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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06

ernment, the stronger gradually alb.
sorbing the weaker, and taking their
place upon the stage of human exis.
tence. 1t is an inspiring thought that
our country has been chosen of God as
his especial people to show what civ
IL government may and should be.
Any man or woman in these United
States today who does not feel that
We as a nation have a mission in
the world, is utterly unworthy of the
blessings we enjoy. Every child
whose pulses do not beat today to
the tune of patriotic sentiment, is
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Continued on page 81

east across tne MISSISSIPPI, and over
the Alleghanies to the fretful waters
of the Atlantic, or over the fruitful,
blossoming fields of the sunny south,
and everywhere behold the industry,
the energy, the prosperity, the great
ness, power and contentment of free
and independent people-eighty mil
lions in number.
This story is told of rich young
American who went abroad. Young
and full of energy, he naturally COM
pared all peoples and countries with
his own, and to the disparagement of
the former. The Britain and the Ger
man were slow and heavy, bound by
customs handed down through many
generations; the Frenchman, while
courteous, was obsequious and fiatter.
ing, lacking Yankee genuineness. All
countries fell short Of his beloved
America, of which he boasted on ev.
cry occasion. In gay Paris the merl'
bers of one of the clubs he visited, de
cided to play prank on him for his
Dragging. So they looked often upon
the cup which inebriates. Late in the
night having reduced him to a state
of unconsciousness, they took him ir
carriage to one of the cities grea1
cemeteries. There they laid him be
side a freshly dug grave made read,
for tomorrow's funeral, and placed
him in box intended to hold the cas-
ket. There they left him for time
and quiet to do their work. Waking
few hours later in the midst of these
gruesome surroundings, it took hin
some time to properly estimate the
situation. Then slowly rising, the ole
spirit of loyalty to his native land as
serted itself, and he said: This mus
be the resurrection morn. but, thanl
God. I'm the first man up; hurrah
America is still ahead" Anyone here
who thinks America is not ahead o.
any other country should go to SPAR
or to Russia.
Today, surrounded by blessings un
surpassed in all the world We ma.
legitimately boast of our lineage with
out giving offense to any. In battl,
on land and sea We have shown ou
sturdy prowess: in developing tn
great resources of our country, in in
ventive genius, in every branch o
trade and commerce We have push
ed TO the very forefront of the na
tions of the earth. There must b
some reason for all this success. An
J it is found in the thought that Amer
ica has mission in the world. 1t too
ages OF time to prepare the world fo
, mans habitation. Dry land had to b
, uncovered from a waste of water,
, Forests must grow and pass away, I
. be stored as coal and oil for man
, purposes. Processes of erosion an
the action of the elements were me-
2 essary through uncounted time to max
the soil necessary for mans use an
3 sustenance. And so some plan II
S the best government Of man in h
c civil attributes, had to be worked o,
e from among the peoples Of the cart
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06

in order to fit into the great scheme
of the universe. From warning tribes
men in different parts Of the world di.
vided themselves into peoples and ma.
tionalities with their distinctive ideas
from crude to a more perfect form
of civil government.
Survival Of the Fittest.
AS in the animal kingdom, there
seems to have operated a law of the
survival Of the fittest; so here. some
nations possibly from climatic condi-
tions an temperament to a certain
extent, developed stronger, better ten
denotes to and capabilities for gov.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06
Suffer From the Hea

0UV'S' TTOTV tIe TIcdIs
New York, July 5.-Ten deaths Oc-
Cured here today from the heat.
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Continued on page 81
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06
PATENT COLT
OXFORDS

Our line of patent colt Oxfords
is little the neatest we have
seen this season, we have them
on B, c, D and E widths; the
price is
$500 a pair
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06

This 10 the Oxford sea.
son, and we are show.
ing everything that's
in this line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
THE BADGE OF HONESTY.

