Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-10

upon the family register. He may become the
ruler of the most powerful nation the globe.
He should be hailed with Joy. How VIII he be
welooineda What preparations have been made
for bis comfort and welfaref And what, by the
way. is his Entertainer
To every woman his coming means a quicker
heart beat. 1t has cost something to have him
come. Every mother knows that Yet how much
he may brinsi What do We owe TO him and
what does he to usf Every mother knows
what she owes to the latest arrival. She owes
him, nrst Of all, lfe-robust natural Joyous life
the only kind Of life wosth living. But she also
knows that she must have that sort Of life her
self. that she can't give II unless she has II.
She owes him a fair chance, d grip on happiness
which Will give him q grip fortune. This IL O
rich Inheritance, but IT is every mothers duty to
give him all these. Howl By getting them her
self before he comes. II she is sick, nervous,
miserable and respondent, she is making a heavy
cross for his young shoulders She owes him .
sound mind, strong constitution and a cheerful
disposition. And these she cannot give unless
HIS COMING
is hailed with joy instead Of feared with sorrow.
Every woman should know that science has fur
nished many improved means OF safely rearing chill
dren. And that it has made # easy ior their
mothers when they come. II the new arrival IN
awaited with sorrow, misgivings and fear, there
is something wrong. He will have as an in
heritance the wrong sort Of a start in life. To
make light Of the event if inhuman and unnatural.
fashionable" 10 past reform. She In a menace to
progress and civilization To fear shrink from
1t is crime, not by the laws Of society, but by
the laws of heredty, for the mothers condition
reacts upon the offspring.
Birth Is the beginning Of all things II IL the
FIRST law Of nature. II natural. II should lie easy,
and IT is always easy when the right preparation
In made. One Of the most successful woman's
physicians in America, Dr. r. v. Pierce of Bufrale,
n. Y, who has received over $1,000 voluntary
written testimonials from women I'm all parts Of
America. knew this when be set out to discover
his "Favorite Prescription" 1t Ii the greatest
medical discovery Of q century, because It IL o
double blessing. While it arms the mother with
peace, strength and comfort, IT also srms her
child with the surest promise Of happiness and
successful manhood or womanhood And this il
the debt owe to the newcomer. II others pay
that debt In full the latest American Will owe
the devotion of lifetime. And he will pay
it.
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE
Any woman anywhere, who IL tired Of suffering,
tired Of doctoring, tired OF life who Will write
to Dr. Pierce to the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association Of Buffalo, n. Y, Of which he is pres-
dent, Will receive, free charge, good, sound
professional advice. that win enable her to cure
herself at home az her cnse is curable,, pleas
out having to undergo the trying ordeal OF ''cx-
aminations'' and the stereotyped and dreaded
treatment by local applications"
All such correspondence is treated in the strctest
confidence by DIR. Pierce whose records OF over Q
quarter Of million treated. show that there
are not three incurable cases In a hundred
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When DR.. Pierce published the first edition Of
his great work, the Peoples Common Sense Medical