The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-03

just as much ability to-day in the Amer
lean navy as ever and 1 would not hest
tate to say that there are better men to-
day in the navy than ever" Lieut.. Hob
son has proved himself the greatest hero
of modern times; none the less so were
the six brave fellows who volunteered
and went with him, as well as the seventh
man-the coxswain who disebeyed orders
and slipped on board to help in the des-
perate undertaking! Almost every officer
and man in the entire fleet begged to be
allowed a place on the Merrimac-a for
lorn hope for their countrys glory-for
none who went expected to get out alive
through the hell that would surely pour
from the cannon mouths of Moro and
Zocapa. 1t was a scene of heroism and
heroes which will do more to convince the
world that Americans are not "a nation
of shopkeepers," but that they are built
of the material from which heroes are
made.
1t takes man with good blood, strong
nerves and a healthy condition of heart,
brains and stomach to be a hero. A nerv-
Gus man who does not sleep at night and
gets up shaky in the morning is not the
sort to take up the battle of life with con-
fidence and fortitude. If the nerves are
fed on good rich blood, and the liver ac
tive so that all waste products are elimi-
nated-such a man has a clear head and
firm will, for his nerves are strong, his
heart active and his brain is fed on pure
blood. So it happens that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is one of the
best of all health-keepers for 1t makes
pure, rich blood.
It forces out all impurities and disease
germs. 1t does not make any difference
what the disease may be called, so long
as 1t has its inception in improper or in
sufficient nourishment-this great med-
cine willcure it. 1t may be called dyspep-
sa, kidney disease, liver complaint" skin
or blood disease, or nervous prostration
all these have the same starting point.
The Golden Medical Discovery reaches
that point. 1t will cure these diseases alb
solutely None of them can retain their
hold on the system when the arteries are
filled with rich, pure Blood. II replaces
worn out tissue with hard muscular flesh,
and changes weakness and debility into
active power and nerve force.
No alcohol being used in the manufac-
ture of Golden Medical Discovery" 1t
does not inebriate or create an appetite
or longing for stimulants as is so often
the case with the protracted use of other
advertised tonics and alternatives which
are very generally made up largely of
that injurious ingredient.
The originator of this great "Discov-
cry" r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.. is chief con
sulting physician to the great Invallds'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo.
~ Y, at the head of staff Of nearly
score Of eminent associate physicians
and surgeons. He has acquired, in his
over thirty years of active practice,
reputation second to no living physician
in the treatment of obstinate, chronic dis
eases. His prescriptions must not be con-
founded with the numerous boom reme-
dies, extracts" compounds" and "sar-
saparillas" which a proft-seeking drug
gist is often ready to urge as a substi-
tute DIR. Pierce's medicines are the pro-
duct of wide experience and deep study.
ANY one may consult him by letter free
of charge.
THE reason I delayed writing was be-
cause / wanted to wait one year after 1
had taken the medicine before giving my
statement, aud now / can send a good
conscientious testimonial" writes Chas. H.
Sargent, of Plain City, Madison county
Ohio. During The summer and fail of 1896
1 became all run down nerves were out
of order and stomach out of order. / wrote
to Dr. Fierce for advice. He said I had
general debility, and advised DR.. Pierco's
Golden Medical Discovery, and, thanks to
YOU for your advice, / used six bottles; and
since l stopped taking it about one year
ago nave not tdhSA any meulC-ue OF any
kind, ana have been able TO work every
day. My appetite is good, | can eat three
square meals a day, and I do not feel that
miserable burning in the stomach after
eating. My blood and nerves are in good
shape, and weli-in FACT, / think | am in
pretty sOod running order"
my health had been failing for several
years" writes Mrs. Sophia a. Slemp, of
Sugargrove. Smith county, Virginia: Il
had hot flashes and at times dreadful
hurt!ns in MY back above the loins could
not rest at night on account of hot spells
Last spring be gan to feel so weak / could
scarcely DO my work ana II April broke
down completely. | had indigestion aud
kidney trouble. 10 desire to urinate and
when 4 did, would puss only very little
and OF dark color Tie back of my head
ana neck would be so tired could not
rest The left side Of my face ached, but
the pains and aches yielded under the in