The National tribune., 1895-11-14

THIS WOMAN CAN Do IT.
machinery complete she was also given nerves
more wonderfully delicate than electric wires
| and more potent for good or i'll. Without nerves
1 she would be unable TO control single muscle.
! She could not raise her hand move her lips or
close an eyelid. Her lungs could not draw in
the breath of life, and her heart would cease
to send the life blood through her system to
supply the waste which is going on second by
second.
The nerves are as necessary to life as the
blood or the breath, and yet these same delicate
nerves may keep woman, or man, either, Tor
] that matter, in constant torment. They are
the pain channels of the body. When they are
hurt crippled, they are like live wires.
scorching and burning wherever they go.
The secret Of the pail puzzle is in the right
sort of nerves-those sonnd, strong nerves that
act SO naturally that people do not know that
they have any nerves at all. But that is
ONLY PART OF THE sECERT.
Many women, majority of American
women. have starved nerves. nerves that tor
ture them, drive them into nervous debility,
female disorders, insomnia, neuralgia and fatal
diseases of various kinds. The one practical
scientist to realize and seize upon this fact
! and make q universal application of it was r.
/ V. Pierce, NJ. d.. Of Buffalo, n. Y. He soon
/ became recognized authority on diseases
of women who stands, thinks and practices on
the broad platform Of common sense.
He has made it life study to find nerve
| nourshing. tissue-buiding and natural regulat-
ing agencies for the female system. His dis
coveries named below have marked an epoch
in the treatment OF all ailments peculiar to
woman's delicate organization. They embody
entirely new principles aud develop strength
and vitality ia accordance aph the laUS Of nature.
HOW TO DO IT.
ANY woman. young or old, can by using DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription solve the 81 pail
puzzle" Let her begin on Monday and try TO
hold out al arms length heavy book or natiron.
| On the same day let her begin taking the
"Favorite Prescription" and keep taking
! it for a week. A the end of that time let her
again try the book or fatiion and see how much
longer and easier it can be held. On the fol-
1 lowing Monday let her hold out something
heavier and keep with the /" Prescription"
and the pOUer 10 hold out the paH fill Of UGter
soiu JolloU naturally as the day folloUs night,
and thus she solves the puzzle.
As chief consulting hysician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, n. Y.-
| the most complete health institution in AIneri-
ca-Dr. Pierce and his staff of skilled specialists
have personally investigated and successfully
treated tens Of thousands fcases, covering every
kind offemale disorder. So phenomenal has been
their success that patients come TO them from
every State ia the Union His "Foyarite Pre-
/
Pleasant Pellets" used conjontly, supply
scientific and most eficacious course of reme-
dial treatment These are the outgrowth Of
| this vast unrivaled experience, and the records
Of years show that there are not three cases of
woman's peculiar maladies in hundred that
these remedies will not permanently cure, right
IN HER OWN HOME,
! without the dreaded examinations" and the
useless local applications" and not one case
in fifty that they will not speedily relieve.
And even in these exceptional cases. when the
medicine alone did not produce the usual good
results, by taking course of treatment at the
| Invalds' Hotel and Surgical Institute the pa
tients have soon gone forth grateful, we'll per-
manently happy women.
GUARANTEED FOR YEARS.
So absolutely reliable are DIR. Pierce's Favor
! ite Prescription Tor woman's peculiar physical
weakness and Doctor Perce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery (the great liver, blood, and kid.
ney remedy that on first introducing these
now world-famed medicines to the aft icted and
for many years thereafter, they were sold under
positive guarantee of giving entire satisfaction
/ in every case for which they re recomm ended.
SO uniformly successful did they prove in cur
| ing the diseases. arrangements, and weaknesses
| for which they are recommended that claims
for The return Of money paid for them were
| exceedingly rare.
10 thousands Of noted cures effected by them in
every part of the land, and in many foreign
countries, they believe their past record suf-
6cient guarantee Of their great value as cura.
tive agents; therefore, they SioD rest the claims
OF these remedies to the confidence Of the afilict.
ed solely upon that record
EXPERT ADVICE FREE.
DIR. Pierce and his staff of physicians hold
themselves at oil times ready TO reply 10 letters
| from women affiict with obstinate compli-
Gated, or long-neglected or so-called incurable
! ailments, and are always glad to offer free of
charge advice aud suggestions that will lead 10
relief and cure. Where a local physician treats
one case OF woman's ailments. DR.. Pierce and
| his trained specialists treat many thousands
aud a liietlmes practice in this particular field
has made them experts to cure all such diseases
With them there is no experimenting, no physi.
cal patchwork, and no promise given that can
not be fulfilled.
A GREAT BOOK FREE.
When DR. Pierce published the first edition
Of his work. The Peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser, he announced
1 that after 6s0.o00 copies
~ A8<S had been sold at the regular
G-E III price. S1.50 per copy, the
M profit on which would repay
nv .etoHH him for the great amount
refts III c%.N.. II OF labor and money ex-
rSnsn HI AfT Shl pended in producing il, he
Ar. - would distribute the next
~Ar III half million free. As this
aFns ~ number of copies has al.
d., w. ready been sold, he is now
E5MaxC distributing dJs0lutelu free