Each bottle of the above medicines bears upon
its wrapper badge of honesty in the full list
of ingredients composing it-PRINTED IN PLAIN
ENGLISH This frank and open publicity pla ,es
these medicines IN A CLASS ALL BY THEM
SELVES. They cannot be elassed as patent nor
secret medicines for they are neither-BEING OF
KNOWN COMPOSITION.
DR.. Pierce feels that he can afford to take the
afflicted into his full confidence and lay all the
Ingredients Of his medicines freely before them be
these ingredients are such as are Endorsed
and most strongly praised by scores OF the most
eminent medical writers of all the several schools
of practice. cures for the diseases for which
these medicines are recommended. Therefore. The
afflicted do not have TO rely alone upon Dr. Pierce s
recommendation as to the curative value of his
medicines for certain easily recognized diseases
is the with all other medicines put up for
like purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
"TAKIMG Time BY THE
FOIREIL0GK. +"

al observing people must have noticed a growing
sentiment in this country IN favor of using only
put-up foods aud medicines of KNOWN CoMP0-
SITIoN II is but ma tural that should have
some interest in the composition OF that which he
Is expected to swallow. whether 1t be food drink
or medicine. This sentiment has resulted in the
Introduction in the legislatures Of many OF the
states as also In the Congress Of the United States
of bills providing for the publication of formula or
ingredients on wrappers and labels of medicines
and foods put up for general consumption.
Recognizing this growing disposition on the part
OF the public generally, and satisfied that the full
est publicity only add to the weliearned repu-
tation Of his proprietary medicines, DR.. R. v Pierce
OF Buffalo. N. ". has taken time by the fore
lock- as it were. and is publishing broadcast. and
each bottle wrapper. fun and complete list OF
all the ingredients entering into his medicines.
Golden Medical Discovery" the popular liver in
vigorator stomach tonic blood purifier and heart
regulator; also Of his 'Favorite Prescription fo-
weak worked, broken down. debiiitated, nerv-
Gus. invalid women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
ALL RIGHTS PROTECTED

The exact working formula for making Dr.
Pierce's medicines without the use of drop of
alcohol and preserving them unimpaired In any
climate for any length of time. cost Dr. Pierce
ami his assistant chemists and pharmacists te-
dious course of study and experiment, extending
several years. With the use of chemically
laboratory apparatus and appliances specially in
vented and designed to carry on the delicate proc-
esses employed. DIR. Pierce finally found that all
the medicinal principles residing in the several ma
tive. medicinal roots could be more perfectly es-
traeted and better preserved from fermentation
than If alcohol employed. Besides the gIy-
cerine of itself possesses the property of greatly
enhancing the efficacy of the several medicinal
agents employed. whereas alcohol is well known
to be Objectionable In any medicine to be employed
in chronic or lingering diseases, where. at best.
treatment must be continued over a considerable
plete and permanent.
The EXACT PROPORTION of the several IN
gradients used In these medicines as well as the
working formula and peculiar processes apparatus
and appliances employed In their manufacture are
withheld from publicity that DIR. Pierce's proprie-
tary rights may not be infringed and trespassed
upon by unprinciped imitators and those who
may be practically iselined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
Ewss1 tx. (:
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DIR. Pierce's Discovery.

