The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-09

in which some poor sufferer condemned
! to death, waits hOpelcssly for execution
/ of the sentence. There is no gathered
crowd no public demonstration, no wide
interest in this coming death. Sometimes
! the scene is in the garnet of city house,
| where the sun finds only one little WIN
dow to look in at as he passes in his daily
| round. There some young man waits in
utter loneliness the fatal hour. or the
! scene may be laid in spacious chambert
| where nurses go about quietly and anN-
ious friends stand by to help and com
fort. Perhaps it's the father of a FAMILY
| who feels his day coming ana wonders
| what will become of his baneS. Or per-
! haps it's a poor seamstrcss, who sits and
| coughs while the hectic burns in her
| cheek and her breast heaVes with her
| cOnVulsive breathing. Somewhere, Such as
| these every hour Of every day sit walt
ing for the sentence of death to be carried
| out
Who condemned them?
JUDGE IGNORANCE. 81.
Judge Ignorance insists that certain dis
eases are incurable he says that the most
| incurable of these diseases affect the
lungs. And when there's cough, hectic
night-sweats. emaciation, bleeding at the
| lungs, some or all of these conditions,
then the death sentence is pronounced.
What does the jury say? Judge lgnor-
ance declines a jury trial He objects TO
| iuries He says iures are ignorant. Ihey
don't know what they are talking about
| ct say" he busters, that such Things
are innOssible You can be cured when the
| lungs are so affected and if you say you
| had an obstinate cough. splitting OF blood,
were worn to a shadow, couldn't take
nourishment and then got wei by inc
use of DR.. Pierce s Golden Medical Dis
cOvery, all I can say Is you are mistaken
about the disease. You couldn't get well
under such conditions That's the ipae
diXit of Judge Ignorance. BUT soppose
we empanel a jury, the largest jury ever
cmpaneled in the world S history, jury.
of one hundred thousand men and WomfH;
Every member Of this jury has been cured
of disease by Golden Medical Discovery
under Just such conditions as Judge lg-
noranCe says are impossible. outside our
| gigantic jury box are another hundred
thousand men and women who nave been
similarly cured by the same medicine
And among this great thTOng are thou
sands condemned by Judge Ignorance TO
| a miserable death He said they were
! too sick to live. But here they are very
much alive They've got their working
| clothes on. They've come from the forge.
| the p0w the stOre from the churn ana
| typewriter, from the parlor ana from me
office It's an interesting jury. III fadlateS
| health and happiness. The people that
| compose it are the backbone Of citizen
ship. the people who work with brain ana
/ body. the producers, the great middle
class, of whom Longfellow's blacksmith Is
! the splendid type, a man Of Drawn, ms
| face tanned his hands hard, and with
| level eyes that 'look the whole world in
| the face
"ToiIing, rejoicing. sorrowing,
Onward through life he goes
Each morning sees some task begun,
Each evening sees its close.
Something attempted, something done,
Has earned a nights repose.
1t is that kind Of man and his family
who make up our jury. ANA pom o.
that jury would bring testimonials such
as these from every member, man or
Mr. Charles A. Moore OF Fiyemle Ma
son county w. Va. testitics. 81 mad been
afflicted with lung trouble for two years.
7 tried ell the surrounding physicians. but
they did me no good. After a long period
! bought bottle of your 'Folueh Me9lcaI
Discovery and after taking four bottles I
am entirely cured. and ] stand firm 10 rec
ommend your great Discovery 10 all poo
pie afflicted with lung trouble. ] now feel
stronger than ever did"
W. A. Sanders Of Heru. Mason county.
W Va. testifies, MY wife had hemor-
rhage Of the lungs; she had ten hemOr-
rhages. and the people all around here
said she would never be well again. But
she began TO take Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and she soon began TO
gain strength and flesh After taking ten
bottles she was entirely well. Should YOU
think this will do YOU any good to publish.
lust use r.. and If any one disputes the
merits of this almost omntpotent medicine
they may enclose self-addressed envelope
with stamp. and ] VIII answer the same as
written in this letter.
John NJ. Russell. ESQ OF Brent, Chero-
l5ee Nat. Ind Ty.. testiiies: Last spring
| T had a severe attack Of pneumonia. which
left me with a very bad cough. and also
I left my lungs IN very bad condition 7
! had no appetite. and was so weak J could
/ scarcely walk. My breast was all COW
l cred with running sores 7 got two hot
Z ties of Dr. pierce's Golden Medical Dis
! covery. which I believe saved my life
/ cannot express my gratitude 10 YOU
am able now to do very good work.
! Every man and woman Of that great
] Jury can toll similar tale.
! What does that testimony mean for tho
/ sufferer who has been condemned by
I Judge Ignorance
IT MEANS RETRIEVE.
/ II means that Golden Medical Discov-
/ cry" cures such cases Of throat disease,