Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-10-19
IN MODERN DAYS
WAYS OF DOING THINGS HAVE
VASTLY CHANGED.
The Science of Medicine Has Made
Rapid Advances, Especially During
the Past Quarter of a Century.


Few things have developed as rapidly during
the past few years the science of medicine,
said a weIl-known practitioner recently. and
the most striking phase in Its progress is in the
treatment Of the blood. In the old days it was
thought that the opening OF vein and the letting
Of blood for most diseases. The faI-
lacy Of that theory discovered after a while.
Then symptoms treated and the blood disre-
garded That also has lately been shown to be
wrong practice, for, though driven away for
time the symptoms always return If the cause is
not removed, and the disease is than before.
at is the root Of the disease that must be at
lacked and the most important development of
modern medical science has been in discovering
that. in diseases. this lies in the condition of
the blood If the blood is thin poor, the
cannot receive their proper nourishment, the system
becomes run down and in condition TO invite dis
ease. Build up the blood, restore the WORKOUT
nerves and you remove the And when the
cause is gone, the disease will follow
An instance OF the truth Of this is the the
little son Of Mrs. Minnie Parrish. living at Donora,
Washington Co, Pa. In a recent interview the
mother said:
"our little hoy. eight years Of age, was
terribly afflicted with boils his back legs and
feet He pale and salIOw and his system
completely down. He had appetite and his
stomach caused him great distress. We had him
treated by good doctors at St Louis and Indianap-
oils. but their efforts did him little good. Then
we took Dim 10 HittSOurg, hoping the change
would help him. While there a doctor refused to
vaecinste him, because his blood was in bad con-
diton and gave a certificate TO that effect We
tried various remedies. but without avail. lie
grew instead Of better. and | am sure he
could not have lived long II he had not been
nsyed.
"A friend from Dubuque. Iowa, advised us to
give him Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie Her daughter had successfully taken them for
bloodlessness and shattered nerves and this In
duced my husband and myself to give them TO
boy. In June. 1900, year after his trouble
commenced. he began TO take DIR. Williams Pink
Pills, and half Of the first box caused improve
ment. He began TO eat and play and was so
much better that kept giving them to him
until he had taken three boxes and cured.
He has no more sores and today is perfectly well
and the happest boy on the street:----s-z-7-=-
81 have recommended DIR. williams Pink Pills
for Pale People to many Of my friends a med
feline for the nerves and blood, and / am positive
the remedy will do all that is claimed for it,
In order that there could be no room for doubt
Mrs. Parish consented to make affidavit to the
above. which she did, May "a, 1901, before George
W. Allen, a notary public.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People will not
only cure similar TO that Of Master Paris
but, containing they do, all the elements neces-
sary TO give life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves they have proved eficac-
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falling specific for such diseases locomotor
atsxia partial paralysis st. yitus' dance sciarca
neuralgia, rheumatism nervous headache, the after
effects Of the grip, palpitation OF the heart pale
and sallow compilations and all forms Of weakness
either in male or female. DIR. Williams Pink Pills
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box; six boxes. two dollars and fifty cents by ad-
: dressing DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
". 7. Be sure and set the genuine substitutes
never cured anybody.