NEARLY FORTY YEARS AGO DR.. PIERCE
DISCOVERED THAT CHEMICALLY PURE GLY-
CERINE OF PROPER STRENGTH is A BETTER
SOLVENT AND PRESERvATIvE OF THE ACT
I'VE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES RESIDING IN
MOST OF OUR INDIGENOUS OR NATIVE ME-
DECIMAL PLANTS THAN Is ALCOHOL. AS ITS
USE IS ENTIRELY UNOBJECTIONABLE,
WHILE ALCOHOL IS WELL, KNOWN WHEN
USED EVEN IN SMALL PORTIONS. FOR A PRO
TRACTEIp PERIOD, TO DO. LASTING INJURY
TO THE EUMAN SYSTEM. ESPECIALLY IN THE
CASE OF DELICATE WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
HE DECIDED TO USE CHEMICALLY PURE
GLYCEBINE INSTEAD OF THE USUALLY EN-
PLOYED ALiyOHOL IN THE PREPARATION OF
HIS MEDICINES. HE FOUND THAT THE GLY.
CERINs, BESIDES BEING ENTIRELY HARM
LESS, POSSESSES INTRINSIC MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES OF GREAT VALUE IT'S NuTRI-
TIVE PROPERTIES. DIR. PIERCE BELIEVES,
FAR SU3RPASS THOSE OF CoD-LIvER OIL. EN-
TITLINA IT TO FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION
IN ALL. CASES OF INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
ESPECIALLY WHEN IT Is COMBINED WITH
THE ACTIVE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES En-
TRACTED FROM BLACK CHERRYBARK
QUEENS ROOT. STONE ROOT. GOLDEN SEAL
ROOT AND BLooDRoOT. AS IN GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY. BESIDES ITS SIJ-
PERIoR3 NUTRIHvE PROPERTIES, GLYCERINE
is VERY VALUABLE DEMULCENT AND
THEREBY GREATLY ENHANCES THE RENE
biAL sa'iioS of ALL lf1E FOkEtrOiNI
ROOTS in THE CURE OF SEVERE COUGHS,
BRONCHIAL, THROAT. LARYNGEAL AND
OTHER KINDRED AFFECTIONS OF THE AIR
PASSAGES AND LUNGS. IN ALL WASTING
DISEASES" WHERE THERE Is LOSS OF
FLESH AND GRADUAL .'RUNNING DOWN." OF
THE SySTEM, THE GLYCERINE CERTAINLY
PLAYS AN IMPORTANT PART IN LESsENING
THE BREAKING DOWN AND WASTING OF IT'S
SUE, AID IN PROMOTING ASSIMILATION AND
INCREASE OF BODILY WEIGHT. 1T IS IN
DR. PIERcE'S ESTIMATION, A POWERFUL.
REcoNsTRUcTIyE AGENT IN ALL CASES OF
IMPAIRED VITALITY AND ESPECIALLY VAL
LIABLE lWHEN ASSOCIATED AND CONFINED
WITH SUCH SUPERIOR ALTERNATIVES AND
TONES AS IN GOLDEN MEDICAL. DISCOv-
cry ITS WONDERFUL SOLVENT PROPER
TIES ALSO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN
THE CURE OF GALL STONES AND DRY CON
SITUATION. GLYcERINE is ALSO ONE OF
THE VERY BEST ANTIFERMESTS. AND AS
SUCH CoUNTERACTS THE EXCESSIVE FER
MENTATIOS OF FOODS IN THE STOMACH
PRESENT IN MOST CASES OF INDIGESTION
OR DYSPEPSIA. THUS THE PAIN, BELcHISG
OF NoxIoUs GAS. BLJnATING AND OTHER
DIsAGREEABLE SYMPTOMS ARE OVERCOME
AND THE STONE ROOT, GOLDEN SEAL ROOT
BLooDRoor AND OTHER INGREDIENTS OF
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY ARE GREAT
LIZ ASSISTED IN THEIR ACTION IN CONFLICT
ING A CURE. AS Will. BE SEEN FROM THE
WRITINGS OF DIS. BARTHOLOw. KING.
scUDDER. coE. ELLINGwO0D AND OTHER
HIGH AUTHORITIES THESE AGENTS CAN
CONFIDENTLY BE DEFENDED UPON FOR THE
MOST POSITIVE CURATIVE ACTION IN All.
ATOMIC, OR WEAK. STATES OF THE sTOM-
ACH. ACCOMPANIED WITH DISTRESSING IN.
DIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA READ FROM THE
WRITINGS or THE AUTHORITIES QUOTED
UNDER HEADINGS OF GOLDEN SEAL ROOT
STONE ROOT. BLACK f,HERRYBARK. BLOOD
ROOT QUEEN's ROOT AND MANDRAKE ROOT
IN THE FoTLowING COLuMSs AND roU WILL
FIND THAT ALL THHyE NGREDIEETS ARE
RHcoMMESDED ~ RnMEDIEg ron IEDIGEs-
1IoN Or DYSpEPozA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
CRITICS DISARMED.

This bold and outspoken movement the part of
Dr. Pierce has, hy showing exactly what his we'll
known medicines composed of, completely dis
armed all harring critics who have heretofore I'M
Justly attacked them. \ little pamphlet has been
compiled from the standard medical authorities of
NIL the several schools of practice. showing the
strongest Endorsements by leading medical writer's
of the several ingredients which enter into Doctor
Pierce's medicines and recommending these in
gradients for the of the diseases fer which DR.
pierces medicines are advised copy of this lit
tie booklet is mailed free 10 any one desiring to
learn more concerning the valuable native me,lici
raj plants which enter into the composition OF Dr.
lierce's medicines. A request by postal card or
letter addressed to Or. X. V. Pierce Buffalo. n
y, viii bring this little booklet by return post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
NATURES LAWS.

