The Arizona sentinel., 1899-02-18

The seemingly impossible often comes true. If a mau should tell his friends that be was dying of indigestion many of the1H would gtSIaim: ;!SI Why, ma7, indigestioa cicnt answer would be, IT fs killing r,e"
 The fact iG, indigestion i.l tue full sense of the tern IS the most killing of all COIL piaiTits. The worst diseases that flesh is heir to- have their beginnings in bad diges- ton. People who die of wasting illnesses and blood diseases are siuiply starved to death becareHe the stomach aId blood -t..ak- irg glands don't furnish sufficient norIish- nent to feed the constitution. Most of the people who die Of consumption die because their lungs caH't get enough good blood from tue digestive organs
 Vixen these faii to do tleir work and torpid liver allows the circulation to be- come choked up with bilious poisons the whole system is laid wide opeu to every form of malignant and fatal nialady.
 People by hundreds write every day to Dr. Pierce, a. Buffalo. N. Y, declaring that his "Golden Medical Discovery" has cured ther of some dangerous illness that the doctors could not master yet all that this Discovery" does is to enable the diges- tive and nutritive organism to make good blood, and gives tl;e liver power to keep-it pure. Nature does the rest.
 hu instance Of how the digestive organ ism affects the whole body for good or evil is shown i'll tte case of little girl living in Chase (Chasc Col, Nebraska. Her father, Mr. c. c. Rummeil, ill q grateful letter to Dr. Pierce, writes:
 " h February, ISq5, our iittic 2iEl had severe attaCz Of grip. IL settled in her stomach, cau5 ing iuaaT.sGatiou Cf stoinaCfi and bowels. We had two doctors viio gave up the caSe: the third relieved her biIt September found her helpless iu fact mere SkeiSto1i. Our doctor being hfteSu miles away 1t was almost impossible to go to him once a week, so coHcuded to try Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas ant Pellets Nine bottles cured Eer Onr bill to other doctors was oue hundred dollars, and to Dr Pierce, only nine .ia.iars.'
 A rew lease of life is given by this mar velous > Discovery 10 all who are victims of 1nal-rutrition Il creates q vital activity of the entire system which promotes the elimination Of poisonous disease germs and wasted tissue and the rapid building up of solid, muscular flesh. l.. 6 Flnney, Esq, of Amelia, Alleghany Co.,, \. c, writes:
 After recovering from s,eil Of typhoid fever, was taken wish terrible cough. After trying several remedies ard all 10 no avail decided Q try Dr. PieTcc's Golden Medical Dis cCve7y. After ticking ouc bottle felt greatly entirety cured DT. Pierce's medicine ;s all it is claimed to be- < ;' worth its weight ir gold to suuerirg huulal2ity,"
 For thirty years Dr. Fierce has been chief consulting physician of the luvGlids' Hotel a.d Surgical inssit,ite Of Buffalo. N ',
 
 sive and practical experience iu treating obstinate chronic diseases tLan any other physician in America. His remarkable prescriptions have an unmatched raputa- ton throughout the English speaking world as tte most 1naryeiously eGcacious remedies ever devised.
 They are the result of genius, experience and scientific comlnon sense. His famous "Favorite Prescription for womcn is uuquestinnahly the most perfect and sue cessful reulcdy ever invented for every form cf female complaint. Taken in con juucticn with the "Golden Medical Dis coverv," the two constitute complete and effective course c5 treatment for weak, nerv- nus, overwTought Wo.uen.
 "A copy of Dr. Pierce's great thousand page illustrated book tte "Coumon Sense Medical Adviser" will De sent free of charge on receipt of 2I one-ceut stamps, to pay the cost of riaiiing only CT for .3I stamps heavier Cjoth-bouud copy. Ad- dress, Worlds Dispensa.Y Medical Asso' citation, pufalo, N. I.