The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-13


dance of cupids weaving garlands about
a May pole in the springtime of life
But to thousands of women life looks TO
be all "a warp of sorrow in a wool of
pain
WHAT LIFE REALLY IS.
A womans life pattern is really woven
by herself. A great philosopher has said
Life is neither pain, nor pleasure; it is
serious business" If a woman would
make it her serious business to under
stand herself mentally, morally and phys
ically, using the common sense that God
has given her, there would be far less
misery and suffering woven into the pat
tern of her life, She can make it almost
anything she chooses.
Every woman who wants to derive the
full share of happiness, which nature
intended her to find as a woman, wife
and mother, ought to read that great
and wise book, The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, by r. Y. Pierce,
NJ D. Several hundred Of its thousand
pages are devoted to the subject of
womans special physiology, telling in
plain and refined language how woman
may build up her physical self to meet
the emergencies of her developing career.
1t tells young women and prospective
mothers how to obtain the special
health and strength necessary for happy,
capable wifehood and motherhood; how
to reinforce their vitality during the ex
pectant time and during the nursing
period, so that the child will be stronger
and healthier, and the mothers vigor
will not be exhausted by the burdens of
frequent motherhood.
The author of this great book is among
the most successful of living physicians:
no other physician has had a wider ex-
perienoe in the treatment of women's dis
eases. He is recognized throughout the
world as an authority in this particular
field of medical practice His "Favorite
Prescription" is known in every corner
of the civilized globe as the most remark
able supportive tonic and health creator
ever devised for weak and ailing women
1t imparts direct strength and healthful
vitality TO womans delicate. special
structure, and increases the vigor, endur-
ance and recuperative force of her entire
system.
5000 SPENT IN VAIN.
A Pennsylvania lady. Mrs. Alonzo Rath-
nell. living at the cor. of Meade and Al
mond SITS. in WIliamsport. in a recent let
ter says: my life IS a story Of misery.
Until the birth Of my boy I had health
that often boosted of. married in my
twenty-ifth year and two years after
ward my boy was born. Then the health
I boosted OF was suddenly gone. Pen or
tongue can never describe the awful
suffering I endured for q year and half.
was so miserable longed for death 10
relieve me. when kind neighbor came in
and asked me 10 try bottle of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. said de-
spairingly; oh, its Of no use, I can't ever
be any better She insisted and my hus-
band who was in despair. got bottle
and I took IL just 70 please him. I had not
taken half a bottle when I was able TO
walk across the room without feeling
faint or having any palpitatiou o. the
heart. on what a God-send your rneli-
cine is 70 suffering humanity. We had
spent two hundred dollars with the Lead
ing doctors without any benefit whatever.
Last December had n baby and.
thanks To your 'FavorIte Presentation
stood the confinement well and have
fourteen pound baby girl. Today I feel
as well as 1 ever did in my life I hate
to even think OF how felt before began
N take your medicine. could not stand
en- MY feet but II seemed as though
would fall through myself; and 10 walk
WAS simply torture But today 7 can
hardly believe that ever was so uiser-
able, 7 know that induced a number OF
friends 10 try your 'Favorite Prescription
and have hsa-d OF no failures"
For thirty years Or. Pierce has been
chief consulting physician 20 the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute OF Buffalo y.
Y. assisted by 4 star Of nearly q score q
skilled specialists IN the different branches
Of medical practice. Any woman consult
ing him by mai viii receive free %
charge the best professional advice any
where obtainable-
In specially obstinate ard complicated