The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28

does the farmer bring his land UP to
the requirements of the crops? He puts
back into the soil the elements which
are used up in crop making. That's what
his use of phosphates means. His land
would die if he did not put back its
strength There are two ways of doing
this. He can let his lands lie fallOw for
a year or two and let nature slowly and
llaboriously collect and replace the needed
vital elements, Or he may have resort
to agricultural science and put into
natures hands the vital elements already
prepared for her use, and go right along
sowing and reaping without letting the
land lie idle and losing It's product. Inc ne
farmer needs only to treat his body as
he treats his land to preserve his health
and bring his body up to the level OF
the labor required of it.. He must put
back into the body what he takes out of
II. what is exhausted by his work and
energy or he must give that body regu-
lar rest and let 1t slowly recuperate. But
how can he put back into his body the
used up elements of strength? 1t would
be strange indeed If science could not 90
for flesh and blood (the soil in which
roots the flower Of health what II does
for the soil. To the solution OF
THE PROBLEM OF LIFE
many scientific men have given years of
time and thought one of them has
achieved an absolute success In its solu-
ton. In DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery are contained the very vital
elements which go to make up physical
strength. These are so prepared and
compounded that they present nature
with the material for strength making
and body building in perfectly COM
pact and available form. That Golden
Medical Discovery does bring the
strength up to the level of the required
work. is evidenced by the testimony Of
thousands of men and women who found
their strength growing less and their
capacity fer work daily diminishing; and
after taking the Discovery find them
selves able TO work without weariness
and exhaustion.
''The reason I delayed writing was be-
cause ! wanted to wait one year after
II had taken the medicine before giving
! my statement and now can send a
| good. conscientious testimonial, writes
Charles H. Sergeant of Plain City, Madi-
| son county, O. During the summer and
| fall OF 1896 I became all run down.
nerves We're out of order and stomach
} out of order. wrote TO DR.. Pierce for
advice. He said / had general debility,
and advised Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
! Discovery; and, thanks to you for your
ladvice. I used six bottles, and since l
Istopped taking il. about one year ago,
/ have not taken any medicine of any
| kind and have been able TO work every
| day MY appetite is good, I can eat three
square meals day, and l do not feel
| that miserable burning in the stomach
latter eating. NY blood and nerves are in
good shape and well-in fact, I think
l am in pretty good running order"
WOMEN NEED IT.
It's the same thing with women as with
| men N tlitA dlt luSi as ohA d. 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
Idraft of strength which some dav result s
\ in physical bankruptcy. It's like this:
! There's a woman whose husband has left
| her five hundred dollars insurance. She
/ has the money in The bank and means
[ to keep it for "a rainy day" But one
month she can't quite make out with
/ her earnings and draws a little from the
bank. And the next month the earnings
4 Ea -f-r,v,
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 earn
Iings don't quite nay the living expenses
The woman is going a little hungry. And
when she has gone little hungry q few