The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-29

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When the mother who personally rears
her children; the housewife who person
ally performs her domestic duties; the
working girl who supports nerself-when
such women take up the pen in favor of
a thing it means something to womankind
in general.
1t may not mean much when a few such
women go before the public in this man
ner, for there are exceptions to every rule
and there are. of course, exceptional wo-
men. But when whole army of such
women, from here, there and yonder-
from everywhere-an army numbering
over $4,000 publicly ask to be heard it is
well worth while to pause and ponder.
| To be exact, to give the record just as
| II stands, l734 women have, of their own
! free will, within the past few months,
written letters Of gratitude to DR.. R. v
! Pierce, chief consulting physician to the
lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
of Buffalo, N. " thanking him for the
cures effected on themselves by his "Fav-
orite Prescription" They have done
| more-these women who from conditions
| of suffering dependency and female
| weakness" have been raised to happiness
| and the'ful enjoyments of life. They have
| asked that for the benefit of their aiiing
sisters their experiences be published
| throughout the land.
| Every one of these women had vainly
! tried other remedies and other physicians
and very large number of them had
| been fatty pronounced incurable before
| they commenced the use of the common
| sense remedy and followed the common
| sense advice such as Dr. Pierce will send
to any suffering woman who will write
| him.
The first physician in America to make
| life specially of treating woman's pecu-
| liar ailments and the only physician to
discover a remedy for nearly all the pain
| and suffering, as well as the danger to
both mother and child attending delivery
was DR.. Pierce. He and his staff of
| skilled specialists have successfully treat
ed hundreds of thousands of women, and
have discovered remedies that are found
ed upon the laws of common sense and act
in accordance with the laws of nature.
! These are happily combined in DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Prospective mothers should know that
nature never intended that woman should
be tortured in the performance of her
most important and most natural func-
| ton. If the coming of baby be contem-
plated with misgivings, worry and fear,
instead of joy and satisfaction, no mother
can give to her child the greatest of all
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. health and a happy
disposition. Even the Romans knew that
the mothers condition reacts upon her
offspring
Every prospective mother should, there
fore, commence early during the period OF
CESSATION to fortify and prepare her sys-
tenn for the trying ordeal of delivery by
the regular use of DR.. Pierces Favorite
Prescription, which exercises a salutary
| influence over that condition and the func-
ton of parturition, which cannot be real
lied from any other medicine
extant Thereby danger to both
mother and child is banished,
nearly all the pain and suffering are
avoided recovery after confinement is
much more speedy, and an abundant Sc
erection of nourishment for the child Is pro-
NOTED. The woodworking "Favorite
Prescription imparts health and strength
to the whole system and especially to the
organs distinctly feminine. Not only for
prospective mothers but for nursing ones
as well and for feeble women generally,
Dr. Pierce's FaVorite Prescription is the
greatest earthly boon.
The only medicine now before the pub
lie for woman's peculiar ailments, adapt
ed to her delicate organization by regu-
larly graduated physician-an experience
ed and skilled specialist In these maladies
is Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription.
1t cannot do harm in any condition of the
system. It's sales exceed the combined
sales of all other medicines for women.
Every arrangement of the distinctly
feminine organism Is cured by DR.. Pierce S
Favorite Prescription. 1t is absolutely
certain. There are some who have neg
lected themselves so long that a complete
cure is next to impossible, but even these
Will find comfort and greatly improved
health in thefuse of the "Favorite Pre-
scription." 1t has cured hundreds of Wo-
men who have received no relief whatever
from years of treatment with good ply
sicians 1t is absolutely unique in the his
tory of medicine. Such a remedy can be
discovered only once. There is nothing in
the world like It. nor has there ever been.
Therefore, do not accept a substitute
which may be recommended by some
druggist who is thinking more OF the
greater profit he may make on the 'just
as good" article than he is of your well
fare. Insist on having what you call for
It's an insult to your intelligence for him
to presume that you have not mind OF
your own and that you do not, therefore,
know what you require. The dealer VINO
will try to substitute for DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription some other medi-
cine. will treat your physicians prescrip-
lions in the same way, and is not to be
relied upon.
That DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is truly the prospective mothers greatest
boon and true friend, the evidence OF Mrs
w. c. Baker, Of South Bend, Pacific coun-
ty, Washington, furnishes conclusive evil
dence. This lady says: II began taking
your 'Favorite Prescription the first
month of CESSATION, and have continued
taking 1t since confinement. did not ex-
perience the nausea or any Of the ailments
due to my condition after / began taking
your Prescription was only In labor a
short time, and the physician said / got
along unusually well. We think Il saved me
great deal Of suffering. was troubled