The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-16

ever he moves a shadow cnnss to his
shadow, and that clinging shadow is the
shadow of death.
There are forms of disease which seem
to have proclaimed vendetta, or blood
feud, against the human race. It is
peculiarly so in the case of consumption
which often, as in the vendetta, follows
out the blood feud with an entire family,
striking them one by one, until all are
exterminated.
One-sixth of all deaths are due to con-
sumption, and the saddest thing about
this disease is that it's victims by choice
are the budding woman, the young man
just girding himself for the race Of life,
the society bud and the college graduate.
The law Of our land forbids and prevents
the barbarism of the vendetta, Why
should not law step in between the vic
Tins of this other blood feud and the
fatal stab at the lungs? The law does
lstep in; the law of naSure, the highest
of all law BY every canon of that law,
lrepugnant to reason that this blood feud
should be carried to its extreme result
without hope and without help. The best
and wisest of students have felt this and
have given time and study in the effort
to discover something which might arrest
the steps of the destroyer. 1t has been
| lett lot Or. II. v. 9lerce, 1Or more InaU
80 years chief consulting physician to the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute Of
Buffalo, N Y, to offer humanity in his
famed Golden Medical Discovery, the
remedy so many have sought in vain.
The remarkable cures wrought by this
remedy are matters of record and of ref
ence. tThese things were not done in
corner Take the following case as
"Twenty-five years ago, when was 19
years old had what the doctor called
consumption, writes Mrs. Ella Taylor
Dodge, matron of the Home for Mis-
box 165. "IIe told my mother that moth
| ing could be done for me excepting to
make me as comfortable as possible. The
pastor of the M. e. church in the place
where lived heard of my condition and,
although he was not acquainted with our
family, he called, and during the call he
asked my mother # she would allow me
to take a medicine If he would send it to
me. She thought that it would do no harm
| if it did no good, so he sent a bottle OF
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery.
| Before the bottle was empty, my friends
saw little Improvement in my health,
whereupon another bottle was bought.
can't say now Just how much l took but
improved steadily and today am well,
strong woman, as you may imagine
must be to have the care of this home
now have a child under my care and
when she takes cold it settles in the
! larynx. l at first used medicines which
her mother suggested before leaving her,
but nothing did the least good till | gave
your Golden Medical Discovery have
unbounded faith in 1t.
We will not quarrel with doctors over
a definition of disease. They said this
was a case of consumption, and it was a
hopeless case. 1t was a case to be made
comfortable as the condemned prisoner
| is made comfortable, when the death hour
| is fixed and the death watch set. And il
was case cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. There have been
every hundred have been cured. The sue
cess of this remedy is due to its CO.
operation with nature along natural lines
The common treatment of weak lungs Is
based upon the theory that they need
strengthening and that strength comes
| by nourishment. And so an attempt is
made to feed the lungs with cod liver
| oil or emusions which differ only In
that, except as a palliative, the oil has
little value. The theory of nourishment
and strength by nourishment is all right,
but 1t needs a broader application. Sup
pose your cheeks begin to lose their
plumpness, and you seek to nourish them
Do. you think that saturating them with
nourishment would put on flesh? The
very thought is absurd. They must be
nourished, but so must the whole body
be nourished, every. part Of the body be-
to be filled out. This is equally true OF
the lungs. 1t is useless to attempt to
treat the lungs apart from the whole
BODY. Weak lungs mean general weak
be overcome all along the line if the lungs
are to be strengthened.
That is part of the secret of the cures
performed by Golden Medical Discov-
cry" 1t brings strength all along the
line. 1t checks cancellation, controls the
rooted obstinate cough, begins at once to
relieve the body of the strain and press
ure OF disease and puts the lungs on a
| fighting footing against their enemy.
w. A. Sanders, ESD. Of Hern, Mason
hemorrhage Of the lungs. She had ten
hemorrhages, and the people all around
here said she would never be well again.
But she began to take DR.. Pierces Gold
to gain strength and flesh. After taking
ten bottles she was entirely well. Should
you think this will do you any good to
publish, just use 1t, and If any one dis
potent medicine they may enclose self
addressed envelope with stamp, and |
will answer, the same as written in this
letter"
bronchial affections bleeding of the
lungs, and such conditions as will, IL
neglected or unskilfully treated. end IN
consumption, these testimonials open wide
There is no alcohol, whisky or other
stimulant contained in Golden Medical
Discovery" neither does opium or any
narcotic enter into its composition. II
preserves III, pleasant flavor and healing
power In all climates, without any q
these dangerous ingredients and also
without sugar or syrup which sometimes
prove Injurious to weak stomachs
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