The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-27

no, the tick of the clock should not
make q coward of her. She would
die at the fated hOur-fate mad de-
creed it, but a few moments still re-
NAMED. II that time she would take
leave Of those dear 10 her. Rushing
to her writing desk she seized her pen
and attempted to write note of
farewell 1t was useless. Words
failed her. The blank sheet swan be-
fore here. Despairingly she turned her
eyes from it to a newspaper that lay
near at hand. In an instant her gaze
was riVeted by the letters which are
printed below from Mrs. Anna Tug
gle. OF Cherokee City. Ark; Mrs. En-
ma Snyder Box AS, Ames, Iowa. and
Mrs White, Of Stony Greek, y. Y,
The reading Of these letters brought
new hope. new desires to live. She
would make one more effort. She also
would turn back the hand Of fate and
become 4 healthy happy woman.
That very hour she began the strUg-
gle That very morning she began 10
use Dr. Pierce's FaVOrite Prescription,
and today there is no happier woman
no happier wife and nOther-in all
Springfield. This woman is q type Of
thousands who suffer and submit IN
silence TO the appalling fate which
they. too consider inevitable. For
them all there is hope. For them all
there is help Let them
Breast the blows OF circumstance
And grapple with their evil stars
Let them resoIuteIy turn back the
hand of fate that, according to their
nvarwrought imagination, is stretched
out against them Many a woman to-
day is suffering hourly pain. and sees
the hand of death on the dial of time,
who could be saved to a useful. happy
life if by some means her attention
could be drawn to the wonderful cures
Of womal's ailments wrought by Dr.
PierCe's FaVOrite Prescription. The
difference between DR.. Pierce's treat
nrent and all others is the difference
between
EXPERIMENT AND EXPERIENCE
A woman naturally shrinks from the
experimental treatment which involves
duestioufrgs and examinations that are
repugnant 10 her deIicacy and offensive
to her modesty, and which at best re-
suit in mental misery and physical
patchwork. And so she silently endures
her suffering rather than submit 10 eX-
aminations and local treatment.
There is one man, and only one. who
has responded to the cry of suffering
womanhOod, with practical discoveries
with practical advice-and that one
man IS Dr. R. Y. Pierce, of Buffalo
y. Y
Just as Harvey stood alone as the
discoverer of the circulation of the
blood and Jeuner stood alone as the
discoverer of vaccination, SO Doctor
Pierce stands alone in the matter Of
female ailments of every nature. Dr..
Pferce's investigation of the cause and
cure of female disorders led to the dis
covery of his 'Favorite Prescription"
It is a legally protected discovery
protected like the telephone and teIe-
graph 1t is protected by the United
States government, not alone for the
profit of the discoveFer. but fer the
protection of the public from the base
limitations that always follow sue
cessfuI invention as the shadow fol-
lows the sun In thirty years of prae-
tIce as chief consulting physician to
the InvaIids' Hotel and Surgical IN
stttute, Of Buffalo, ". Y, at the head
of it's staff of nearly a score of the
most accomplished physicians. Doctor
Pierce has acquired knowledge pos