The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-05-16

ties, either in the home or the business
office.
The principal reason why young women
suffer in silence these agones which
would make a coward of the strongest
man, is because their Unborn modesty
causes them to shrink from the ordeal of
submitting to examinations" and local
treatment" When torture finally drives
woman to seek advice. she unfortunate.
~ too often falls into hands that lack the
rare ability upon which her peace of mind,
her happiness and her health depend. In
stead of reatment based upon vast expe-
rience which makes cure a certainty, she
receives that which makes failure a GER
tainty.
SOOTHING NERvHNE AND INVIGO-
RATING TONIC.
In almost every case DIR. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription makes local treatment
unnecessary, and a safe, speedy cure a
certainty. As a soothing and strengthen
ing nervine 1t is unequaled in subduing
liability, nervous exhaustion, nervous
prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms
chorea, st. Nitus dance and all other dis
tressing nervous symptoms commonly at
tendant upon functional and organic dis
eases of the generative organs of women.
AS a powerful and invigorating tonic it
imparts strength to the whole system and
to the organs distinctly feminine particu-
larry. For overworked, WORKOUT run
down, debilitated teachers miliners,
dressmakerS, seamstresses, shop girls
housekeeperS and feeble women generally
the 'Favorite Prescription" is the great
est earthly boon-being unequaled as an
appetizing cordial and an invigoratlng
tonic. 1t induces refreshing sleep and
relieves mental anxiety and dependency.
EXPERT ADVICE FREE.
If 1t happens that an exceedingly obsti-
nate or complicated case is not promptly
conquered by this standard remedy DR..
Pierce himself and his trained staff of
professional assistants can always be
reached by letter, and he and his staff
know from their extensive practice just
what missing link to supply. DR.. Pierce
and his staff of physicians hold them
selves at all times ready to reply to let
tiers from women afflicted with obstinate
complicated or long neglected and So
called incurable ailments, and are always
glad to offer, free of charge, advice and
suggestions that will lead to relief and
cure.
DR.. r. V. Pierce the discover of the
'Favorite Prescription" has been for thlr-
ty years chief consulting physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo, ". Y. This is one of the great
est medical Institutes in the world DR..
Pierce is assisted by a staff of nearly a
score of physicians. He can be reached
by letter by addressing him in care Of the
Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute. No
letter ever passes beyond the eyes Of DIR.
Pierce and his staff, and none is ever pub
lshed unless the writer requests ii for
the benefit of other sufferers. Both men
and women in any position of life may
therefore apply for and receive advice by
letter without the least annoyance or fear
of publicity.
DIR. PIERCE'S STANDING.
In placing her case In the hands of DR..
Pierce, a woman places IL In the hands of
one of the most eminent specialists in the
world. Or. Pierce has been In practice for
over thirty years right in one place.
About every man and woman in Buffalo,
NJ. Y, knows and respects him. Such is
the confidence of his fellow citizens and
his ability, integrity and worth, that he
has been honored by election to the high
est offices in the gift of the people of
Buffalo-frst to the state Senate and la
ter to congress. Such, however, is the
doctors pride and love for his profession,
that he has since repeatedly declined high
Office in order that he may best serve
the public by serving his patients who are
scattered over every state and territory in
the land.
The "Favorite Prescription" Is for sale
dealer will not try to urge upon GUS
toner some inferior substitute for the
sake Of a little added profit.
Many thousands of grateful women
have testified to the marvellous merits CT
the "Favorite Prescription" and have
asked in behalf of their suffering sisters
that their testimonials be published. Here
are just a few samples, chosen at random
from among thousands:
II had suffered untold misery for a
number of years, with ovarian trouble, on
exhausting drain, constipation, painful
periods and other annoying troubles"
writes Mrs. Annie James of No. q Sew
enth street. Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn. Thank God, my health has been
fully restored and l can gladly say / am
a well woman to-day. / used six or seven
bottles of DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton, and also used the lotion which DR..
Pierce advised in the Common Sense Med
ical Adviser"