The National tribune., 1895-10-24

lady in the flesh say that she Is to-day the most
perfect specimen of female lovliness in New
England.
She is the embodiment of that type of beauty
which springs from within, and cannot be por-
trayed on the artists inanimate canvas or in
a newspaper illustration any more than it can
be produced by outward means ON the face Of
the living subject.
PERSONAL CHARMS.
To her personal charms she adds accomplish
ments and social standing. The fact that she
is engaged to be married may cause susceptible
young men to lose all interest in her, but there
are reasons why she becomes of particular in
terest to every woman in the land.
When girl is engaged she ID preparing to
make the history Of the world. Whether her
sons shall be statesmen or day laborers, and
whether her daughters are invalds or models
Of perfect womanhood depends chiefly upon the
engaged girl herself. And this particular girl
considered herself fit subject for a madhouse
less than year ago.
A HAPPY LIFE
Through childhood she had been so carefully
guarded that she had not known uffering or mis-
cry, hardly moments unhappiness. But sud-
denly there came to her a terrible revelation
OF womaD's woes in her own soul-racking ex-
perience. She found herself afflicted with one
OF the torturing ailments peculiar to her sex.
The agony she endured in silence caused SO
complete breakdown in body and mind that
she became an object Of pity to her friends and
q puzzle to physicians. A horrible attack Of
eczema, which so disfgured her that she was
ashamed to show her face, added to her misery.
Her case attracted wide attention; medical aid
was freely sought here, there. and yonder. but
without avail. Travel, medical springs, and
health resorts proved equally futile. 1t was
while in the South, when she had been brought
to the verge OF human endurance, and when
her reason seemed about to he swallowed up
in suffering that her friends learned how Mrs.
J. +. Smith. Of Oakfuskee Cleburne Co., Ala,
had been rescued from similar ordeal.
PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
This lady wrote: -Four Of the best doctors
treated my case for years. They all gave me
up as hopeless; they said could not be cured
and could not live. / suffered untold pains
and misery, such as no pen can describe, for
six years. / was confined to my bed most of |
the time. l expected the cold hand of death |
every day. was afflicted with Female Weak |
ness bearing. down sensations-pain in the |
small OF my back-my bowels costiye, also |
palpitstion OF the heart. When / began taking /
the wonderful medicines that cured me, could |
sit up only few minutes at q time, was
weak. / took DIR. Pierces Favorte Prescrip-
ton three times per day, his Golden Medical |
Discovery three times per day, and one of DR.. |
Pierces Pellets every night.
These medicines cured me. ] feel as well !
as ever did in my life. Through the will of |
God and these edicines, / have been restored /
to the best of health"
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS LOST.
Another letter figures in the remarkable ex-
perience of this Massachusetts, girl. 1t was writ
ten by Mrs. John q. Foster. 80 Chaplin Street.
Canandaigua, n. Y, and reads: % was trou bled
with eczema, or salt-rheum, seven years. /
dOctored with number of our home ply scians
and received no benefit whatever. / also took
treatment from physicians in Rochester. New
York, Philadelphia. Jersey City, BinRhamton.
and received no benefit from them. In fact, /
have paid out humid reds of dollars to the doctors
without benefit My brother came to visit us
from the West and he told me to try Dr. |
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t had
cured him. i have taken ten bottles of the
Discovery and am entirely cured"
a" 1t was these letters" says the beautiful
young woman whose picture is here given,
I" that saved my life. for they induced me to
try d. Piercs's Favorite Prescription, and his
Golden Medical Discovery.
"These remedies rescued me from helpless
hopeless condition of agonizing suffering, from
which neither physicians, friends, faith, nor
hope were able to rescue me-"
Her perfect face. features, and FORM tell
more forcihly than words, how remarkable that
rescue has been. The medicines mentioned
above used conformity, as therein explained,
a scientific and effective course of
remedial treatment for q great variety of
chronic. or lingering maladies.
DIR. Pierce's FavOrte Prescription has cured
thousands of suffering women. 1t is perfect
specific for the troubles peculiar to them. 1t
,radicatss the disease stops the dragging, life
tapping drain, and in perfectly rational. nat
,ral way builds up the wasted strength. 1t
will bring buoyant health. 1t will put roses I
INTO pale faces-solid flesh in sunken places. .
Il does away with the humiliating examina-
ions and "loca treatment" so much dreaded
~ medestly sensitive women. :
Every disorder that can be reached through ,
he blood yields to the purifying qualities Of !
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Be- :
ides, it builds up wholesome flesh aud strength;
lot merely fat. like filthy Cod liver oil, but !
old muscle. As an appetizng restorative tonic !
o iepel disease and build up the needed flesh :
md strength, there's nothing to equal it. 1t :
ouses every organ into healthful action, puri- :
les and enriches the blood, braces up the whole :
ystem, and restores health and vigor. 7
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
When DR.. Pierce published the frat edition E
4 his work, The Peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser, he announced
z~1 that after $4,000 copies
<1 had been sold at the regular c
s III price, $1.50 per copy, the Y