Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
until the little breakdowns began to (

until the little breakdowns began to
come
Many a morning he would rise with
his head feeling as he expressed il,
like lump of lead, and no stomach
for the dainty breakfast she had pre-
pared. so, you must eat!" she would
exclaim anxiously, 'tYou can never
work without it. And all the time
trying to smile, she would pass her
hand lightly across her own forehead
as if to brush away the pain that
snapped and darted underneath.
Then came days when he could
neither eat nor work at all; when his
sight was blurred and dizzy, his limbs
weighted down as if with shackles; his
whole body full of sickness and nausea
and distaste of living, and his mind
dark with dismal forebodings. Describ-
ing this terrible time afterward he said
TO friend:
What troubled me most was that /
could not understand what was the
matter with me. The doctors said it
was consumption they did me no good.
knew something was killing me by
inches. Finally | had to give up and
go 10 bed. Icould hardly lift my head
off the pillow. Ny brother wanted to
write to DIR. Pierce of Buffalo, and
brought me three bottles OF his Golden
Medical Discovery and begged me to
take it / didn't have much faith but
said to my wife:
whats the use? The doctors dom
help me a bit and nothing else will. At
this rate I'll die anyway. This Dis
covery' can't hurt me, it may help me
I'll try these three bottles just to please
Jim. He was right too. The first
bottle went straight to my digestion
and gave me an appetite SO l relished
my food. felt as il every mouthful
was doing me good and making good
blood in my veins. l began to fee
better and pick up my flesh my bowel:
came around right and / guess my live
sort of walked up. My cough stopped
got good and strong and in four weeks
was back at work again like man. >
now TROUBLE WENT AWAY.
my wife never let on how miserable
she was feeling all the while; when
found it out made her take the Dis
covery' too and DIR. Pierce's Favorit
Prescription for her nerves and she say
she's Just made over new again. / sen
for his great Medical Adviser IT.
the grandest book you ever saw. |
we'd had it before we would have save
hundreds of dollars"
Then came new hopes, new plans
new power and fresh achievements. TIL
little home in time became their yer
own, earned and paid for by the ers
while nerveless hands and brain no
restored to vigor and activity by tn
most remarkable life-renewing "Dii
covery'' that medical science has eve
revealed to man. And when at lengt
a sweet, fresh little life came to BILE:
their lives, they felt that happiness wa
complete.
This is true story and it cannot l
told too often or too strongly. VIII;
this great Discovery did for tn
man, 1t has done for thousands of me
and women in every corner of this bros
Union, and in every civilized count
on the Globe. The discoverer and i
yentor of this matchless remedy, II.
Pierce, M. D., has been for thir
years and now is tine chief consultii
physician Of the Invalid's Hotel al
Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N.
Probably no living physician has had
wider practical experience in dealil
with those obscure and obstina
diseases which battle the skill of ninet
nine doctors out of every hundred.
A Massachusetts man, Mr.. Jol
BROOKS OF BoylsloD, worcester count
(Sawyers Mills), in letter to I
Pierce writes: 81 feel it my duty nj
to write to you to tell you of the gre
benefit 1 received from DR.. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. I cam
thank you enough for the good / ha
received. About a year ago 1 "
taken with bad cold which settled
my lungs. The doctors said l was
consumption and could not get well.
took Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and
did me no good After taking it fo
months l heard of your Golden Me,
cal Discovery and wrote to you
advice. / have taken your medicl
and it saved my life. felt so 81
when wrote to you / thou hit woi
not live the winter through. In
morning would raise an awful lot a