The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-09-06

The seemingly impossible often comes
true. If man should tell his friends that
he was dying of indigestion many of them
would exclaiu: why, man, indigestion
isn't killing complaint " His all-sufh-
cient answer would be, "N is killing me-"
of the term is the most killing of all COM
plants. The worst diseases that flesh is
heir to, have their beginnings in bad diges-
ton. People who die of wasting illnesses
and blood diseases are simply starved to
death because the stomach and blood-lna&
ing glands don't furnish sufficient nouTish-
ment to feed the constitution. Most of the
people who die of consumption die because
their lungs can't get enough good blood
from the digestive organs.
When these fail to do their work and
torpid liver allows the. circulation to be-
come choked up with bilious poisons, the
Whole system is laid wide open to every
form of malignant and fatal nalady.
People by hundreds write every day to
Dr. Pierce, at Buffalo n. Y, declaring that
his Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
them of some dangerous illness that the
doctors could not master yet all that this
discovery does is to enable the diges-
tive and nutritive organism to make good
blood, and gives the liver power to keep 1t
pure Nature does the rest.
An instance of how the digestive organ
ism affects the whole body for good or evil
Chase Chase Co.., Nebraska. Her father,
Mr. c. c. Rummell, in a grateful letter to
Dr.. Pierce, writes:
In February 1895 our little girl had severe
attack Of grip. 1t settled III her stomach caus-
ing inflammation Of stomach and bowels We
had two doctors who gave up the case: the third
relieved her: but September found her helpless.
in fact a mere skeleton. Our doctor being fifteen
miles away it was almost impossible to go to
him once a week. SO concluded to try DR..
ant Pellets Nine bottles cured her. Our bill!
to other doctors was one hundred dollars, and
to Dr. Pierce, only nine dollars
4 new lease of life is given by this mar
velous " Discovery to all who are victims
of mal-nutrition. 1t creates a vital activity
of the entire system which promotes the
elimination Of poisonous disease germs and
wasted tissue and the rapid building up of
solid. muscular flesh. l. S. Finnev. Esq,
of Amelia. Allegheny Co., \. c., writes:
After recovering from spell Of typhoid
fever l was taken with terrible cough. After
irving several remedies and all to no avail I
decided to try Dr.. pierces Golden Medical Dis
covcrv After taking one bottle felt greatly
relieved. and after using seven bottles was
entirely cured. Dr. Pic-ces medicine is all It is
suffering humanity"
For thirty wears Dr. Pierce has been chief
consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute of Buffalo. \. V,
where he has had probably a more extern
sive and practical experience in treating
obstinate chronic diseases than any other
pilvsicau in America. His remarkable
prescriptions have AL unmatched reputa-
ton throughout the English speaking
world rs Tie most Ina,velouslv efficacious
J remedies ever devised.
They are the rcsui, of genius, experience
and scientific common sense. His famous
"Favorite Prescription for women IS
unQucs;iouab!y the most perfect and suc-
ccssiul remedy ever invented for every
form OF female complaint. Taken in con-
junction with The "Goldcn Medical Dis
covcrv. the two constitute complete and
effective Cours" OF treatment for weak, nerv-
! Ous ovcrwTOuglt women.
"A copy of Dr.. Pierce's great thousand
page illustrated book the Common Sense
Medical Adviser" will be sent free of
charge on receipt of 81 one-cent stamps, to
pav the cost Of mailing only; or for 81
stamps a heavier cloth bound copy. Ad-
dress Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso.
citation, Buffalo y. Y.