The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-22

Fig. 1.
paper. circles like that shown in Figure
1. You may be able TO make one such
circle by accident. but If you think you
can make twenty in a day. in a week.
or even in month, just try il and get
your friends 10 try il. The circle must
not be like Figure ., but like Figure 1.
You will soon find that this is not
merely a case of know how" for
everybody knows how. II IS a case of
know how" combined with never
fail" Not one of five hundred of young
men and women college graduates can
do it The one who can do it is
ONE AMONG MILLIONS.
He began just the same as everybody
else did. by learning how to draw. But
that's not the secret of his success; he
made a speciality OF drawing circles; he
has been drawing them all his life and
practice makes perfect. Give any wo-
man a bow and arrow. give a man a
loaded revolver, and she or he may
sometimes hit the target and possibly
the center, but how many hundred
times will they miss the mark? This
frequent failure, not only in target
practice. but in everything else. is due
TO the fact that not one person in a
thing-the one thing he can do best
and keeps right on making a specially
of it until he becomes perfect.
A PARIS DRESSMAKER.
There is a woman dressmaker in
Paris who for thirty years has been
noted the world over Not once in a
hundred times does she fail to give per-
feet fit. Yet this same woman made a
silk night shirt for her husband and
made failure. 1t wasn't case of not
knowing how, for she learned how to
make clothes just as she had learned
how to draw; yet. Try as she would, she
couldn't even make a night shirt for
her husband that would 1T, any more
than she could draw q circle that was
perfect.
A GREAT LAWYER.
Daniel Webster. who was probably
the greatest constitutional lawyer that
ever lived. was once completely foored
in a patent case by a lawyer who made
a speciality of such cases. The know
how" il the proper point TO start from,
but il is the practicable daily. hourly,
constant practice-that makes per
feet. The woman who has one night
shirt to make in thirty years cannot be
an expert in night shirts, any more
case IN six months can be an expert in
patent cases. The doctor who is called
upon once a week, once a month. or,
perhaps, once in six months, TO treat
this. that. or the other complicated dis
order may succeed once in a great
while. IL nature comes to the rescue,
but he Will usually fail. notwithstand-
ing the fact that he has studied med
icine. just as the lawyer has studied law
and the woman has studied dressmak-
ing. The sum and substance of IL all Is
that practice makes perfect.
EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
II Is upon this theory, this principle.
this practice. that the greatest and most
successful health Institution IN America
IS founded. For nearly thirty years. ex-
perienced and skilled physicians. con-
nected with this Institution. have made
a speciality Of curing the ailments and
diseases peculiar 10 women. Where the
ordinary practitioner treats one such
case. the skilled specialists OF this Insti-
tuition treat tens Of thousands; and what
IS regarded by the local doctor as com
plicated case. one that puzzles his brain
and battles his skill. IS as simple OF treat
ment and sure Of being cured IN this In
stitution as Is the drawing Of a perfec;
4
IS another instance where practice makes
perfect. II ~ case where one man can
&C what millions OF others cannot do.
although they have learned how.
After having treated. year after year.
many thousands OF cases Of woman's
ailments. Or. r. V. Pierce. CHIEF con
sultinz physician 20 the Invallds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute OF Buffalo. -. 7,
learned not only the perfect methods,
but also the perfect medicines with
which 70 cure such cases These are SCI
entifically combined and blended IA his
'-Favorite Prescription" As
a POWERFUL. INvIGORATING
TONIC.
Dr.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription i'm
parts strength 70 the whole system aaf
70 the organs distinctly feminine IA par
ticular. For overwork.d. WORKOUT
rundown" debilItsted teachers. mil /
liners. dressHlakers. seamstresses. shop l
girls housekeep@rs. nursing mothers. I
2 nd feeble women generally. D.. PieTcs's /
Fav0rite Prescription "a the creates; !
earthly boon. being un~qUailed a. an /
appetizing cordial and 4nv-gorstlng 1
tonic. As a
SOOTHING NERyISE.
"FavOrite Prescription - un-qusileS n /
sUDGullE EeTFolls eNcll1J.-. =. iTrsEaoi4s- 1
y. neryoas exhaustion. nervous p-ostra-
ton. neuralgia, hysfsris. spasus. ch0Tea
O 81 TItus's 5auce. and other distress
lrE. nervous symptoms. commonly az
teodant upon functional and Crga1ic
disease ~ the Eenersfive organs % 40
mea-It induces refreshing sl@ep ard -
lieves mental anxiety and deE2onds3rT-
One reason Ehy women s41eE -
silence, sgonie-s which would
MAKE A COWARD
o. the strongest man. - becaDse her n
born rnodessy causes Dr. % shrink tr-'ra
he ordeal o1 submitting % nnetscal IL
animation and the ster@ofyF--4 s1eai
,-@str,eat~ When finally. torture drives
b. % =-@k atvice. zh~. unfortunately.
o-fv- -, c<te1. ss1Ls info hzocs fhas tack
The rare ability q drZE.ns tast perfect
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ser hap9ine<s. and ber Re 6ep~ad L.
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