The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1898-04-22

her, poor thing. 1t almost killed my sis.
ter. remarked lady. in an audible tone,
to her companion across the aisle.
l shuddered % l heard my doom pro-
nounced by careless lips, and didn't have
enough hope left to pay more than passing
notice to the name OF the discovery which
the lady said had saved her sisters life
l had met with so many disappointments
that l almost courted death, and 1t was a
relief to get within the shetering walls OF
the Sanitarium, and hear the encouraging
words of the proprietor and his assistants.
But all my hope vanished when, after
eight weeks treatment. 1 was asked for
the addresses OF my relatives and friends,
knew then that these doctors also con-
sidered my case hopeless The mental
agony | endured brought my journey on
the cars back to me with vivid distinct
ness, and suddenly the name of the Dis
coyery" which the laxative passenger
mentioned as having saved her sisters life,
began ringing in my ears. Somehow |
could not drive it from my mind, and by
an almost superhuman impulse 1 was inn
PEELED to secretly send a note for a bottle
of it, which took according to directions.
The first few days it had no apparent
effect on my case, except to relieve my
cough somewhat and the soreness on my
lungs. The second bottle gave me more
strength, aud the eruption on my skin be-
gan to disappear. l sent out for three
more bottles, and by the time had taken
them l felt almost well. knew it was
against the rules OF the Institution for
patients to take any medicines except
those prescribed there, and l called the
chief physician to my room, showed him
that had left his own medicine untouched
for weeks, told him that had broken the
rules and taken DIR. Perce's Golden Medi-
| cal Discovery, which saved my life after
| five different doctors had failed. My cure
is matter Of record, and / cheerfully
consent TO its publication as a token OF
| gratitude to DIR. Pierce and his wonderful
Discovery" and in order that other
women may be rescued from agonizlng
suffering ana untlmely death. l have re-
sumed giving music lessons, and as you
can see with your own. eyes, added the
young lady to the reporter. my skin is
smooth and clear, and my health is per-
feet. III had not heard those two young
women discussing my case in the cars. [
would not be here to-day telling you of
my wonderful recovery. My hearing that
conversation proved a fortune to me.
| The above case, reported by the Com
merclal, Is by no means an exceptional
one. Many thousands have given their
voluntary. written testimony in support Of
the wonderful curative and new life giving
powers OF Dir. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Many Of these have asked
that their experiences be made public for
the benefit of other sufferers.
Ii, as il sometimes happens i'm long
neglected and seriously complicated cases.
the relief and cure afforded by this great
Discovery" doesn't promptly follow, DR.
Pierce will. upon being advised by letter.
send, free of charge. such straightforward
professional advice as will enable any SUI.
ferer from similar disease above described
to cure themselves at home, pleasantly.
| paiElessly and permanently.