The Arizona sentinel., 1898-10-08

times Of trouble end sickness ndTSS ana watch over their children, and iu fact res cue the whole family from sea os d1thcuI- ties, which otherwise would overwhelm them Such a wife and mother, though she has no gold medals to show for it, Is in the true sense of the word the noblest kind of heroine.
 Many women have within them the spirit of heroism without the pbysicai capacity to carry 1t out. They long to ss comfort and help to their husbands and ch!!aren but are constantly weighed down by some weakness or disease which caps their vital forces, leaving them wretched and power less to fulfill their highest ambition.
 "I was hardly out of school when married |" said handsome young Brooklyn woman , 70 a9 vas fIu ot ar'bib n v wanted Co 5s scco-l- pIishec. IyE=Ttr4 Co be musician. AnZaisR and a society IFo1an al at once, Ehe1 .eh 4o love and became aile zbc mother.
 By mistake was tried io a>corp pltsh .oc much and Qlcn tsKe ta-s -s my he th ana tr-'- s~---f light have feeu saved ll'5's of suffering # ] had bceo caore careful srd eseo little COn1ruOu gsLaa- hated to tell my fnotSsf how usisgraD-eT felt before LDaTTie6 thought sine vCu'd jgst pooh pooh zt me shioE E1cthcfs understand more RO0Gt such troubles uow-a-dayE Lhau they aSed to ! would never anow daughter oi n4.ae to mary, being 70 stronger thar ] was then.
 My husband was kind and cousiderate didn't want to be complaining all the time. He insisted on tins doctor coming to see rse-a real good old doctor too. Ee gave me medicine tor my digestion and nov headache and something bear to tell him what the real trouble was. I knew he woald Insist on aD easuination and dreaded it so. to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo put felt 90 guilty to do that without telling my husband. But she wrote for me and received kind, sensible letter tell ing me how 10 give myself simple treatrn ent at home. ThIs helped me; and then she got me three bottles of Dr. Ferce's Favorite Prescrip- ton and began to take It. Pretty sooa ny hu5- band said something Is doing you good sure You're ever 90 much stronger Snd brighter Then had to tell him everything.
 'Pirst he fTowned little and shook his head i tl1er he just laughed and seid we'll the proof oi the pudding Is in the eating If this little Prescription no matter what his name ts, God bleas him, whether he lives in Buffalo or right uex. door. And nas made perfectly strong ana well by this treatment, as never had been before in my iie."
 This is 8 true experience; 1t is one of thousands which shove that 6 physi cian like Dr. Pierce who has devoted life-tim of special practice to treating ailments pe- culiar 10 women can prescribe for them by mail just as effectively as If the patient was in his office, and thousand times more effectively than the average doctor whose attention Is merely given to general practice.
 The above ia not fairy story. It is not the story of one person It is the story of thousands of women. It Is a composite picture in which one can trace face behind lace, lined with suffering. channeled by tears. It !s story as true az the parable of the Prodigal Son, which vas nos the story of one young man but the story of the type which repeats itself generation after generation and Is as eommon to Eu- Yope as to Asia, to Africa as to America. fs it TOUT stor-1 Vour story either in whole CT in paTf2 Thefa's hope fer you. There's EaiD Fc.r you Ylr PieTce's FavoTite Prescription has cured sc many eases where life was s deisy burdeU under which tde weak and weary body staggered Cn 70 the gvzv. that }t can he recommended with tne r-.- -at asa-~eoce in every case of female disorder,
 a curc rarely fails to rssult from the conscientious nee of the FavOTite Pre- ec1ption' Uicsrat3"- ,ruatiou,