Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-27

tectinG, but that they require protection for the
good OF the people by protecting theIa the public
projects itself. Discoveries that increase the
forts of life and lessen its burdens and dangers
the result of brains, study and genius and there
is premium brains the world
Every ,lIscovcrcr is entitled to the fruits of his
labor. genius and skill. 1t is cnough that he
places his discovery within the reach of the people
He need not make partner Of the public
titant of the profession
The in point is discovery which is an
nually Frightening the lives of
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN,
Il discovery which, according to their own written
statements, has rescued $4,000 women from
conditions Of hopeless desponlenty and despair
and brought them happiness and health.
This discovery is legally protected as Dr. Pierce's
Farorite Prescription 1t is not patent med
cine, hut its name and Individuality are. for the
benefit of all. protected against pirates and hum
bugs. 1t is the discovery Of Dr. X. V. Pierce
of Buffalo. n. Y, chief consulting physician the
InNats' Hotel and Surgical Institute and author
Ct The Peoples Soiunien Sense Mesiical Adviser. of
which over six hundred and eighty thousand copies
have already lccn sold.
Why shouldn't women use IL? Its discoyrrer Is
Il regularly qualified physician who has made the
treatment of ailments peculiar women IL life
study and life specially. His thirty years prac-
tce In this special field, during which he with his
stan of specialists have successfully treated hun
dreds Of thousands Of cases, has afforded him OPP
portunities enjoyed by else for discovering
the right methods and the right remedies
That lie should. for his own protection and the
protection of his patients, who scattered all
which every inventor in other fields ayails him
self is neither unprofessonal unb,lsincss-like
It's good sound common
In every state, city, town and hamlet DR..
Picrces discoveries have effected just such cures
rs those reported below. Long neglected, seriously
complicated and so-callcd incuruble are treat
oh by him by letter with Il that is simply
astounding. Where the ordinary practitioner
treats one such DIR. Pierce and the skilled
specialists Of the InvaIds Hotel and Surgical Iusti-
tutc treat tens of thousands, and what is regarded
by the local doc tor complicated case, one that
puzzles his brain and battles his skill. is as simple
of treatment AMI sure Of being cured in this in
stitution as is the drawing Of perfect circle to
the one man in 4 million. This Is another in
stance where practice makes perfect 1t is case
where do what millions of I; theirs
cannot do.
One reason that suffer in silence agcnies
that would make
A COWARD OF MAN
is because her iiiorn modcsty her to shrink
from the ordeal Of submitting to medical exam
nation and the stereotyp,d local treatment
When finally. torture drives her to seek advice
she, unfortunately. only too often falls into hands
that lack the ability of drawing that perfect
circle upon which her peace of mind, her hap
piilcSs ana nrf ne instead OF the treat
ni"nt that makes thousands of certainty
and failure almost unhearl-of accident, she re-
ceiyes that which makes failure a certainty and
the accident.
No woman who is tired of suffering. tired OF
doctorins tired of life, should fail write to Dr.
Pierce, or to the Worlds Dispensary Medical As
ISOLATION of Buffalo, y. Y, of which he is pres
dent. She Will receive, free of charge, good
sound, professional advice that will enable her to
cure herself at home tiff her case is eurable pleas
antly painlcssly, permanently, and this, too, with
out having to undergo the trying ordeal of .'ex-
amihatioBs and the stereotyped and dreadful
treatment by local applications If her case
is really incurablc she will be told so plainly
But DIR. Perces records, covering hundreds of
thousands OF cases. prove that there not three
incrIrlble in hundred.
Here few specimen cures:
Mrs Homer Clark, 20S West Sd street, Sioux
City, Iowa, tried doctor after doctor and hospital
after hospital but all to No purpose. She suffered
from female weakness and ulcers of the uterus
She continued growing worse Until Il druggist
Mr. Cummings advised her to take Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. The first bottle brought
relief and Its further effected Il cure
Mrs Abram Lyon. Lorraine, Jefferson county,
v y, was declared incurablc by every physician
in her neighbOrhood She had falling of the womb
and liberation, brought by the birth of her
child. After having been given up to die she was
induced TO take DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription
her permanently.
Mrs. Simue A. Jacobs, Merchandising, Pa, after
the best physicians in her could do nothing
for her frequent fainiing spells and terrible pains
in her head, which made life n burden 10 her, was
Undue Ell by neighbor to take Dr. Pierces FavOrlte
Prescription, single bottle of which benefited her
greatly that she publicly advises all suffering
ladies' 10 this infIlble remedy.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, Mohawk Oregon. yainly
tried doctor after doctor for the binding, dizzy
spells, pipitation Of the heart pains in back and
head, and nervous chis, with which she suffered
over three years. The very first bottle of Dr.
Picrce's favorlte Prescription brought grateful re-
lief, and two more with two of his Golden Mcdi,
cal Discovery banished all pain, made her a we'll
happy and strong
Mrs. William Hoover, BelleyIlle. Ohio, was given
up by three doctors. She suffered from female
weakness and could scarcely stard up. Dr. Tierce's
Favorte Prescription made her entirely well and
80 strong that she does the work for family
Of five.
Mrs. Anna DaleI, SOL South Main street Bloom
ingon, H., after suffering for eight years from fe
male weakness and womb trouble, became IL mere
skeleton and had 10 he carried home from the
hospital. Friends then induced her TO take DIR.
!crces Favorite Prescription which effected a
complete g.
Mrs Mary F. Coveli, Scotland, Eon IIonme