In most diseases Of long Standing known as
chronic diseases. no matter how good the treat
ia order to be effective and produce per-
mrnent cure. medicine must be perseveringly used
foe considerable period Of time Hence, the
great Importance OF employing such medicine
Will act in harmony with Natures laws and
which VIII be eliminated or cast out of the hu-
system when 1T has done its curative work
through the natural emunctories- the lungs skim
kidneys and bowels: or. in just the same way as
food. that portion OF 1t which Is not sssllni-
lated and made part OF the body. is cast out
as refuse.
Hence It Is that vegetable medicines. those
made up from the roots OF medicinal plants. act
more in harmony with Natures laws than do
mineral medicines: they do their WORT by aiding
and encouraging the natural functions OF the sew
eral organs of the body and then pass out of the
system through the natural emunetory channels,
leaving harmful effects behind. This Is not true
Of medicines made mp with large percentage Of
alcohol containing strong. Irritating or corro-
siye and poisoning minerals. The injurious effects
OF even small portions OF alcohol, long continued,
ara pretty well known to the professional
public. Alcoholic medicines should therefore be
avoided In all chronic diseases ~ likely to DO
great aud lasting injury to The systsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
STONE ROOT
(Collinsonia Canadensis)

Alternative. tonic. stimulant Valuable in
lary,gitis ministers throat In diseases of
stomach and intestines-improves appetite, pro-
notes flow of gastric juice; tonic effect upon or
gans involved good remedy in Indigestion,
dyspepsia, chronic gastrtis. Increasing the secre-
ton from kidneys and skim
THE FOREGOING -FOUR. SEVERAL Elk
TRACTS ARE ALL TAKEN FROM THE AMER
IcAS DIsPENsAToRY, BY PROFESSORS KING
AND sCUDDER.
Prof. VIM. Paine, NJ. D.. late of Phila author
of Pane's Epitome of Medicine reports the cure
of bad of vaivular disease of the heart from
the of the active. medicinal principles ex-
tracted from Stone root. Dr. Pierce has had like
success from prescribing his Golden Medical Dis
covery"ein such cases.
Prof. John NJ. scudder. NJ D.. in HIS treatise
entitled Specific Medication" says: ''coIlinsonia
(Stone root, is specific in ministers sore throat
fchronic laryngitisl.'' He continues: Tt proves
beneficial in other Of chronic laryngitis. in
chronic bronchitis and phthisis consumption
allaying irritation and checking cough. 1t also
exerts a favorable influence upon the digestive
processes. improving the appetite facilitating d.
gestion and acting general tonic. 1t passes
on through the kidneys and exerts tonic in
iuence upon the entire extent OF the urinary
tract I regard It as Of the most direct and
valuable agents of the Materia Medica and
that will give satisfaction to whoever employs 1t.
THE ABOVE ARE STRONG ENDORSEMENTS
OF ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE INGREDI-
ENTS CONTAINED IN GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY" VIZ: COLLINSONIA. OR STONE
ROOT IT'S VIRTUES. HOWEVER. ARE NOT
ovER-ExToLLED. AS WE GAN ATTEST FROM
OUR EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATION IN
WATCHING THE BENEFICIAL ACTION OF
THE DISCOVERY IN HEART AFFECTIONS,
LARYNGrTIs. BRONCHITIS INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION AND OTHER AILMESTs NOTED
ABOVE
It win be seen from the foregoing that "Golden
Medical Discovery has . large range Of appll-
cations. being superior remedy not only IN an
stomach, Liver and bowel troubles. bat also for
bronchial throat ard lung troubles accompanied b.
obstinate cough; also for kidney and bladder ar
fections, vslvular disease Of the heart and an
catarshsi afeotions. no matter whether Affecting
tie macous nembsanes tining the nasal passssss.
4 Mss q liz ssouach. bcweis q Is ths peay,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
BLUE COHOSH ROOT
(Caulophyllum Thalictroides)

