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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
7
The piece extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a true spring tonic, cleansing the blood and liver, boosting appetite, and invigorating the heart. It claims the medicine provides new vitality and nourishment, making weak, debil itated men and women feel like new people by supplying new blood and life.
A testimonial from Mrs. Emma West of Windy, Wirt County, West Virginia, claims the Golden Medical Discovery cleared brown facial spots after one bottle and restored vigor. She says four bottles left her and her husband well, with the medicine aiding his stomach trouble more than anything else.
East Washington New Hampshire resident Hiram A Severance details a five year siege of liver trouble and indigestion. After contacting Dr Pierce he began Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets in June 1900, gaining weight from 170 to 210 pounds and resuming work.
Mrs. Charles Kauffman of Boonsboro Maryland describes twenty years of back and bowel pain. After limited relief from physicians she followed recommendations from medical literature and reports improvement using Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. She and her husband use two to three bottles each spring and fall and claim renewed work capacity.
A Missouri man from Berryman, Crawford County, writes that two years of illness left him weak and sleepless. After trying doctors' medicines with little help, he began Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. One bottle improved sleep and appetite, and five bottles led to continuing improvement.
Miss Bertha Ebeler of 1415 Benton Street St Louis praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for nervousness and weak health claiming five bottles renewed her energy and blood. She says it made her feel like a new person and able to work all day. She notes her mother was cured years ago of stomach trouble. She warns against substitutes for profit.
All present stock is sold and prices quoted will stay in force this week. Carl A. Guenther of 310 Ohio Street signs the notice.
A Sentinel report quotes J. B. Quigley urging Sedalia to renew its bid for the Colorado line after its sale. He says the town should act quickly and suggests Quigley join a committee, leveraging his St Louis contacts to press the effort.
Clinton Dangerfield reflects on a man condemned to hang who recalls a ballroom vision of a loving companion wearing his ring. Poverty drives the couple to luxury at any cost, eroding the man’s honesty and will as a tempter tempts him to drink and forget.
A neighbor gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a boy with severe cramps. After three doses the boy regained consciousness and recovered within a day. Mrs Mary Haller of Mt Crawford Va testimonial. Frank Bailey fills Denny Corbett's meat market place at M M Stevenson’s while Corbett is ill.
Superintendent J. A. Davis of Parsons will arrive in the city tomorrow and will receive his third degree in Masonry Friday night.
They are easier and more pleasant to take, milder in effect and more reliable. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels natural, while pills are harsher and often cause constipation. For sale by all druggists.
Co. S. Van Natta of Green Ridge was registered at the Kaiser hotel on Wednesday, with no additional details provided.
A lighter and younger feeling pervades the body as happiness creeps into life after taking Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c. W. E. Bard Drug Company.
J G Kehl buys a 1,860 pound steer from G W Rhodes near Lutman. The animal, among the largest slaughtered in Sedalia in recent times, will be offered to Kehl's customers Saturday.
Advertising copy promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best physic and urges readers to purchase from all druggists for digestive and liver relief.
A Sedalia girl is described as badly handicapped by boarders lingering in the parlor when her steady calls. Her mother has asked the boarders to stay out during his visits.
A coffee blend asserts preserved strength without rankness and a fine flavor without weakness, thanks to peculiar mixing of different growths. The note emphasizes harmonious blend as the key to quality.
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