Semi-weekly herald., 1908-11-05
How Nature Provides.
Our Bsasty, Health and fi.pD,oe,,

Is It not possible, and altogether prob
able That elements necessary for the
Douy-heaith are contained in the med
icinai roots found in the earth, digested
IN the plant laboratory OF Nature and
made ready for man or animal?
Ihere is agrowing belief among scien-
lists that tho vegetable kingdom fur
nishes US with the necessary elements
Tor blood making and to keep that deli
cate balance Of health that the human
animal is 80 apt TO disturb by wrong
methods Of living. Thus we know thai
we should get the phosphates from the
wheat IN our bread-or some cereal
ioods, and iron from certain vegetables.
such rs spinach and greens.
II there Is ill-health then our best
balance of healta is to 20 to Natnra,. !.
Laboratory-the plant LIE which will
furnish the remedy.
Buried deep in our forests is the plans
known rs Golden Seal (Hydrastis1 the
root of which Edwin Nj. Hale. M D.
Professor OF Materin Medica at Hahne.
mann Medical College, Chicago, states
yin relation to its general effects on the
system, there is no medicine in use
about which there ia such general nm
aniinity of opinion. 1t is universallv
regarded .is the tonic useful in all do.
bllitated states.r DIR. Hale Continues.
"Prof. John M. Scudder saws. 1T stirn.
ulates the digestive processes, and in
oreases tie assimilation of food. Nv
these means the blood is enriched. and
this blood feeds the muscular system,
mention the muscular system because
1 believe 1t first feels the increased
power impaired by the stimulation OF
ihcreasec nutrition. The consequent
improvement on the nervous and
san1uiar systems are natural results.'p
Stllingia or Queens root is another
root which has long been in repute as
an alternative (blood purifier) and Prof
John King, NJ. D., says of Il. vAn
Alternative unsurpassed by few il any
other OF the known Alternatives; most
successful in skin and scrofulous affec-
uons. Beneficial in bronchial affections
permanently cures bronchitis-relieyes
rritation-an important cough remedy
coughs Of years standing being cured.
Aids in blood-making and nutrition
and may be taken without harm for
long periods"
- Nearly. forty years ago, DR.. r, ".
Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y, combined nm
extract OF the two above roots. together
with that of Stone root, Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Mandrake and Give.
erine-into a prescription which he put
up In ready-to-use form, and called
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t was most successful in CORRECTING
and curing such ailme ents as were due
70 stomach and liver arrangements.
followed by impure blood.
In cases of weak stomach. indjges-
hon, dyspepsia, liberation Of stomach
hnNnIg L.
the rGolden Medical Discovery has
never been excelled as a tonic and in.
vigorator which puts the affected Or
gans vim tune" and enables them to
perform their proper functions.
Ihis Alternative and tonic is indicated
when you have symptoms OF headache.
backache, in fact vache all over y
when your appetite is gone, tongue
iurred, bad taste in mouth, foul breath
when you feel weak. tired, blne and
discouraged, then is the time to tate
this natural restorative of DIR, Pierce
"Golden Medical Discovery is not a
secret, or patent medicine, because ali
its Ingredients are printed on the bottle
wrapper. 1t contains no alcohol. or
other harmful, habit-forming agents.
chemically pure, triple refined Give
cerine being used rs a solvent and pre-
beTVhtlVe.
A good medical book, written in
plain English, and free from technical
terms is a valuable work for frequent
consultation. Such a work is DR..
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser. It's book Of 1908 pages, pro-
iuse'y Illustrated. 1t is given away
binding for sl.5O. Send 2I cents. in
one-cent stamps, to pay for cost ~
mailing only for paper-coyered conv
addressing DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo
N. r.; or 81 cents for an elegantly
cloth-bound copy.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets repu-
late and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. One laxative, two or three
cathartic. Easy TO take as candy.
ton. Leaders of both the narties