The America Dispensatory says: '.Blue Cob Ssh
is used by Indian squaws they employing de'
coction Of the root for two or three weeks pre-
yfous to labor to FACILITATE CHILD BIRTH
Prof. John King. NJ. D., says: 'Blue Cohosh
has enjoyed well-meriled reputation. for when
used by delicate women, those who experience
prolonged and painful labors for several weeks
previous to confinement. 1t gives tone and vigor
to all the parts engaged in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ia
eflitating Its progress. AND RELIEVING MUCH
SUFFERING, Prof. Hale testifes that Blue
Cohosh acts anti-abortive by relieving the
irritation upon which the trouble depends Dr.
King says. ut has been employed to relieve
IRRITATION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
dependent on congestion. 1t controls chronic In
hammatory states Of the organs and gives tone
the female 1t is Indicated by tenderness and pain
In the uterus In debiiitated patients II has been
very successfully used In cases Of HysTERIA to
overcome the attack. and to relieve OVARIAN
PAIN. or IRRITATION when accompanying that
disorder CHRONIC ovARALGIA. LEUCoR.
RHoEA, AMENoRRHoEA SUPPRESSED MEN
and DYsNENoRRHoEA PAINFUL
ara conditions in which It has
been most successfully employed 1t has an g.
trllished reputation AZ remedy for RHEUMA-.
TlM or THE UTERUS. with nervous excite
utent, for UTERINE GRANTS attending msnstru-
aties. ~ fos NKNoR1HACIA lprofnss neassru-
seloel.
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sIn many arrangements Of the urinary apparatus
We have found the Hydrastis to answer an ad
mirable purpose. In chronic indammaticn Of the
bladder deem 1t one OF the most reliable agents
Of cure. Az n tonic In the convaiescing stages Of
feyers pneumonia. dysentery and other acute dis.
eases the Hydrastis is peculiarly appropriate. 1t
promotes digestion and assimilation. obviates con-
stipation and gives to the depurating tclesns
ins) functions generally
DIR. COe continues: I'VE would here add that
our experience has demonstrated the Hydrastis to
be valuable remedy in bronchitis Iaryngitis and
other affections of the respiratory organs
Prof. Hobart A. Hare. ND. University of Penn
sylyanis. says OF Golden Seal: ''of service in
chronic catarrh Of the stomach and bowels fol-
lowing abuse Of alcohol; tonic after malar al
fever. Has distinct anti mslarial influence.
Good In all catarrhal conditions as uterine ca
tsrrh. leueorrhoes, etc. Is curative agent in
chronic dyspepsia
Prof. Laurence johnson. Nd Medical Depart
ment of University of City of New York. says Of
Golden Seal: HAS been used as a substitute for
Quinine In treatment of intermittents fevers) and
in convaleseence from acute diseases. Exerts
specially tonic influence upon mucous surfaces and
upon the gall bladder
REMARKs.-AFTER READING THE FORE
GOING EXTRACTS WHO CAN DOUBT THE
GREAT EFFICACY, IN A LONG LIST OF DIS
EASES. OF GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY"
ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS OF
WHICH is GOLDEN SEAL HYDRAsTIs)? IN
STUDYING THE AVAILABILITY OF GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY" TO THE CURE OF
DISEASE OF THE DIFFERENT ORGANS OF
THE BODY. WE MAY SAFELY RELY UPON 1T
TO PRODUCE ALL AND MORE THAN ALL
THE GOOD RESULTS TO BE EXPERIENCED
FROM THE USE OF GOLDEN SEAL ROOT OR
IT'S COMBINED, ACTIVE, MEDICINAL PRIN-
CTpLEs SINCE IT IS RICH IN ALL THESE.
AND BESIDES THEIR ACTION is GREATLY
ENHANCED BY THEIR COMBINATION WITH
GLYCERINE AS WELL AS WITH OTHER MOST
VALUABLE MEDICINAL AGENTS.
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GOLDEN SEAL ROOT
(Hydrastis Canadensis).
is MADE OF.

