The morning times., 1895-12-20
MISFIT MARRIAGES.
A Boston Mother Tells About
Their Causes.
Women. She Says, Are to q Great
Extent to blame.

How to be happy though married. " n
the subject OF an interesting paper recently
read before New LLgianu " oman's Club
by one OF its married members. The author
contenGcd lLut tuIiy one-haif of the married
misery was due iirst 10 the growing physical
weaknesses OI women wLICh maue child
bearing dreaded Durden, and prevented
those cioscr re.auons between husband and
wiIe without which marriage became no
longer a Ealurai Union but lnereiy an I'M
natural contract. And, secondly, to the
TACT tnat motherhood was not considered
fashionable" by society women. Chill
dren, continued tne speaker, bind husband
ana vile more ciOseIy than the wedding
ceremony itself. While we cannot hope,
SAID size, TO make motherhood fashionable
among tile upper four hundred OF the
people of pleasure. who never give TO the
world sons oi genus or daughters OF moral
purity, we can hope 10 make the rearing
or healthy, happy children the pride anu
glory OF lie fniShty miiloDs. 40 emphasize
no doubt, Ler own domestic happiness, and
demonstrate tEat in ter case at least mar
rage had not proved failure, Tie speaker
appeared Oh tLe platform Eoidlng III fond
embrace her infant daughter.
Nature never intenued tIat W oman should
De tortured in the performance OF her most
important and ECst natural Junction. II
the
COMING OF BABY
be contemplated with misgiyings. worry
and fear instead of JOY and satisfaction,
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OF all observation-disclosures health and a
happy disposition. for even the Romans
knew thar the mothers condition reacts
upon her offspring.
Every woman should know what this
lady, In common with thousands OF her
sisters IN al! parts OF this country, has
learned from personal experience. 1t is
this: Danger TO both motber and Child
is banisiaeu, pain is greatly lessened, la Dor
IS shortened, as is aisu the pcrIod OF con
fincment, by taking DR.. Pierces Favorite
Prescription. TINS wonder working Pre-
scription imparts ph yslcal mental, and
local strength. IL nouriSlieS tie nerves,
blood, brain, and yifaiiZes the feminine
organism III accordance with the laws of
nal urc and common sense.
Thousands OF just sucn letters as the one
here printed from Mrs. Fred Hunt, Glen
vile, N. Y. have been received from CRATE
iul women, with the request that their
experience be made public for the benefit
of their suffering sisters Throughout the
land. Mrs. Hunt writes:
Il read about Dir. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrlption being so good for women with
child. so gol two bottles last September,
and December 18th / had twelve-pound
baby girl, When / was confined l was
not sick in any way. did not suffer
any pain, and when the child was born
walked into another room and went to
bed. II was very cold weather, and our
room was very cold, but did not take any
cold, and never had any aiterpain or any
Other pain; 1t was all due 10 God and
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This
is the eighth living child and the largest
OF them ali. i suffered everything tGat
flesh could suffer with the other labies
1 3iwa ys had a doctor, and then he could
not help me very much, but this time my
mother and my husband were alone with
me- My baby was only seven day Us old
when got up and dressed nj left III room.
and stayed UP all day"
THE REASON WHY.
ii we ali lived just as nature interd ID
we should live. there would he little CT
no pain. worry CT misfortune connected
with woman's most natural and iInpCr-
tant functions But living as we do, Il
regarding cuntinUaliy in dress. diet and
duties the laws OF health. nature ard
common senSc, il has eeyoived upon Set
cDcc to supply remedy. The iirst ply
sician IN America to maze "A lie speciality
oi treating wOman's peculiar ailments
and the only physician to discover a uni
ycrsal woiisdh feincdy, was Dr. X. Y.
Pierce, author oi The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser and Chief Con-
sui;ing Physician to the luvalid's Hotel