Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-24
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of outraged nature-falure to give the help needed by the most delicate and sem sitive organs-little troubles ignored un- til they become dominant-disease all lowed every chance to spread and become seated-these things bring about the sunken, circled eyes, the hollow cheeks, the pale and sallow skin, the fabby, strengthless flesh, which characterize the appearance of the woman who suffers from female weakness"
 The chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Home and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. r., pr. R. V. Pearce, has long made the diseases of women a speciality. He and his staff of experi- enced specialists treat many thousand women every year. In their practice they have learned from experience that nine out of ten of the women suffering from so-called nervous troubles are in reality sufferers from some kind of "fe- male weakness"-they may, or may not, have the outward festationS-sueh as the bearing-down feeling in the abdo- men or the catarrhal drain from the lin- ing membranes. After many years of experience Dr. Pierce made fortunate trial of several vegetable extracts in combination which resulted in such uni form success in curing these troubles so common to women that he started a large laboratory for the manufacture of his pr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cry.
 The "Favorite Prescription" has cured thousands of suffering women. It is a perfected specific for the troubles pecul- far to them. It eradicates the disease, stops the dragging, life-sapping drain, and in perfectly rational, natural way, builds up the wasted strength. It will bring bouyant health. It will put roses into anaemc faces--solid flesh in sunken places. It does away with the humili- at aylp1inQ fiOnS and H1Oral trpat- ment" so much dreaded by modestly sensitive women.
 Dr. Pierce has never claimed for his medicines that they cured everything. His Golden Medical Discovery for all blood and liver diseases he recommends in all cases where the nature of the diffi- culty indicates impoverished blood-such as skin and scalp diseases, or where strength and flesh are required as in wasting diseases, such as consumption or grip. The blood after all is the source of health or disease-feed the nerves on pure, rich blood and there will be no nervousness; nouriSh the tisues and the organs of the body with blood which con- tainS the red corpuscles in abundance, and you add good, wholesome flesh. and all the organs of the body act like clock work.
 The "Discovery" enters just here as the important factor by cleansing and en- riching the blood so that the red cor puscles are increased and pale and anae- mic faces soon display the glow of health. Scrofula, salt rheum and eczema are of course recognized as blood diseases, and ones that the Medical Discovery" is especially fitted to cure.
 For women's ills and weaknesses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the tonic which builds up the strength and cures the source of the trouble.
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets were the first little liver pills on the market, ana for thirty years have been in constant demand. They are made of concen- trated vegetable extracts and are guaran- teed to have no mercury or calomel in their composition. One Pellet is suffi- cient for dose and acts as a mild laxa- tive.
 As chief consulting physician to the InyaIids' Hotel and Surgical institute at Buffalo, N. Y.-the most complete health institution in America-Dr. Pierce has personally investigated and success fully treated tens of thousands Of cases, covering every kind of female complaint, as we'll as all blood disorders and surgi- cal diseases. His proprietary medicines are the outgrowth of this vast, unrivaled experience and the records of years show that there are not three cases of woman's woes in a hundred that these remedies will not permanently cure right in her own home. Even in exceptional cases when the ready put-up medicines alone did not produce the usual good results, by taking a course of treatment at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical institute. the patients have soon gone forth grate- full well, permanently happy men and women
 Dr. Pierce personally and his staff of physicians hold themselves at all times ready to reply to letters from those af- flicted with long-neglected and so-called incurable ailments, and are always glad to offer free of charge advice and sug- gestions that will lead to relief and cure. Where 0 local physician treats one case