The morning times., 1896-01-24
work so hard before marriage as she does

work so hard before marriage as she does
afterwards.
What does all this mean?
1t means-first OF aIl,-that women are
healthier than they used to be. 1t means
that they are learning better how to
take care of themselves physically. 1t
means that "Femaie Complaint is less
fashionable than it was few years ago.
1t means-among other things-that Dir.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has been
widely, and judciously, and persistently
used. This one remedy has done more
than anything else to produce the New
Woman II has lifted her out of her in
valid's chair and put her on a bicycle.
1t has fitted her for the better perform
ance of all her duties of her life. She is
healthier, happier, cheerier girl. She
is a better feeling, better looking, better
tempered wife. She is a stronger,
brighter, more careful, less irritable,
pIeasanter, happier, mother. She pro-
duces and raises brighter, healthier,
happier children. She performs her
duties to husband and children without
fatigue, and SO without nervous ness
and SO without crossness. She is what
God originally meant her to be. She has
taken her proper place at home and in
business, because she is able to do So.
She is filling place that was not filled
before. She is no longer the mental in
ferior of her brother man. She is his
equal in most thin gs-bis superior in
many. She is that greatest and most
charming Of all good things-a perfect
woman And she is a perfect woman
because she is a healthy woman. Per
feet health is the very best thing she can
possess. Without 1t, she is an incomplete
being. II she is dragged down by some
nerve-sapping disorder of the organs dis
tiDctly feminine, she is a very imperfect
woman, indeed, and she is also a very
foolish woman, because she may be re-
lieved surely and easily and permanently
by taking DR.. Picrce's Favorite Prescrip-
tiop. This remedy is the discovery of
DR.. R. V. Pierce, an eminent and sue
cessful practitioner an d M ost popular
medical writer and author. who has for
nearly thirty years been the chief con-
sulting physician and surgeon of the In
yalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo, N. 7.
The "Fayorite Prescription is for all
the ills peculiar TO women. In perfectly
natural way it brings about perfect health
and strength. 1t is not a "cure-all." 1t is
for only one class OF diseases-those pecu-
liar to women. It's effect is prompt and per-
manent. 1t allays inflammation and stops
debilltating drains on the system. 1t cor
reefs distressing and painful periodical de-
raugements. II takes away the dangers and
discomforts of all the trying periods of
woman's life. II should be taken whenever
there is any irregularity of the feminine
functions, and whenever there is any indi-
cation of disorder or disease. II should
be taken regularly by every woman during
the entire period OF CESSATION. 1t relieves
this time of many OF its discomforts, and
in the end makes the coming OF baby safe
and comparatively painless.
The first physician in. America to make
life speciality Of treating woman's pecu-
liar ailments and the only physician to dis
cover remedy for nearly all the pain and
suffering as well as the danger to both
mother and child attending delivery was
DR.. Pierce. He aud bis staff of skilled spe-
cialists have successfully treated hundreds
of thousands OF women, and have discov-
cred remedies that are founded upon the