The Detroit times., 1908-04-07
GIVE NATURE A CHANCE.

The strongest minds have gotten ,fhcir
inspiration direct from Nature. Nature
Is the great teacher of mankind. We
can look to Nature for all our needs. In
the recent Russo-Japanese war the sur
geons OF the Japanese navy and amy
discovered that wounds would heal m pre-
rapidly and with better success II leftto
Nature. They washed the wounds W tn
water which had been boiled and thus
sterflized - then bandaged the wounds
with clean linen-no powerful drugs or
antiseptics were used In their first aid TO
the injured. Such methods resulted in
the loss Of only 90 out Of $50 men treated
in q naval hospital for their wounds. 1t
is only from lack OF observing Natures
laws that most OF us suffer ut one time
or another from indigestion, impure
blood and q generally rundown system.
Our remedy lies in Natures laboratory
deep In the fragrant woods-where are
many American plants. the roots Of
which when properly treated Will sup
ply q health-giving tonic.
Many years ago a physician who had
an extensive practice among the afflicted
made q striking departure from the usual
methods OF his confreres In medicine-he
went straight to Nature for the cure Of
those stomach disorders which resulted
so often In an an@mic condition, or i'm.
pure blood, loss Of appetite, pale or
pimply skim. feeling. Of lassitude and
weakness. He found that the bark of
the Black Cberry-tree. the root Of the
Mandrake, Stone root, Queens root,
Bloodroot and Golden Seal root, made
Into a scientific, non-alcoholic extract by
the use OF glycerine, made the best altera-
tive and tonic. The refreshing influence
of this extract is at once apparent In the
recovered strength OF the .patient-the
vital fires OF the body burn brighter and
ptheir Increased activity consumes the
tissue rubbish which otherwise may
poison the system. This Alternative and
tonic extract has been found to stand
does not depend on alcohol for false
stimulation, but Is Natures otcrt method
OF strengthening and cleansing the sys-
ten. IL tones up the stomach and the
blood In Natures own way. IL Is well
known all over the world as Or; Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The name
was given to. this vegetable compound
because one OF the important ingredients
was Golden Seal root Such an
authority as DR.. Roberts Bartholow, Of
Jefferson Medical College, says rvery use
full as stomachic tonic. Cures catarrh
panying the same.v DIR. Grover Coe, In
! his book Organic Medicines, speaking OF
Golden Seal root, says that ~as q liver
| invigorator 1t has felc equals" Further
| he says, sin chronic Inflammation OF the
bladder we deem it one OF the most reli-
convalescing stages OF feyers, pneumonia,
| dysentery and other acute diseases Hy-.
drastis Golden Seal root Is peculiarly
appropriate
Or. Coe continues: I'VE. would here
add that our experience has demon
to be q valuable remedy In bronchitis,
laryngitis, and other affections Of the
| respiratory organs"
"Of service In chronic catarrh OF the
stomach and bowels following abuse OF
alcohol, a tonic after malarial fever.
| Has O distinct, anti-malarial influence.
Good In all catarrhal conditions, as
uterine catarrh, leucorrh9a, etc. Is
curative agent In chronic dyspepsia
- Hobart A. Hare, NJ. d., University
OF Pennsylvania.
Prof. John NJ. Scudder in Specific Med
J icatiou says: 1t stimulates the diges-
tive processes, and increases the assimila-
tIon OF food. by these means the blood
ts enriched, and this blood feeds the
| muscular system. 1 mention the mus
cular system because / believe IL first
feels the increased power impaired by
The consequent Improvement on the
nervous and gianduiar systems are
natural results.
In relation to Its general effects on
! the system, there ~ no medicine tn use
about lrhtch there " such general undn-
bUttH VI tptNtDUs III II UN0tfoutV 10
garded as the tonic useful In all de
bilitated statcs.y et
| After many years OF study and labo-
ratory work Br. X. V. Pierce produced
the most happy combination OF this
Golden Seal root with other efficscious
roots--enhancing and increasing In cura-
tive power these native plants from our
American forests by the addition Of chem
ically pure glycerine, OF proper strength,
which Is far better than alcohol, both
for extracting and preserving the medI-
cinal principles residing IN plants. Glyc-
crime Itself Is useful In medicine 70 sub
due Inflammation and by cleansing the
membrane OF the stomach OF abnormal
secretions aids In The cure OF dyspepsia,
and stomach and intestinal troubles.
| The Peoples Common Sense Medical
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