Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-13
becomes of particular interest to every woman in

becomes of particular interest to every woman in
When girl is engaged she is preparing to make
the history of the world Whether her shall
daughters mre Hvds or models Of na perre,
hood depends chiefly nPSn the engaged girl herself
subject for mad house less than year ago.
HAPPY LIFE.
Through childhood she had been carefully
guarded that she had known suffering misery,
| hardly a moments unhappiness. But suddenly
there came to her terrible revelation of woman s
Woes in her soul-rarking experience. She
found herself afflicted with of the torturing
dured in silercc caused SO complete breakdown in
body and mind that she became object of pity
rhle attack Of eczema Which SO disdgur.d her that
she was ashamed to show her face, added to her
lcal aid was freely sought here. there and yonder
but without avail. Travel, medical springs and
in the south. when she had been brought to the
verge of hum.n endurance. and when her reason
her friends learned how Mrs j. F. smith Of Oak
fuskee, Clebune county, Ala, had been rescued
~ PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
This lady wrote: -Four of the best doctors treat
ed my for years. They all gave up as
hopeless; they said could not be cured. and could
not live. 1 suffered untold pains and misery, such
fined to my bed most Of the time. l expected the
cold ana Of death every day. l was afflicted with
the small of my back-my bowels ccstive, also
IApitaticn of the heart. When / began taking the
only few minutes at time. / was so weak I
took Dr. Picrce's Favorte Prescription three times
per day, hi. Golden Medical Discovery three times
per day. and of dr. Pierces Pellets every night
These medicines cured me- | feel as well as |
these medicines have been restored to the best Of
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS LOST
Another letter figures in the remarkable expert
cree of this Massachusetts girl. 1t written by
Mrs. John G. Foster. 33 Chaplin street, Canaan
daGua, n. Y. ,und reads: Il was troubled with
with number of our home physicians and re-
eeiysd no benefit Mhassrsr also took ,,
S 9estfSed no seSeat from theS IN fact.
doctors, without benefit. My brother came to visit
us from the west and he told me to try Dr.
him. have taken ten bottles Of the Discovery
wcman whose picture is here given that saved my
life, for they induced me to try Dr. Pierce,s Fa-
..These remedies rescued me from helpless.
hopeless condition Of agoLizing suffering. from
which neither physicians. friends. faith nor hope
were able to rescue me-
has been. The medicines mentioned above. used
scientific and effective course of remedial treat
ment for l. great variety Of chronic or lingering
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription has cured thou
sands of suffering II Is peTS sr spess
tn. disease. stops the dragging nie-sapping drain.
and n il % 5rns suas
1t will put roses into pale faces,solii flesh In
srnken Places wa she dasaS
ed by ,nodestly sensitive women. -
blood yads o e pas
Pierss Golden MeSGsl n RssSveIy Besides #
merely s.res u fat Ike filthy cod liver OIL but s6D
MUSCLE. As an appetizing restorative tonic, to
p disease and build up 70 the NEEDED flesh ana
every organ into healthfu action. pYrines and en-,
rtstoIes health and vigor.
A HINT TO WOMAN.
One reason why woman suffers In silence asonies
which would make coward of the strongest man
IL because her Unborn modesty causes her to shrink
local treatment" When finally torture drives her
to seek advice, she, unfortunately, only too often
which her peace of mind, her happiness and her life
depends. Instead Of Treatment based upon vast
cures certainty and failure almost an unheard- of
accident, she receives that which makes failure u
certainty and cure mere accident.
The expert specialists of the Worlds Dlspensary
Medical As ISOLATION of Buffalo, NY, propretors of
their correspondence as strictly conidentia No
letter passes beyond the eyes of the Medical
ever published, unless the writer requests it for the
benefit of other sufferers. Both men and women
m any pee G by letter. Without the east anaoy
ance fear of publicity.
THE HIGHEST IIONORS
Such is the confidence of his fellow citizens in
his ability, integrity and worth that DR.. Pierce
has been honored by election to the highest Offices
in the gift Of the people of Buffalo: first, to the
senate, and later to Congress. Such however,
is the doctors pride in and love for his profession
that he has since repeatedly declined high office in
oder that he may hest the public by serving
his< natents. who scattered over every state
and territory in the land. DIR. Pierce has on lille
many thousand letters from grateful people, many
f1yht Inv lieS ffer 1ayip inc
been given up incurible by Local ply scians and