Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-04-11

a little off this morning" And he gets
some palliative which affords tempo
rary relief. He goes on to business
and puts in his time until noon, when
he thinks of luncheon. He arranges
the card ON his door to Back in ten
minutes" and off he goes. He hurries
to the eating house, gulps down glass
of milk, eats piece of pie and is back
again to the office to make good the
sign, ten minutes for luncheon. And
so runs his day. He goes home late
to hearty meal, which his stomach
is in no condition to receive. He is
irritable and fretful after it, and the
family are really glad when he goes
to bed. His irritation drives him to
the club, where he smokes many CT
gars and joins a friend about mid
night in "broiled live" with suitable
liquids.
What happens to him?
Some morning he does not run to
catch the car. But the regulars" of
his acquaintance do. They chat with
each other. TOO bad about poor old
Brown, wasn't it?'' Yes. Terribly
sudden, too. Must be a great shock
to his wife" Poor woman! She's
going to have a pretty hard pull to
bring up that family of hers" How
old was Brown? Not an old man.
Forty-two or three, l should say"
Poor BroWn!"
Every man who lives in such man
ner is risking his life.
Follow the newspaper obituaries
through the year and see how many
men die OF stomach trouble, or of some
disease growing out of a diseased con-
dition of the stomach and other organs
OF digestion and nutrition.
NO Man is Stronger Than His Stom-
ach.
1t has been said, Tell me what you
eat and l will tell you what you are"
But it is not what is eaten but what is
digested and assimilated which is really
che measure of mans physical pow
ers. 1t might be far more truly said,
Tell me the state of your digestion
and | will tell you the state of your
health" Everybody knows that food
is essential to life, but most people
overlook the fact that food to sustain
life must be properly digested and per-
fectly assimilated. Everybody knows
that when a man starves to death his
mind weakens with his body; that he
is the victim of strange decisions and
Authorizations. But few people realize
that when food is not digested and
assimilated there is a condition of par
tial starvation of brain and body, and
that the mental irresolution and phys
lcal weakness so often associated with
Indigestion and other forms of dis
eases of the stomach and its allied Or
gans. are only symptoms of this star
walton. When digestion fails utterly,
life fails utterly. When digestion fails
partially, the life fails in like proper
ton of its due vigor and vitality. To
bring body and mind to the highest
efficiency the one thing needful is good
blood-making food, perfectly digested
and assimilated.
1t follows necessarily from these
facts that medicine which will re-
store the active powers of the stomach
and digestive and nutritive systems
will restore the body to sound health.
The Secret of Success.
The secret of the success of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, in
restroing to sound health the most
hopeless invalids, is due to its re-
markable power to cure diseases of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition.
] was a total wreck-could not
sleep or eat" writes Mr.. ]. o. Beers,
Of Bergman, Crawford county, Mo.
For two years tried medicine from
doctors, but received very little ben
eft. ! lost flesh and strength; was
not able to do good days work.
took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. and when had taken one bot