years; it
would come in the winter and go away in the summer. I was also cured of
the worst form of bloody piles and of womb disease. At present I feel
like a new person.

When I first commenced with Dr. Pierce's medicines, I could not walk
half a mile without a pain. The other day I walked to Mercersburgh
post-office, a distance of twelve miles, and the next day walked back
again, and felt no bad results from the Journey. I am now 51 years old.

Mrs. Knavel further writes, that "To any person desiring to know more
concerning my case and its wonderful cure, and who will enclose to me a
return self-addressed and stamped envelope for reply, I will be pleased
to write further information."

Yours respectfully,
SARAH A. KNAVEL,
Indian Springs, Washington Co. Md.

BRONCHITIS AND LUNG DISEASE.

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Mrs. Neal, of Crockett Mills, Tenn., had an attack of measles, followed
by _bronchitis_ and _pneumonia_. Her husband writes: "I feel gratified
with the effect of your wonderful medicine. I can recommend it to
anybody, and feel I am doing them justice. My wife was not able to
perform her household duties for six months. She has used two bottles of
'Golden Medical Discovery,' and is now able to do all her work. I think
it the finest medicine in the world, and I am, gratefully,

Your life-long friend,
J.B. NEAL."

BLEEDING FROM LUNGS; CHRONIC CATARRH; VERY LOW.

CURED BY SPECIAL HOME-TREATMENT

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION: Buffalo, N.Y.:

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_Gentlemen_--I was very low--almost given up by two physicians who
treated me with their very best skill and did not receive much benefit.
I was attacked with "La Grippe" in December, 1891, and pleurisy, and was
taken with a very bad cough, which kept growing worse. The physicians
prescribed Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, but no benefit. In June, 1892, I
bled from the lungs; everybody thought I would die. A friend told me to
try Dr. Pierce's medicines. I did so, and after taking six months'
home-treatment I was cured. When I commenced taking his treatment I only
weighed 130 pounds, now I weigh 175, and can do as good a day's work as
I ever could. I can cheerfully say that I believe I owe my life to his
valuable medicines.

Yours truly,
G. RILEY SPRINKLE,
California Creek, Madison Co., N.C.

LUNG DISEASE.

WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N.Y.:

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