Kansas City daily journal., 1896-09-27

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Beth before and after marriage, lovers
may quarrel and make up. The making
enough of it: but continual quarreling is
likely to make callous spots on their sem
sb After te awhe they aae not }bere a
Is more quarreling than there is making
up-and the judge does the rest.
The little god of love finds the atmos-
When continued nervousness and irrita-
bility comes in, he goes out. 1t cannot
be otherwise. Men are not angels, nor
women either-novelists and foolish lovers
to the contrary, notwithstanding. Men
and women are just men and women-jus.
flesh and blood human beings, who get
along together beautifully If the condi-
tons are right. And one of these eondi, cor
tionS is health. A woman can't really be
blamed much. If she is cross when she IS
sick. That is the prerogative of all sick
people.
When you come to think of it., there are
very few healthy women in the world.
how many are perfectly well. There are
all sorts Of reasons for this. First of all,
earelessness a,,Ie and ignorance; Few % women hasn
physical selves. They have been taught,
perhaps. by foolish mothers, that to know
duties M ea and ada dcnIties % they are Sure etc to en
counter. would be depriving them of their
innocence, and perhaps of their modesty.
lent. Most women begin the real duties of
their lives so poorly equipped with the
necessary knowledge that it is not surpris-
iEg if mistakes are made-mistakes that
lead inevitably to poor health. Without
gaining credit for it, women perform the
most wonderful and most important func-
erkood. There is nothing else in the world
SO important, and yet women frequently
start on the performance of this great
physically. The carelessness of girls at
really critical periods-irregularties and
neglect of small symptoms-lead most sure. E.
is pretty hard to be woman. The slight
est indiscretion may start irregularity and
painful arrangements in the performance
stated intervals. her nerves are pretty sure
to be unstrung. If permanent disorder of
the organs distinctly feminine be added to
the natural nervous strain. irritability is
sure to ensue, and insanity itself is not SO
very far off. Most of the insanity of
women is traceable to the one cause-so-
If the truth were fully known, perhaps
most of the quarrels of married life, and
many of the divorces, are traceable to the
same cause This is not the woman's fault
except insofar as she may prevent it by
keeping herself in perfect health. This can
course to physicians. whose insistence on
local examinations and treatments Is so
abhorrent to every modest woman, but by
simple, natural. home treatment.
Nearly thirty years ago, DR.. r. V. Pierce,
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical institute. at Buffalo,
N. Y, recognized the crying and imperative
need for a reliable and efficient remedy for
the ills of womankind. Concentrated study
and experiment resulted in the invention
scription." It is designed to relieve the SUI
ferings Of women when they are caused by
any disease or arrangement of the female
only; 1t aids the. healthy. natural action
of these organs at all times and under all
circumstances. 1t is recommended for girls
who are just entering womanhood. 1t pro-
ing times comfortable. Perhaps its most
important office is performed when it is
mothers. 1t relieves the period of CESSATION
of many of its unpleasant, uncomfortable
features. and in the end greatly lessons
is the tms nnv Of f.
mother but to the child. II the mother
can be kept eomfertabe and free from
healthy. even tempered. sleepfuI and hap p
py. 1t is the only known medicine in the
world that relieves parturition of its perils
to both mother and child. and makes the
coming of baby free from danger and al
most wholly painless, while it so strength
ems and prepares the mothers system for
well;
Female weakness causes nine-tenths
Of all the wretchedness which women en-
aure. 1t can never be permanently re
lieved by local treatments" That is gem
orally an expensive. embarrassing. useless
make-shtft. What is needed is DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription to reach the inner
most sources of the trouble and restore
organs. This stops the weakening drains
which sap lfe's foundation; heals all ulcer
ated conditions. gives the llgaments elastic
power of themselves to correct misplace
ment of internal organs and imparts tone,
N1gor and vitality vi Ut, to the entire feminine
Information on about the "fFaps "Favorite MT5i Pre-
scription" and notable examples of what
great work, "The Common Sense M Medical
Adviser" which is noticed below.
The .wonder-working "Favorite Prescrip-
tonic but SUPPORTING s nerSe-food as nereH Weii,
and is unequaled in subduing nervous ex-
citability, irritability. nervous exhaustion,
spasms. chorea. or ST. Vitus' dance, and
other distressing. nervous symptoms, COM
organic disease of the generative organs of
women. 1t induces refreshing sleep and re-
lisves mental anxiety and despondency.
strength to the whole System and Pah,s fd ahs
organs dist, distinctly feminine in n particular.
essence of strength-the greatest earthly
boon, being unequaled as an appetizing
only medicine now before the public for
woman's particular ailments, adapted to
her delicate organization by regularly
graduated physician-an experienced and
skilled specialist in these maladies. 1t can
not do harm in any condition of the system
Its sales exceed the combined sales of all
other medicines for women.
There are some invalid women who have
neglected themselves so long that a COM
plete cure is next to impossible. but even
these will find comfort and improved
health in the use of the "Favorite Pre-
scription." 1t has cured hundreds of wom-
en- who have received no relief whatever
from years of treatment with good physi-
clans. 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 1t. nor has there ever been.
There are some druggists SO unscrupu-
lous and so Influenced by the desire for
greater gain that they will offer some SUBJ
stitute for the "Favorite Prescription"
Such men are not safe to deal with. They
should be Stunned, not only in the pur-
chase of a remedy of this sort. but IN the
purchase of everything else in the medical
line The man who is dishonest in one
thing will be dishonest in another. II he
tries to give you something inferior when
you ask for the "Favorite Prescription"
he will likewise give you something infer
Tor in place of what your doctor prescribes: