The Arizona sentinel., 1899-04-29

feeble answer How long journey?" the jester asked. May Archie I do not know" Whittier then does thy journey lead }" Neither do I know that Archie. " "What provision hast thou made for this iourney?" None at all" sighed tie noblenan. Archie looked long and hard in bis masters face, then he placed his bauDle in llir lords hand. "Take 1t" he said ' for have found a greater fool than myself"
 There is no greater folly t11an ignorance where knowledge is possible and vitally necessary to safety and happiness, and yet tens Of tbous 'nds of people walk this world linked with folly. They are ignorant Of the conditions of life, ignorant of the con- stitution Of their own bodies. Children grow to manhood and womauhood ignorant of the conditions under which nature governs. They break her laws recklessly. They exhaust themselves in the mistaken effort to have good time " while they are young.
 Some day comes the shock when nature presents her overhaul account and de ruands payment. Sometimes it's heart trouble, sornt times the stomach fails of its functions, sometime the liver refuses to tug any longer at its load, or the kidneys balk at their burden Sometimes, very often iu- deed, a red spot begins to burn on the cheeks, a hacking cough develops, the breath grows short, the strength oozes out at night in dripping sweat, and every day the daily walk is shortened by q few steps as the strength fails. That's con sumption.
 The theory is that consumption cannot be cured, and it's a theory so deeply rooted that time Is wasted in combating it. But what is a cure iii such q Case2 Suppose a man tor wotlau) with all the symptoms of consumption takes, as thousands and thousands have taken, Dr. Pie1ce's Golden Medical Discovery, and lives OH to a healthy, happy, hearty old age as these same thousands and thousands have done, and dies II the allotted time of ripened life. Two positions are possible. You eau say it was not really consumption he had Or 1t can be said he really died of consumption after all. But the unarswcT- able fact is that the man lived out his three score years and ten. What IS cUre any way? Isn't life? You don't care what disease you may be said b have if you are enjoying heath and live out your long life i'll comfort ana content. One fact, at least is well established That the Golden Medical Discovery does cure weak lungs, bleeding fro.u lungs, obstinate, lingering coughs, laryigitis, bronchitis, throat dis ease, ard kindred affections of the air-pas- sages, which if neglected or badly treated, lead Up to consumption, can no longer be doubted in view Of the many thousands of well established cures of such cases report cd by the most trustworthy citizens. Many of these cases have been pronounced cousun1ptiOr-2rd inCurable-bv the best local physicians before tie sufferers com inenced the use of Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
 Whether the doctors have erred ir their judgement n these numerous cases or not is net for Us to decide.
 II had q very bad cough, also nigtt-sweats and was almost in ny grave with consumption" Writes Mrs. Clara Mcintyre, Of Ashland Middle sex, Co.,, Mass Box IT. A friend of mine who had died of consumption came to me i'll dream and told me to take pr. Pierce's Golden Medical pi5col cry and, thank the Lord, did so. y the tir I had taken half of the first bottle I felt much better. I kept on til had taken three bottles. That was all l needed. got well and st~orS again."
 II had the g-'p. which left me feeling m;ser- able-no ssrenath and a cough" writes Mrs. C. Maynard, of Last Lyme, New London Co., Conn. As sorle Of my family died Of consunip- ton. feared ti,Gt I began taking pr. Pierce's Golden Medicll Discovery. After taking the second bottle I felt much better, and am now well for one of my age (sixty-tkree yearsl."