The evening times., 1898-10-15

had uterine disease. and was treated by
two physicians and got no relief. AT last
l read in one of your memorandum
books which you sent me about DR..
Pierce's medicines, and we decided to
try his 'Favorite Prescription l sent
TO the drug store and got one bottle. and
the first dose gave ease and sleep. She
had not slept any for three nights. Be
ing sure that ii would cure her, l sent
for five more bottles, and when she had
taken the sixth bottle she was sound
and well. We now have a fine boy at our
house"
Inflammation is promptly allayed, ul-
cerations healed, and the nerve centers
strengthened by DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. 1t stops unnatural and dis
agreeable drains on the system, regulates
the periods, and, in fact, adjusts the or
gans peculiarly feminine to harmonious
operations in all their functions The
real pleasure in life then returns. The
form rounds out, the eye brightens, the
dragging step of disease gives place to
the springing step of health. smile. In
stead of tear. goes into every stitch 60
ing into the tiny garments being made
ready for the coming guest-a guest who
will receive a glad welcome from heart
rich in maternal love- and a body strong
in maternal power, to cherish and nour-
ish its infant life.
All this transformation can be wrought
in your own house, If You are a sufferer,
without expensive consultations. without
tndelicate questioning or sagreeable ex-
aminations, and offensive local treat
ments.
You can consult DR. Pierce by letter
without cost. This is one of the most
generous professional offers ever made.
The specialist as a rule multiplies his
fees for advice by the years of his expe-
rience. DR.. Pierce as chief consulting
| physician 10 the Invalds' Hotel and Sur
| gical Institute, of Buffalo, New York. has
! given thirty years to the special study
of diseases of women. His vast experience
and success make him as a sovereign
| among specialists. He places all this at
! your service without charge You can
write without fear and without fee. Every
letter is held strictly private and strictly
! confidential. We want to impress upon
you that this free consultation by letter
gives everything that it promises, and is
what ii purports to be- the offer of an
honest medical opinion on your case and
condition given by a specialist on wom-
an diseases who has in thirty years
| treated many thousands of women
Designing men, through alluring and
cunningly worded advertisements. con-
stantly endeavor to work upon the feel
ings of sick and ailing women by inyit-
ing them Ito write to a woman q and
secure a woman's sympathy 1t is well
to remember that the best sympathy is
to be had al home and not from stran-
gers, perhaps hundreds of miles distant
The object of the sick is to get well
and however precious sympathy may be
| ii never yet cured a seriously afflicted
woman. While the sympathy of your
milliner or dressmaker might be appre-
! ciated and be just as beneficial If not
| more so. than sympathy from a stran.
| ger, yet it cannot effect your cure if you
are an ailing woman.
1t is loudly proclaimed through the
| press that "a woman can best under
stand a woman's ailments and on this
! ground sick women are invited to write
| to a woman" and get the benefit of e
wOman's advice. The sort of under.
| standing of her ailments wanted by q
/ sick woman is a trained medical under
| standing. If a woman has this trained
| medical knowledge she understands wo.
mans ailments not as woman but as
! a physician. If she is not doctor she
cannot understand the ailments at all
| and cannot treat them successfully, be.
cause she lacks the necessary training.
/ AS far known there is no regularly
qualified woman physician connected
with any proprietary medicine especially
| designed for women-no one, therefore
| Qualified by learning and experience t
advise on questions of disease and il:
cure.
1t is certain that there is no one, mar
or woman, connected with any ''put-up'
medicine for women excepting only DIR
! Pierce Favorite Prescription, who, lik,
DR.. Pierce, is a regular graduated ant
| qualified physician, and who has, like
| him, devoted more than thirty years Il
the special study and treatment of dis
eases of women.
In the strictest sense "Favorite Pre-
| scription" is a temperance medicine. I
| contains no alcohol, whisky or other in
! toxicants, and is free from opium, mar
cotics, syrup or sugar. Without any o
these it preserves its healing virtues il
| any climate.
All dealers in medicine sell DR.. Pierce.
| Favorite Prescription. There is no othel
medicine to compare with 1t in its re
markable cures. Do not therefore accep
any other medicine in its place as Jus
as good" Nothing is just as good fo
you which cannot show '.just as good
record of cures of female diseases N,
| other medicine can show such record
| No other medicine therefore can be al
| good.
| The wonder book Of family medicin,