The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-27

A great many preparations are offered
as bloOdmakng and tissue building
medicines. They are referred to as if
the medicines actually turned into
blood and flesh when taken into the
body. But no medicine can make blood
or flesh. The utmost that human skill
can do is to remove the distractions
from Natures way. suppose the spring
on the farm chOkes up. No power on
earth can cause that living spring
to burst through the obstructing stones
and sand. The farmer knows this. He
gets down and cleans out the spring
and the water flows once more clear
and free as ever. It's like that with the
stomach and organs of digestion and
nutrition. No human power can make
flesh and blood. if the stomach and di-
Sestive and nutritive system are clog
ged and choked through disease The
one thing that can be done is to take
away the obstruction, heal the diseased
condition, and leave Nature free to
carry on the processes by which she
makes blood and flesh. That is the
work which Golden Medical Discov-
cry" does
A great many people are surprised to
find that a medicine specially directed
to the cure of diseases of the stomach
should cure lung trouble" heart
trouble" liver trouble" nervousness
and other diseases seemingly remote
from the stomach. But the reason for
such cures lie right on the surface.
The stomach is the power house of the
body. When the power gets low
through weakness the great vital
engines which draw all their power
from the stomach, at once feel it, The
heart feels it, the lungs feel it, the liver
feels it, the nerves feel II. Once put
the stomach into condition so that it
can supply the requisite energy for the
dependant organs and these diseases
which root in the stomach are cured
through the stomach.
81 had been doctoring and using
patent medicines for about a year and
hall being unable to work most OF
the time" writes Mr.. John L. Cough
onous, of Glensavage. Somerset Co,
Pa. THE doctor said I had heart dis
ease and Indigestion. 1t began with
choking and oppressed feeling in the
| chest; later on l was troubled with q
hungry feeling, and / semed to be raw
| from my throat down into my stomach.
My appetite was usually poor, and
| was so weak and nervous as though
had been starved out for months, and
my heart kept thrObbng continually.
| and | was short of breath. Finally
wrote to you for advice and you in
| formed me that / had indigestion and
| torpid liver. I did not think your
| diagnosis was right, but I orderd six
| bottles of Golden Medical Discovery
! and began it's use. After using three
| bottles | began TO improve slowly and
soon went to work, and l. have been
| working ever since"
There is no alcohol in Golden Medi-
| cal Discovery" and 1t contains neither
| opium, cocaine nor any other narcotic
No other medicine is "just as good"
as Golden Medical Discovery" which
cannot show Just as good" record Of
cures But no other medicine has made
such a record for cures of weak"
stomach and weak lungs" etc. There
fore If you want to be cured, accept no
substitute for the Discovery"
Persons suffering from disease in 4
! chronic form are invited to consult Or.
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond
enec strictly private and sacredly con-
fidential. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce,
| Buffalo, y. Y.