Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-06

babies emaciated, their limbs tremu-
lous. Night and day the hollow, tear
ing cough leaves them gasping and
painting. They look around pitifully
for help, but there stands Giant De-
spair in the guise of a doctor, saying:
at is useless. You are beyond help.
Your case is hopeless" The man who
kills faith in the human heart is
More Criminal Than Cain,
steals the hope to which humanity
clings to the last extremity, is the big
gest and basest of thieves.
But even this cruel and crafty giant
has been outwitted, and captives have
escaped from his clutches. The hard
est thing to do is to arouse these pris-
oners of despair to action. But when
some pilgrim comes by their dungeon,
singing for sheer happiness, and tells
how he was once in just such a state
and escaped from the giant; tells that
there are thousands of others who
have escaped and are well and happy;
then the poor captives take heart of
grace and makes the first step to
safety.
To drop the allegory; there are
thousands of people given up by the
doctors to cough their lives away, or
to see 1t trickle from them in ceaseless
hemorrhages. And there are other
thousands who in like case have been
given up by doctors have made trial
by advice of friends of DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery, and been per-
fectly and permanently cured. The
first dose of the Golden Medical Dis
covery" is the first step to health. If
1t requires courage to take that first
step, can anything be more encourag-
ing than the testimony of thousands
who have been cured of weak lungs,
bronchitis, obstinate cough, bleeding
OF the lungs and other forms of dis
ease which if neglected or unskillfully
treated find a fatal termination in con-
sumption.
when | commenced taking your
medicines, eighteen months ago, my
health was completely broken down, y
writes Mrs Cora l.. Sunderland, of
Chaneyville, Calvert Co., Md. "At
times / could not even walk across the
room without pains in my chest. The
doctor who attended me said | had
lung trouble and that would never
be well again. At last 1 concluded to
try DIR. Pierce's medicines. l bought
a bottle of Golden Medical Discovery,
took it, and soon commenced to feel a
little better; then you directed me to
use both the Golden Medical Discov-
cry and the 'Favorite Prescription,
which / did. Altogether | have taken
eighteen bottles of Golden Medical
Discovery twelve of the 'Favorite Pre-
scription,' and five Walls of Pellets
am now almost entirely well, and do
ali my work without any pain what
ever, and can run with more ease than
/ could formerly walk"
If that one cure stood alone 1t would
be argument enough to convince any
one with weak" lungs that DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
we'll worth a trial.
It's Almost Sure to Cure.
But in place of one solitary case,
there are thousands and thousands OF
cases. many of them of a most des-
perate character, which have been
rured by the use of Golden Medical
Discovery" The records show that OF
all these thousands who have taken
DR.. Pierce's treatment only two persons
in every hundred have failed OF a per-
feet and permanent cure. And even
this two per cent. testify to beneficial
results, If not absolute cure. This rec
ord means that in an experience COW
ering over a third of century, and
the treatment of thousands OF cases,
ninety EIGHT per cent. have been cured
and stay cured. In all the, annals OF
medicine there is no parallel record
of such success in the treatment and