The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-10-01
THE FAMILY REGISTER.


enrolled upon the family register. HI
may become the ruler of the most pow
erful nation on the globe. He should be
hailed with JOY. How will he be wei
coined What preparations haye been
made for his comfort and welfare? And
what, by the way, is his inheritance?
To every woman his coming means {
quicker heartbeat. 1t has cost some
thing to have him come. Every mother
knows that. Yet how much he may
bring What do we owe to him ant
what does he owe to us? Every mother
knows what she owes to the latest ARR
val. She owes him first of all. life-ro
bust, natural. joyous life-the only kind
of life worth living. But she also knows
that she must have that sort of life her.
self, that she can't give it unless she has
it. She owes him fair chance, a grir
on happiness which will give him a grip
on fortune. This is rich inheritance
but it is every mothers duty to give him
all these. How? By getting them her
self before he comes. If she is sick
nervous. miserable and respondent, she
is making heavy cross for his yopna
shoulders. She owes him sound mind,
strong constitution and cheerful dis
position. And these she cannot give
unless
HIS COMING
is hailed with joy instead of feared with
sorrow.
Every woman should know that sci
ence has furnished many improved means
of safely rearing children. And that it
has made it easy for their mothers when
they come. If the new arrival is awaited
with sorrow, misgivings and fear, there
is something wrong. He will have as an
inheritance the wrong sort of start in
life. To make light of the event is inhu-
man and unnatural. The society woman
who regards babies as questionable
is past reform. She is a menace to pro-
gress and civilization. To fear or shrink
from it is crime, not by the laws of go
ciety but by the laws of heredity, for the
mothers's conditions reacts upon the off
spring.
Birth is the beginning of all things.
1t is the first law of nature. If natural,
it should be easy, and it is always easy
when the right preparations is made.
One of the most successful woman's ply
slcians in America, DR.. r. v. Pierce, Ct
Buffalo, N. Y, who has received over
$4,000 voluntary written testimonials
from women in all parts of America,
knew this when he set out to discover his
"Favorite Prescr iption." 1t is the great
est medical discovery of a century because
it is double blessing. While it arms the
mother with peace, strength and comfort
It also arms her child with the surest
promise of happiness and successful man
hood or womanhood. And this is the
debt we owe to the newcomer. If others
pay that debt in full the latest American
will owe us the devotion of lifetime.
And he will pay it.
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Any women. anywhere, who is tired of
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aminations" and the stereotyped and
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All such correspondence is treated in
the strictest confidence by DIR. Pierce,
whose records of over quarter of mil
lion cases treated, show that there are
not three incurabie cases in a hundred.
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Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
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