The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-29

Give me something for my stomach.
And he gets some palliative when a1ords
temporary relief. He goes on to business
and puts in his time until noon, when ne
thinks of luncheon. He arranges the
card on his door to Back in ten min
utes," and off he goes. He hurries to the
eating house gulps down a glass of milk,
eats a piece of pie and is back again to
the office to make good the sign, zen
minutes for luncheon. And so runs ms
day. He goes home late to hearty meal,
which his stomach is in no condition to
receive. He is irritable and fretful after
1t, and the family are really glad When ne
goes to bed. Though sometimes he does
not go to bed. His irritation drives him
to the club, where he smokes many CT
CARS, and joins friend about midnight in
a "broiled live" with suitable liquids.
What happens to him?
Some morning he does not run to catch
the car. But the regulars of MS ac-
quaintance do. They chat with each
other. TOO bad ABOUT poor ol y ad Brown
Must be a great shock to his wife.
Poor woman! She's going to have
pretty hard pull to bring up that family
Of Of hers How OLD was Browns in2t Not G 6i
prime Forty-two or three, should say.
Poor Brown" And that's the story of
the average man.
Every man who lives in such a manner
Follow the newspaper obituaries
through the year, and see how many
men ole OF stomach trouble. OF VI SOIIlS
disease growing out of a diseased condi.
ton of the stomach and other organs OF
digestion and nutrition
NO MAN is STRONGER THAN HIS
STOMACH.
1t has been said: Tell me what you
eat, and I will tell you what you are"
But it is not what IS eaten, but what is
digested and assimilated which is really
the measure Of mans physical powers:
1t might be far more truly said: Tell
me the state of your digestion and will
tell you the state of your health. Every
body knows that food is essential to life,
but most people overlook the fact that
gested and perfectly assimilated. Every
body knows that when a man starves to
death his mind weakens with his body;
that he is the victim of strange decisions
and hallucinations. But few people real
lie that when food is not digested and as
simulated there Is a condition of partial
starvation of brain and body, and that
the mental irresolution and physical
weakness SO often associated with fndi-
gestion and other forms of disease of the
stomach and its allied organs, are only
gestion fails utterly life fails utterly.
When digestion fails partially the life
fails In like proportion, of its due vigor
the highest efficiency the one thing need
full is good matchmaking food, perfectly
digested and assimilated.
1t follows necessarily from these facts
that a medicine which will restore the
active powers of the stomach and diges-
tive and nutritive systems will restore the
body to sound health.
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
The secret of the success of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery in restoring to
sound health the most hopeless invalids,
is due to it's remarkable power to cure
diseases of the stomach and other. organs
of digestion and nutrition.
II was total wreck-could not sleep
or eat" writes Mr.. j. O. Beers of Berry
man, Crawford county, Mo. For two
years tried medicine from doctors. but
received very little benefit l lost flesh
and strength; was not able to do a good
days work. / took DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and when ! had taken
one bottle could sleep and my appetite
was wonderfully improved l have taken
five bottles and am still improving"
1t is only reasonable proposition that
weakness is natural result of starva-
ton. Thus when food is not digested
and assimilated and the body fails of the
other organ is sure to follow the weak
ness of the stomach. Weak heart.
weak lungs, weak kidneys, weak
or torpid liver, are very commonly asso-
ciated with weak" stomach These dis
cases., seemingly remote from the stom-
aoh, have their origin In the diseased
condition of the stomach, which prevents
eases which have their origin in the
stomach must be cured through the stom.
aoh. 1t Is of no use to try local treat.
ment of kidneys, heart, lungs. liver or
other organs, while the stomach is left
uncured. Some of the most remarkable
cures Of diseases of heart, liver, lungs
kidneys and other organs have been ef
fected by the use Of Golden Medical
discovery which is proof that these
diseases, seemingly remote from the
stomach, are cured when the diseased
stomach and its allied organs are cured
For six long years suffered with
my liver, kidneys and indigestion which
banned the best doctors in our country "
writes e, L. Ramsell. Esq. Of Woolsey
Prince William county, Va II suffered
with my stomach and back for a long
time, and after taking a cart-load' Of
medicine from three doctors / grew sa |
bad / could hardly do a DAYS WORT
Would have death-iike pains In the side
and blind spells, and thought thai life !
was hardly worth living I decided IN
consult DR.. r. v. Pierce and his star 81
physicians: They said my case was cnro a.
BILE, and ! was greatly ENCOURAGED
began taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medicsi |
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as a. !
vised gin August, 1889 Before bsd
taken half of the second bottle ! began ~ AZ
feel relieved. got six more bottles ana !