Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-28

capacity for work daily diminishing
and after taking the Discovery" find
themselves able to work without
WEAKNESS and exhaustion.
The reason l delayed writing was
because | wanted to wait one year af-
ter had taken the medicine before
giving my statement, and now | can
send good, Conscientious testi-
monial," writes Charles H. Sergeant
of Plain City, Madison Co., Ohio
During the summer and fall of 1906
became all run down. nerves were
out OF order and stomach out of or
der. | wrote to DR.. Pierce for ad-
vice He said l had general debility,
and advised DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and, thanks to
you for your advice, l used six bot
ties; and since l stopped taking it
about one year ago, l have not taken
any medicine of any kind, and have
been able to work every day. Ny
appetite is good, l can eat three
square meals a day, and | do not
teel that miserable burning in the
stomach after eating Ny blood and
nerves are In good shape, and we'll
in fact, think l am in pretty good
running order"
WOMEN NEED TT
It's the same thing with women as
with men. Women are just as apt as
men to take more out of their bodies
in a days work than they can put
back in food and rest That means
a daily over draft of strength which
some day results in physical bank
ruptcy. It's like this: There's a wo-
man whose husband has left her five
hundred dollars insurance. She has
the money in the bank and means to
keep 1t for "a rainy day. But one
month she can't quite make out with
her earnings and draws little from
the bank. And the next month the
earnings don't come up to the re-
quirements of living and she draws
little more money. And SO it goes on
Until all that surplus is gone, can you
tell what is going to happen the next
month when the earnings don't quite
pay the living expenses? The wo-
man is going a little hungry. And
when she has gone little hungry
few months, still keeping up her
days work, she's going to collapse.
She hasn't put back into the BODY
what she has used up in its daily
labor. To such a woman DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery comes as
a God-send. She is astonished at its
strength-producing qualities.
Il took four bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and one
vial OF Pellets and | could eat any
thing wanted, SO | thought | would
not take any more for a while and
see If l was cured" writes Mrs. Julia
T. Deal of Oswald, Iredell Co., n.
/. Il have not taken any medicine
now for four months. | can eat any,
thing | want and have not been sick
day this summer. The more l eat
and the harder | work, the better /
feel. | have not been in bed dav
since took your medicines.
These are real cures The imagin-
airy cures OF many medicines, come
only from opiates and stimulants. In
the one the nerves which cry out for
food are drugged with what is called
'nervlne' or nerve food" but which
IS in reality nerve destruction. In
the other,
WHISKY MEDICINES"
or medicines heavily loaded with al
cohol, stimulate the patient and pro-
duce an effect similar in kind though
different in degree to that sought
by the inebriate in beer or whisky.
1t is of such medicines" that THE
VOICE" the great temperance Or
gan OF the country, says in a recent
issue:
I'm many patent medicines which
are largely consumed throughout the
country, by all classes of people,
there is percentage of alcohol which
puts them on level with beer, rum
and whisky as intoxicants. 1t is safe
to affirm that they are medicines in
name only. Their chief value lies
in their alcoholic effect as a stimu-
liant. In fact, those who know at
tribute the benefits ascribed to this
class of medicines wholly to the
stimulative effects of the alcohol they
contain"
The results which are produced by
the use of Golden Medical Dicoy-