Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-07
AN IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCUy Eki.
Likely to Revolutionize Pharmacy.
OPEN TO ALL.

OPEN TO ALL.
This little book Of extracts, contains, In
plain English the name Of every Ingre-
dent which enters into Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, the famous
cure for weak stomach or dyspepsia.
torpid liver, OF biliouSneSS,' bad blood,
and all catarrhal diseases Of the several
mucous passages. by reading this little
book, you will learn tChp this medicine
cures such a wide range OF diseases You
VIII find that two OF the prominent ingre-
dents OF the Golden Medical Discovery
are recommended by the medical writers
/ of all the several schools OF practice for
| the cure OF diseases Of the mucous sur.
| faces, as catarrh Of the nasal passages.
| OF the stomach and bowels, including
| liberation Of the same. You will find
| these agents also spoken Of as the best
| OF remedies for all cases Of atomic dys.
I pepsia, that is dyspepsia dependent upon
| weakness Of the stomach itsclf-mliScu-
| lnT weakness; also, for kidney and blad-
| der diseases
Several Of the ingredients entering into
| the Golden Medical Discovery" viz:
Quecn's root, Black Cherry bark, Stone
! root and BloOdroot are highly recon-
mended for chronic, or lingering coughs.
and for all chronic, bronchial ard aryn-
geal, or throat affections. In fact some
of the writers 60 so far as 10 state that
the active medicinal principle contained
In Queens root dlUHC Will cure bad cases
Of bronchitis. Is IL not reasonable then
/ to expect much In the way Of curative
| results from compound containing not
one but touT ingredients, each Of which
| has reputation for curing bronchial and
throat affections accompanied with ob.
stinate cough? Observation. however,
leads the makers of this famous mcd.
cine TO recommend the Discovery for
chronic or lingering coughs, rather than
for acute colds and coughs In the latter
case IL Is generally not quite 'lOoSening,"
or cNpectOrant enough unlcs, mucilaCe
Of slippery elm, i'ay seed or Gum Arabic
he drank freely 1T same time il Is being
used, but when the cough has passed It's
acute stage II Still persistent, the Dis
coyery viii prove sovereign remedy
for It's control.
BEAD AND YOU WILL KNOW.
From the same llttlo book Of extracts
II viii readily be sccn uby Dr. Picrlos
Favorto Prescription works such mar
yeous cures In those chronic and DIS
tressng diseases peculiar 90 women. In
all cases Of pelvic cutaTll with weaken
ing drains. Bearing or dragging down
pains or distress. and IN on menstrual
arrangements and irregularities tle Ia
yuTlte Prescription VIII lc found 20 be
made Of Just the right ingredients TO
meet and cure the trouble
Your druggists sell The - FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION and also that famous
Alternative. blood purifier and stomach
tonic the rGoLDEN MEDICAL Dlscov-
ERr." Write to Dr. Pierce about Your
case. He Is an experienced physician
and viii treat your ease as coRtdcn-
tia and without charge for correspond
ence. Address him at the lnyalds'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Bnfalo,
n. Y, OF which he is chief consulting
physician.
II Is as easy TO be well as iil-and much
more comfortable Con ton Is the
cause OF many forms OF Illness. Doctor
Plerce's Pleasant Pellets cure cOnsupa-
ton. They are tiny. sugarcoatcd gran
ucs. One little rPellet is gentle laXa-
tive, two mild cathartic. All dealers
In medicines sell them.
pr. Perce's 1000 page illustrated book,
"The Common Sense Medical Adviser
Is sent free in paper covers on receipt Of
q one-cent stamps 10 pay the cost OF
mailing onlR For 81 stamps the cloth
bound volume viii be- sent. II was
formerly sold for CLIO per copy, Address
Dr. X. V. Pierce, Buffalo. y. Y.