The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-02

panied by sickening pains in my stom-
ach and bowels. In this way l suffered
l think about two months when
friend of mine induced me to write to
DR.. Pierce for advice which l did. His
answer was that had liver complaint
and indigestion, and advised me to
take his Golden Medical Discovery.
/ followed the Doctors directions close
ly, and in few days | could discover
that l was getting better slowly Ev-
cry day I felt just little better, then
l could begin to eat little light diet
Then l began to sleep a little better at
night and in the morning would feel
refreshed and rested. Next | began to
improve rapidly. l kept right on taxi
ing DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery and his Pleasant Pellets and
kept getting better every day. | took
eight bottles of Golden Medical Dis
covery' and several Walls of Pleasant
Pellets and I felt that l was well
enough to leave off medicine and go to
work, which l did with pleasure. l
have not taken any medicine since, ex-
cept DR.. Pierce's Pellets. | can eat
anything and as much as I want, and
it never hurts me a particle" \
THIS IMPORTANT FACT
is suggested by the letter of Mrs. Fink:
Many diseases in organs remote from
| the stomach are caused by the stom-
| ach and must be cured through the
! stomach. 1t is a common thing to find
| people who have taken DR.. Pierce's
| Golden Medical Discovery for "stom-
| ach trouble" expressing their wonder
| at the cure of the diseases of the liver,
| kidneys, heart or lungs. There really
| is nothing wonderful in such cures.
The poisonous flower of disease may
| blossom in any part of the body and
yet root in the stomach. Golden
| Medical Discovery" plucks up the root
! and the disease dies away. But. that
cures of diseased lungs should be
wrought in this way, seems to some
people incredible. Yet the lungs are
nourished and built up just like every
organ of the body-by blood. Turn a
| leaping stream of rich red blood into
a diseased spot and its like turning a
stream of water into a fire. 1t STILES
it at once, and soon extinguishes it al
together. Blood is life to the lungs
| just as we'll as to the heart, and the
Discovery" by making more blood and
| richer blood heals the lacerated tissues
and strengthens the organs assailed
by disease to fight against it and
throw it off. Even when the lungs
have been weakened by many hemOrr-
hages, and the body has grown weak
through lack of power to eat or ASST
milate food, when the cough has been
obstinate and deep rooted, and emacia-
ton most extreme, health comes back
| by the use of DR.. PierCe's Golden Medl-
| cal Discovery.
Last spring I was taken with Sc
we're pains in my chest, and was so weak
! could hardly walk about the house
says Mrs. q. l.. Kerr, of Fort Dodge
Webster Co., Iowa. II tried severa
physicians and they told me / had con
sumption, but that | might perhaps
live a good many years. I heard OF
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and / thought | would try some of it
Before | had taken the first bottle
was very much better. took five bot
Ties of it and have not had any re-
turn Of the trouble. | have also taker
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription anC
Pleasant Pellets with good results"
MY wife had hemorrhages of th'
lungs" writes w. A. Sanders, of Hern
Mason Co., W. Va. she had Gel
hemorrhages and the people all arounC
here said she would never be wei
again. But she began to take DR.
Pieces Golden Medical Discovery, ant
she soon began to gain strength AM
flesh After taking ten bottles she wa
entirely we'll Should you think thi
will do you any good to publish, jus
use it,and if any one disputes the merit
of this almost omnipOtent 'medicin
they may enclose self-addressed en-
velope with stamp, and l will answer
the same as written i'm this letter"
Persons suffering from chronic form
of disease are invited to consult DI
Pierce, by letter, free, All correspond
ence strictly private and absolutel
confidential. Address Dr. r, V. Pierce
Buffalo, n. Y.
AS chief consulting physician to tn
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
} Buffalo n. Y, assisted by his staff O
} | nearly a score of physicians, each ma