Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1895-06-21

4 Every discoverer is entitled to tho
E fruits Of his labor, genius and skill T
is enough that he places his discovery
within the reach of the people. HI
need not make partner of the public
or confidant of the profession.
The case in point is discovery
which is annually Frightening the
, lives of
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN,
discovery which, according to their
own written statements, has rescued
over 10000 women from conditions of
hopeless dependency and despair and
brought them happiness and health.
This discovery is legally protected as
DR.. Plerce's Favorite Prescription. It
is not patent medicine, but it's name
and individuality are, for the benefit of
all, protected against pirates and hum
bugs. 1t is the discovery of Dr. r. V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, Chief Con-
sultlng Physician to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute
why shouldn't women use it? It's
| dlscoyerer is regularly qualified
physician who has made the treatment
of ailments peculiar to women a life
study and a life speciality. His thirty
years practice in this special field.
during which he with his staff of
specialists have successfully treated
hundreds of thousands of cases. has
afforded him opportunities enjoyed by
no one else for discovering the right
methods and the right remedies
That he should, for his own protec-
ton and 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, is neither unprofessional nor
unbusiness-lille. It's good, sound.
common sense.
One reason that women suffer in
silence agonies that would make
A COWARD OF MAN
IS because her Unborn modestv causes
her to shrink from the ordeal of sub
mltting to medical examination and
the stereotyped local treatment"
When, finally. torture drives her to
seek advice, she, unfortunately, only
too often falls into hands that lack the
rare ability upon which her peace of
mind, her happiness, and her life de-
pend. Instead of the treatment that
makes thousands of cures certainty
and failure almost an unheard-of ac-
cident, she receives that which makes
failure certainty and the cure a mere
accident
NO woman, who is tired of suffering,
tired OF doctoring, or tired of life.
should fail to write Dr. Pierce, or to
he Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION, of Buffalo, N. Y, of which
lie is president. She will receive, free
II charge, good, sound, professional
ldvice that will enable her to cure
lerself at home if her case is cura ble.)
pleasantly, painlessly, permanently,
md this. too, without having founder
% the trying ordeal of examinations !
nd the stereotyped and dreaded treat
nent by local applications I" If her
ase is really incura BILE, she will be
old SO plainly. But DR.. Pierce's
ecords, covering hundreds of thous-
nds of cases, prove that there are not a
hree incurable cases in hundred. 81
A GREAT BOOK FREE
When DR.. Pierce published the first
dition of his work, The Peoples Com {
ION Sense Medical Adviser. he an 8
ounced that after 6s0,0oO copies had "
cen sold at the regular price, 81. so per F
opy, the profit on which would
,pay him for the great amount of
Dor and money expended in produc- A
g it. he would distribute the next ir
ilf million free. As this number of ii
pies has already been sold, he is now h,
strlbuting, absolutely free. 100000 tt
pies OF this most complete, interest
G and val -----x liable COM
&: .:ss ss.5s5 R :$ 5ss
ing required to mail to him, or the Ps
orld's Dispensary Medical Associa-
IN, of Buffalo, N. Y, of which he is
esident, this little COUPON NUMBER lee
tn twenty-one (2D cents in one-cent WI
lmps to pay for postage and packing
~, and the book will be sent by Vii
lll 1t is veritabl medical library, Me
nplete in one volume. 1t CON En-
ms over 1000 pages and more than le9
illustrations. Several finely illus a. a.
ted chapters are devoted to the lin Ii,
'eful consideration, in plain Ian inp
age, of diseases peculiar to women tur
their successful treatment ioil
bout the aid of a physician and ed
,hout having to submit to dreaded
and the stereotyped I'm In
cal applications, SO repulsive to sale
modest and justly sensitive woman. Au,
E Free Edition is precisely the same thru
that sold at $l.50 except only that the
books are bound in strong MANILA %
er covers instead of cloth. Send sur
' before all are given away. They c Is !"
going off rapidly, therefore do not .
W sending Immediately if in want IN M
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