Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-13
OPEN TO ALL.

This little book of extracts contains, in plain English,
the of every ingredient which enters into Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery the famous for weak stonl-
ach dyspepsia torpid liver bousness, bad blood,
all catarrhal diseases of the several passages
By reading this little book you will learn why this medicine
such wide range of diseases. You will find that two
of the prominent ingredients of the Golden Medical Dis
covey recommended by the medical writers of all the
several schools of practice for the of diseases OF the
surfaces catarrh of the nasal passages, of the
stomach and bowels including liberation of the You
will find these agents also spoken of the best OF remedies
for all of atomic dyspepsia that dyspepsia dependent
upon weakness of the stomach itsefmuscular weakness
also, for kidney and bladder diseases.
Several of the ingredients entering into the Golden
Medical Discovery viz: Queens root Black Cherrybark
Stone and Blood root highly recommended for
chronic lingering coughs and for all chronic bronchial
and aryngea throat affections. In fact, OF the
writers go far state that the active medicinal prnc
pie contained in Queens root alone will bad cases of
bronchitis Is it not reasonable them to expect much in the
of curative results from compound containing not
but four ingredients, each Of which has reputation tor
curing bronchial and throat affections accompanied with OBJ
snate cough? Observation, however leads the makers OF
this famous medicine recommend the discovery for
chronic lingering coughs rather than for acute colds and
coughs In the latter case it generally not quite loosen
ing expectorant enough unless mucage OF slippery ELM
flax seed Gum Arabic be drank freely time it is
being used but when the cough has passed its acute stage
if still persistent, the Discovery will prove sovereign
remedy for its control
Dr. Pierce never believed it necessary advisable
alcohol in the preparation OF either his Favoe Pre-
scription" for weak women his Golden Medical Dis
covery the weiknown Alternative tonic which largely
used remedy for indigestion torpid liver bad blood and
kindred ailments Over forty ago he discovered that
chemically pure rpleefned gycerine is far better solv-
of of the active principles residing in native,
medicinal plants when used proper and sustained tenn
perature than alcohol and furthermore he found that
glycerc kept much better than alcoholic and
that the ycerne possessed intrinsic remedial value being
deucent nutritve and effective antiseptlc and anti
ferment Although costing somewhat more, DR.. Pierce
predicts that gycerc medicinal extracts will in the not
distant future largely replace alcoholic generally
prescribed by physicians and put out by proprietary
patent medicine manufacturers, being efficient
briate when used in lingering chronic cases. where
somewhat proracted of medicine matter
how good well adapted the it may be in order to
obtain permanent results.
DIR. Pierce's I,ooopage illustrated book, THE Common
Sense Medical Adviser, free in paper
cept of stamps pay the Of mailing only
For 81 stamps the coth-bound volume will be sent It
formerly sold for $Io per copy Address DR. R. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.