The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-12

duty to give him all these. How? By
getting them en- herself before he comes COZ Ss
spondent, she is making a heavy cross
for his young shoulders. She owes him
a sound mind, a strong constitution and a
cheerful disposition. And these she can
not give unless
HIS COMING =
is hailed with joy instead of feared with
Every woman should know that sci
ence has furnished many improved means
of safely rearing children And that 1t
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 a start in
life. To make light of the event is inhu-
man and unnatural. The society woman
who regards babies as "unfashionable"
is past reform. She is a menace to prog
ress and civilization. To fear or shrink
from it is a crime, not by the laws of So
ciety, but by the laws of iheredity, for the
mothers condition 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 preparation is made.
One of the most successful woman's ply
sicians in America, DR.. r. Y. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y, who has received over 90
coo voluntary written testimonials from
women in all parts of America, knew this
when he set out to discover his Favorite
discovery of q century, because it is a
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 manhood 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 a lifetime. And he will
pay 1t.
HAPPY MOTHERS.
From Chenille N Y Mrs Fred Hunt
writes: Il read about DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription being so good for a
last September, and Dec. 10 had a twelve
pound baby girl. When l was confined
l was not sick in any way. l did not suf-
fer any pain, and when the child was
born / walked into another room and
went to bed. 1t was very cold weather
and our room was very cold, but did not
not take any cold and never had any after
pain or ony other pain. 1t was all due
to God and DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. This is the eighth living child and
the largest Of them all. / suffered every
babies. l always had a doctor, and then
he could not help me very much, but this
time my mother and my husband were
alone with me. My baby was only seven
days old when I got up and dressed, and
left my room, and staid up all day."
Mrs. c. ?. Miller, 1,62S Frederick avenue,
enough in praise of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t has done me a world of
good and saved my babyS ltfe as l came
near losing him twice before the proper
time"
From South Bend, Pacific county, Wash
ington, Mrs. w c.: Baker, writes: Il be-
gan taking your 'Favorite Prescription
the first month of pregnancy, and have
continued taking it since confinement. /
did not experience nausea or any of the
ailments due t.. pregnancy after l began
taking your Prescription l was only
in labor a short time, and the physician
said l got along unusually well. 1t saved
me a great deal of suffering. / was trou-
bled a great deal with leucorrhea also,
and it has done world of good for me-
A PRIZE BABY.
Mrs. Caroline King, of New Boston,
Scioto county, Ohio, writes: Il will al
WAYS recommend DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, it cured me when all other
medicines failed. For ten years l suffered
untold misery. I commenced taking your
sFavorite Prescription and found relief
before finishing one bottle. After using
your medicine eleven months, made my
husband the present of a twelve-pound
bow / think 1t is the best medicine in the
world"
A GRATEFUL HUSBAND.
Mr. Edward f. F. Sargent. department
IF photography, u. s.. Artillery school
Fortress Monroe, Va sends this letter:
ssNIv wife cannot speak too highly of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, 1t having
completely cured her of serious womb
troilhle of long standing. She took five bot
lies altogether, and she has borne large,
healthy child since. There has been no re-
turn Of the complaint. She only Wisnes
aS,arv moor suffering woman should know
NJ the inestin1able value your + avorlte
prescription' would be to them and thanks
YOU, gentlemen, from the bottom Of her