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

to as if the medicines actually
turned into blood and flesh when Ia
ken into the body. But no medicine
can make blood or flesh. The utmost
that human skill can do is to remove
the distractions from Natures ways.
Suppose the spring on the farm chokes
up. No power on earth can cause that
living spring to burst through the OBJ
structing stones and sand. The far
mer knows this. He gets down and
cleans out the spring, and the water
flows once more clear and free as
ever. It's like that. with the stomach
and the organs of digestion and nutri-
ton. No human power can make flesh
and blood, if the stomach and digestive
organs are clogged and choked through
disease. The one thing that can be
done is to take away the obstruc-
lions, heal the diseased condition, and
leave Nature free to carry on the pro-
cesses by which she makes blood and
flesh. That is the work which Golden
Medical Discovery does.
A great many people are surprised
to find that medicine specially di-
rected to the cure of diseases of the
stomach should cure lung trouble"
heart trouble" liver trouble" ner-
vousness and other diseases seemingly
remote from the stomach. But the
reason for such cures lies right on the
surface. The stomach is the power
house of the body. When the power
gets low through weakness" the
great vital engines which draw all
their power from the stomach, at once
feel it. The heart feels it, the lungs
feel it, the liver feels it, the nerves
feel it. Once put the stomach into
condition so that it can supply the re-
quisite energy for the dependent or
gans and these diseases which root in
the stomach are cured through the
stomach.
A Complicated Case
81 had been doctoring and using
patent medicine for about year and
half, being unable to work most of
the time," writes Mr.. John L. Coughe-
nour, of Glen Savage, Somerset Co., Pa.
"The doctor said l had heart disease
and indigestion. 1t began with chok-
ing and oppressed feeling in the chest;
later on | was troubled with a hungry
feeling, and l seemed to be raw from
my throat down into my stomach. My
appetite was unusually poor, and / was
as weak and nervous as though l had
been starved out for months, and my
heart kept throbbing continually, and
was short of breath. Finally wrote
to you for ADVICE and you informed
me that ! had indigestion and torpid
liver. l did not think your diagnosis
was right, but I ordered six bottles
of Golden Medical Discovery and be-
gan it's use. After using three bottles
began to improve slowly, and soon
went to work, and have been work
ing ever since"
There is no alcohol in Golden Med
ical Discovery" and it contains Meth
er opium, cocaine nor any other mar
cotic.
No other medicine is "just as good"
as Golden Medical Discovery" which
cannot show "just as good" record
of cures. But no other medicine has
made such a record for cures of
weak" stomach and weak lungs"
etc. Therefore If you want to be
cured, accept no substitute for the
Discovery"
Persons suffering from diseases in a
chronic form are invited to consult Dr.
Pierce, by letter, free. Ali CORES
pondence strictly private and sacredly
confidential. Address Df. R Y. Pierce,
Buffalo. N. Y.
free to Everyone
who will pay expense of mating. DR..
Pierce's great work, the Common
Sense Medical Adviser, containing
zoos large pages. is sent free on receipt
OF stamps to pay expense o. mailing