The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-08-02

Every discoverer IL entitled 10 the
fruits Of his labor, genius and skill 10
/ IA enough that he places his discovery
within the reach OF the people. llo
/ need not make partner OF the public
or n conhdant Of the profession.
The case In point Ia discovery which
| IA annually Frightening the lives Of
THOUSANDS or WOMEN,
discovery which, according TO their
own written statements, has rescued
over ~. 900 women from conditions of
hopeless dependency and despair and
brought them to happiness and health.
This discovery is legally protected as
/ Dr. Picrco's Favorito Prescription. IL
/ ia not n patent medicine, but its name
/ and individuality are, for the benefit OF
/ all, protected against pirates and hum.
bugs IL Is the discovery Of DR.. X v.
/ Pierce. Of Buffalo, n. Y, Chief Con.
sulting Physician TO the lnvalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute.
Why shouldn't women use it7 Its
discovcrer is n regularly qualified ply
stefan who has made the treatment OF
/ ailments peculiar 10 women life study
and life speciality. His thirty years
practice In this special Geld, during
which he with his sthff OF specialists
| have successfully treated hundreds OF
/ thousands OF cases, has afforded him
| opportunities enjoyed by no one else
/ Tor discovering the right methods and
| the right remedies
That he should, for his own protcc-
| ton aud the protection OF his patients
| who are scattered all over the globe,
| take advantage OF that law OF which
every inventor In other fields avails
| himself, Ia neither unprofcssional nor
uabusiness'like It's good, sound com.
mon sense
one reason that women suffer In
silence agonies that would make
4 COWARD or MAN
is because her Unborn modesty causes
her 10 shrink from the ordeal Of sub
hitting TO medical examination and tho
stercotyped local treatment" When,
| finally, torture drives her to seek ad.
vice. she, unfortunately. only too often
| falls into hands that lack the rare abil-
| ity upon which her peace Of mind, her
/ happiness, and her life depend. In
stead OF the treatment that makes
thousands OF cures o certainty and fall
ure almost unheard.of accident. she re-
ceives that which makes failure n GER
tainty and the cure n mere accident
No woman, who IN tired OF suffering,
tired OF doctoring. or tired OF life,
should fail to write DR.. Pierce. or to
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation. OF Buffalo, y. Y, Of which no
il President She will receive, free OF
charge, good, sound, professional ad.
vice that will enable her 10 cure her
self at home % her case il curablel,
pleasantly, painlessly, permanently, and
this, too, without having to undergo the
trying ordeal OF examinations" and the
stereotypcd aud dreaded treatment by
"local applications" II her case is
really incurablc, she will be told no
plainly. hut DR.. piercc's records, GOV.
ering hundreds OF thousands OF cases,
prove that there are not three incura-
BILE cases in hundred.
4 GREAT HOOK FREE
When Dr. Pierce published the firs,
edition OF his work. The Peoples Com.
mon Sense Medical Adviser. he an.
nounccd that after GsO.O0O copies had
been sold at the regular price, 81. so per
copy, the profit on which would repay
him for the great amount OF labor and
money expended In producing II, no
would distribute the next half million
free. As this number OF copies has al.
ready been sold. he II now distributing,
absolutely free, 100000 copies Of this
most com s-s plcte. inter
estIng and couroS valuable
S i.o, w %GH no. loL S ssp,S % PsS.
lished-tho recipient only being re.
qulred 10 mail TO him, or the Worlds
0ispcnsary, Medical Association, OF
buffalo. ~ Y OF which no is presi.
a. l. o l.
twenty-one len centa In one cent
stamps to pay for postage and packing
only, and the book will 10 sent by
mail. IL Is u vcritable medical
library, complete In one volume. IL
contains over 1000 pages and more
than 500 illustrations. Several finely
Illustrated chapters are devoted 10 the
careful consideration In plain language,
! OF diseases peculiar 10 women aud their
successful home treatment without the
aid OF q physician and without having
10 submit To dreaded examination"
ana the stereotyped "local Applica-
tons" so repulsiye 70 the modest aud
| Justly sensitive woman. The Free Edi-
ton Is precisely the same as that sold
| at 81. so except only that the books are
bound In strong MANILA paper covers
instead OF cloth. Send NOW before all
are given away. They are going of
rapidly, therefore, do not delay send.
ing Immediately II in want Of one.
The June Atlantic contains install.
ments OF the two leading serials by
Mrs Ward and Gilbert Parker, also a
short story Of frontier garrison life, by
Ellen MaclSubin, entitled Rosita- An
| other bit Of fiction OF unusual charac-
ter and interest is Through the Win
dows; Two Glimpses OF n Mans Life.
The two chapters bearing the signih'
cant titles Detachment and Disep-
chantment. Lafcadio Hearn contrib.
utes a delightful paper entitled In the
Twilight OF the Gods, which, with
Mary Stockton Hunters poem, A Jap
anese sword-Song. gives this issue d
distinct favor Of the Orient