Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-14

in the fact that men and women,
weakened by hemorrhages and wasted
by disease, have found a perfect and
permanent cure in the use of DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
There are thousands of such cures on
record, and in large number of cases
the persons cured had been given up
by the physicians as being beyond all
help or hope.
Eighty-One HemOrrhages.
"About five years ago." writes Cor
nelius McCawley, Esq, of Leechburg,
Armstrong Co., Pa, Il was taken with
bemorrhages, and / had eighty-one OF
them in all; sometimes splitting five
pints of blood at one time. 1t brought
me down so low that could not walk
nor get any sleep. l tried a great
many things and went to doctors in
Pittsburg but got no relief. My friends
gave me up to die, and indeed gathered
two or three times to see me die. My
doctor did all he could for me, was
very attentive, but could not stop the
hemorrhages, and all gave me up to
die, with consumption. got little
book of DR.. Pierce's and while looking
over the names in the pamphlet of
those who stated that they had been
cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery found one case that seemed
to be exactly like mine-the case OF
Mr.. G. H. Harris. sat down and
wrote to him, describing my case. In
about one week l got an answer from
him, telling me that DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery saved his life, and
advised me to try it. told my doctor
] would try it and he said, You may as
well take water but thought it was
only die anyway, so ! wrote to you
and commenced the use of the Golden
Medical Discovery and Doctor Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. When I had taken
six bottle / had eight bad hemor-
rhages; wrote to you and you sent me
word to keep on with the Discovery
and the hemorrhage would stop after
o while. thank the Lord it did. That
was over two years ago, and l have
not had any bleeding since. / can
truly say that the medicine cured me
through the blessing of the Lord.
II have people coming to me almost
every day, and saying, What did you
take? never expected to see you get
30 WELL ! am walking, living adj
vertisement of your grand medicine. |
tell people when they ask me that
owe all to DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery"
sis There n Chance for Met"
1t Is peculiar thing that a person
who has read of a cure of disease
similar to his own, or even worse than
his own, will still ask: "Is there a
chance for me?" The question is char
hcteristic of the hopelessness which
follows a long series of disappoint-
ments in medicines and medical men.
There is a chance for everybody.
That trite saying, while there's life
there's hope" is not alone the express
Sion of the eternal spring of hopeful
hess in the human breast, but the rec
Drd of the physical fact that while the
spark of vitality CLOVIS in the body.
there is yet hope to re-kindle the fire
Of life.
Anybody who has striven to re-
kindle a fire from a few embers
knows the process. Little scraps of
light, inflammable material are gath
cred around the central spark. The
IRE is fed frequently, slowly, and as 1t
converts the added fuel to heat larger
sticks are piled on to feed the glowing
flame. The process of reminding the
flame of life in the body from the
dying embers of Vitality finds an an
alogy in the REX ling of the dying
fire. The bod \st be fed as the
IRE is. Food one thing which
sustains human and the whole
problem of restd! ttality and re-
covering health uced TO tho