Prof John NJ Scudder. NJ D.. says: at slim
ulates the digestive processes. and increases The
assimilation Of food. By these means THE BLOOD
Is ENRICHED. . The consequent i'm
proTement on the nervous and glandular systems
are natural results He continues ''In reis-
ton TO its general effects on the system. THERE
Is NO MEDICINE IN USE ABOUT WHICH
THERE is SUCH GENERAL UNANIMITY OF
OPINION. 1t is UNIVERSALLY regarded as THE
toric useful in all debilitated states"
Prof. Ellingwood NJ. d. of Bennett COLLEGE.
Chicago, says of Golden Seal '.In its therapeutic
(remediaD influence its widest range of action IS
upon the stomach. in functional disorders of that
organ. where the entire apparatus, including the
liver, is stagnant and imperative. 1t Is most
superior remedy in catarrhal gastritis (infamIna-
tion of the stomach, chronic constipation, general
debility, In convalescence from protracted fevers
in prostrating night-sweats. IT Is AN IMPoR-
TANT REMEDY IN DISORDERS PECULIAR TO
WOMEN. In all catarrhal conditions. especially
II there be muscular relaxation and general Gu
feeblement. 1t is useful
Prof. Roberts Bartholow. VI. D., of Jefferson
Med. College. says of Golden Seal: Valuable in
uterine hemorrhage tfooding1, menorrhagia tprc-
fuse menstruation), and congestive dysmenorrhoea
(psinful menstruation, Locally good in ieucor-
rheea liberation and erosion of the cervix tneck
of uterus). unhealthy and soughing sores and old
ulcers of the leg
FROM THE FOREGOING EXTRACTS IT WILL
BE SEEN THAT GOLDEN SEAL ROOT is A
VERY EFFICIENT CURATIVE AGENT IN MOST
OF THE WEAKNESSES AND AILMENTS Az
FECTING THE ORGANS PECULIARLY FEaII-
NINE. BUT THERE ARE SEVERAL. OTHER
UNSURPASSED REMEDIAL AGENTS FOR THE
CURE OF woMAN'S MALADIES FOUND
GROWING IN THE FORESTS OF THIS BLESS
ED LAND OF OURS. AND THESE DIR. PIERCE
KNEW TO BE OF SUCH GREAT EFFICACY AS
TO MAKE IT ADVISABLE TO COMBINE THEM
IN JUST THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS. WITH
THE GOLDEN SEAL ROOT IN MAKING UP
THE COMPOUND KNOWN AS HIS '.FAvoRITE
PRESCRIPTION" THUS. HE BELIEVES HE
HAS PRODUCED THE MOST HAPPY CoMBINA-
TION OF THE MOST VALUABLE REMEDIAL
AGENCIES KNOWN TO MODERN MEDICAL SCI
ENCE FOR THE CURE OF woMAN'S PECULIAR
WEAKNESSES AND MALADIEs. HE FEELS
THAT THE PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENT OF
THOSE MOST EMINENT IN THE SEvERAL
SCHOOLS OF PRACTICE. WILL BE FOUND
TO AMPLY JUSTIFY HIM IN THE USE OF
THIS STRONG LANGUAGE.
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GOLDEN SEAL ROOT
(Hydrastis Canadensis).

DR.. ROBERT BARTHOLOw, Jefferson Medical
Matera Mediea and Therapeutics, says of Hy-
drastis Golden Seap: Every useful as a stom-
achic tonic Stomach tonic) and in atomic dyspep-
STA. Cures gastric catarrh tcatarrh of stomach,
and headaches accompanying same. In catarrh OF
the gall duct and jaundice it is of especial utility
Constipation, dependent upon different deficient
lie catarrh of the intestnes, if it has pro-
ceeded to liberation Is remarkably benefited by
Hydrastis 1t may be given as a remedy for in
termttent, chronic and malaria poisoning. and en-
larged spleen of malariai origin. 1t lessons the
secretion of albumin In chronic Bright's disease,
diminishes mueus In catarrh of the bladder
THE FOREGOING IS CERTAINLY A WON
pERFuLLY STRONG ENDORSEMENT OF ONE
OF DR. PIERcE's CHIEF INGREDIENTS USED
IN GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY" AND
ALSO IN HIS ..FayoRITE PRESCRIPTION,
From "organic Medicines" by Grover coe, NJ
D., of Ntw York. we extract the following: '.Hy-
drastis Golden SeaD exercises an especial iniau.
enee over mucous surfaces. It's action in this re-
spect is so manifest that the indications for its
employment cannot be mistaken Upon the liver
it acts with equal certainty and efHcacy AZ
cholagogue Oliver invigorator,, it has few equals
In affections of the spleen, and abdominal viscera
generally, It Is efficient and reliable remedy,
also in serofula, glandular diseases generally Gu
taneous eruptions. indigestion. debility ciarrhoea,
constipation plies and all morbid and critical dis.
charges"
DR.. ooe continues: "Hydrastis Golden seaD, 4
also Of inestimahle vaiue in the treatment Of
chronic deransements Of the liver. 1t seems to
exercise an especial Influence over the hepatic
Diver, structure generally resolving tdissolyins,
hillary deposits, removing Instructions, promoting
secretions. and giving tone to the various fsnc-
tlops. II q eminently choIasosos Diver accelss-
ator,, ana may q relied upea ~ ~ sslief q!
Aapatie eiver9 torper. Z