The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-12

where prompt relief and cure do not
follow the use Of "Favorlte Prescription, p"
DR.. Pierce will send, free, to any woman
who will write him the particulars Of
her case, sensible and fatherly profess
sional advice for home treatment, which
will enable her to cure herself If her case
is durable And carefully kept records
show that there are not three cases in
hundred which are not durable.
Any woman who has come almost to
believe that her physical sufferlngs are
a necessity of her sex which must be
endured through life, may change her
whole view OF life and put herself on tho
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DR.. Plerce's Favorite Prescription, which
every druggist keeps on hand. 1t should
be remembered that this remedy Is the
prescription of regularly graduated
physician OF wide experience and having
a thorough knowledge of medicine and
feminine physiology and pathology. For
these reasons, as well as for its unap-
proachably successful record, the .Fa-
vorite Prescription has superior claim
to confidence over any remedy which q
profit-seeking druggist may attempt to
Mrs. John II. Jones, Of Peely Luzerne
county, Pennsylvania, writes: Having
derived so much benefit from using less
than two bottles OF DIR. Pterce's F'avorite
Prescription, l deem IL my duty to make
known my case, for the benefit OF others
who may suffer as / did.
II am the mother of eight children, all
of whom died at birth, except my last,
a boy, who was born Oct. q, 1895, and
is strong and healthy; although the ply
sician was present in the house, / did not
require his aid. About the first part of
September / purchased two bottles of
your 'Favorite Prescription, and only
used part of the second bottle, and 1
can trut6fully say that 1t worked won
ders in my case, as II relieved me of al
most all the sufferings which l had ex-
perfenced on previous occasions. There
fore, i heartily recommend DR.. Pierce s.
Fayorite Prescription to all who are to
become mothers, for / believe that II
given fair trial, what It has done for
me IL will do for others
Mrs. Laura 3. McCuIlan, of Newport
Lincoln county, Oregon, writes: II take
great pleasure in expressing my graft
tude for your family remedies. The
doctors here could do me no good. Their
medicines were killing me. consulted
DR.. Pierce and he wrote me to use Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery / would have
blind, dizzy spells for hours, with the
blood rushing to my head, and would be
so weak l could not walk. / had female
weakness, and was utterly wild with my
nerves, and was so dreadfully weak that
IL seemed as though my back would
break. / sent TO our druggists for DR.
Medical Discovery. As soon as the six
bottles came / began to take the med
icines, and, thanks be to our blessed God
and to DR.. Pierce for the result. / could
such great work. When / was confined
/ scarcely suffered at all. The neighbors
wanted 10 know Wndt IN pne VIDE world
/ had been taking Gladly and willingly
] told them all that it was Doctor r. "
Pierce's medicines. / am now in better
health than have been for years"
Miss Annie L. Richeson, of Saloma
Taylor county, Kentucky, writes: "Ac-
cept my sincere thanks to you and your
medicine for my present health. In the
fall Of 1894 / had an attack of fever, which
left my nerves and stomach terribly
shocked. Could not sleep at all. Had no
appetite to eat, and what food / forced
down my stomach would not retain.
was discouraged and melancholy, and
my former disposition seemed to have
left me. / had taken treatment from two
of the most eminent physicians Df the
state They pronounced my case dyspep-
sia and neuralgia Of the stomach and
bowels took medicine from them five
months, and also patent medicines with
no benefit. ! was worse at the end OF
five months than / was at the beginning.
Some Of my symptoms were headache,
backache, sore and painful stomach,
misery and weight in my bowels, belch-
ing constipation. AT times my bowels
would hurt so I could not walk or stand
on my feet / was not able TO do any
thing. ] took 10 my bed and felt that II
! did not get some relief / could not live
long. Ny flesh was ali leaving me. At
that tlme ] could not have weighed 100
pounds. l had heard Of Doctor Pierce's