
time. About twelve bottles of DIR. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery brought me out all
rgnt, and L cured myself of two more attacks
OF the same trouble. am satisfied that the
Golden Medical Discovery will cure con-
sumption IL taken IN time. / consider it the
best medicine IN the world for the diseases fop
which 1T IS recommended
Last summer was taken with diarrhea
OF the very worst kind, writes Mrs. Kate II.
SummersOn, OF Emporium, Cameron Co.. Pa.
doctored great deal, and for q time was
better, but the trouble soon came ON again
worse than ever, and it went so long it be-
came chronic. l doctored again and got
worse all the time. l had no appetite, and
was so rundown l felt badly all over.
lady friend told me to try DIR. Pierce's
medicines. l took four bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery and three vials of Pleas
ant Pellets Am entirely cured / never
felt better, and l owe it all to DE-. Pierce's
medicines
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Plerces Golden Medical Discovery
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