The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-05
pUscles Of health, so the life will be mar
red by weakness and disease.
REGTN WITH rTIIE, RT OOD


BEGIN WITH THE BLOOD.
The lesson taught by nature and by
science to every scholar In the school of
Physical suffering is this: The cure of
disease must begin with the blood. And
it is in accord with the teaching of
Nature and of Science that DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery operates to
give physical healing and strength. 1t
makes new blood. 1t makes more blood
by increasing the activity OF the blood
making glands. 1t purifes the blood from
the germs and pOisons which corrupt the
vital fluid and breed disease. In doing
this 1t removes the common cause of dis
ease, increases physical vitality and vigor,
and builds up the body with good, sound
flesh.
There are a great many claims made
for medicines as blood making and blood
purifying which are at once unSound
as they are unscientific. The statements
made of these medicines would convey
the idea that as soon as the medical
fluid is taken into the stomach it is at
once, by some marvellous alchemy, con-
verted into good, red blood But blood
is made from food, not from medicine,
and a deficient blood supply is common
ly due to the fact that the stomach and
organs of digestion and nutrition are dis
eased The nouTlshment in the food is
only partly extracted, and this partial
nourishment Is only imperfectly assimil-
ated. There is a loss and a leakage go
ing on in each successive process of diges--
ton and assimilation.
MINING MEN KNOW
that when the stamps IN the mill are
working imperfectly, more gold will be
lest in the tailings than will be saved in
the battery. That's the way 1t is when
the stomach is not working properly
the rich, nutritive elements OF the food
are lost. Many a man, in summer time,
has picked up a bucket which has been
standing unused in the sun, and under
taken to carry water in it. He fills the
bucket and the water leaks and spurts
on every side, and by the time he reaches
the barn half the water is lost.
That's only another Illustration of the
less which occurs in the weak stomach
from the leakage of the nutritive values
in the foods which are eaten.
Common sense then says at once-if
the blood is made in the stomach, we
must put the stomach and its allied Or
gans into good working order before
we can have good blood, or an increased
supply of blood. That Is just the primary
work which is done by DR.. Pierces Gold
en- Medical Discovery. 1t goes back of
the blood to the blood makers. 1t cieanSes
the stomach of the foulness which must
foul the food put into it and SO
four the blood made from the food. 1t
strengthens the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition. so that they do
their York perfectly, the nutritiVe values
in the food being perfectly extracted and
perfectly assimilated. 1t increases the
action of the Matchmaking glands, so
that the blood supply is increased The
blood is pure because there's nothing In
ctr tn a mir If II is rich
because all the vital elements of the
food eaten are extracted and put into
the blood instead of being wasted. 1t
drives out disease germs because germs
depend on corruption for their life. They
are like maggots which only live in
tainted meat. When the blood is clean
the germ disappears. He cannot live in
the same veins and arteries with that
rollicking red corpuscle Of health, which
brightens the eye, reddens the cheek and
rounds out the body.
THEN WHAT HAPPENS?
If Golden Medical Discovery does all
these things the results ought to show in
the body, which is built up from the
blood OF course they ought, and they
do. In every one of the thousands upon
thousands of letters received from those
who have been cured by this great medi-
cine there is scarcely ever missing the
increase of strength and the clear COM
pIexion which have accompanied the cure
of the disease.
"It gives me great pleasure to inform
you of the benefits that 1 have realized
from the use of your Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets ="
writes Mrs ]. c. Fink, of Yost, Rowan
county, N. c. Last winter I was so bad
off that I thought it impossible for me
to live until spring. I was taken sick in
January and was in pain all over. The
doctor was called and he said my liver
was out of order. He gave me some med
icine but it did me no good. I grew
steadily worse. 1 could not eat as much
as one bite of bread without great pain,
and was so hungry all the time that 1
thought I would starve to death. My
head ached, my shoulders ached; I was
cross; my brain failed so much that 1
thought I was almost insane I could not
sleep nights only short while at time
Would get up mornings so weak and
nervous 1 could scarcely stand. My hands
and feet were cold all day and at night
they were burning hot. So 1 worried on