The evening times., 1898-12-23

married? AS soon, as woman marries
she begins TO lose the swinging stride, the
easy carriage, the steady hand, the
quick eye. Her back hurts and she can't
row. or swing golf club. She is nervous
and the old sports and recreations are
impossible to her. The reason for this
condition is obvious. Few women are
prepared for marriage either intellectu-
ally or physically. They have no intelli-
gent understanding of their own phySioi-
ogy, and no appreciation of the radical,
physical changes which marriage inaug-
urates. The result is that debilitating
drains are set up, and allowed to continue
unchecked. The delicate female organs
become liberated and infiamed and
probably there is female weakness. or dis
placement of internal organs, with bear
ing down pains. The consequence is ner-
vousness, physical languor, weak back,
headache, and score of other ills. Even
then 1t probably doesn't dawn on the af-
ficted womans mind that the pain in her
head, in her back or at her heart is in
any way connected with the diseased
conditions of the delicate womanly or
gans. Yet that is the exact condition of
affairs, Thousands of women have prov
en- this. who have used DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription 20 cure debilitating ca
tarrhal drains and an liberated and in
famed condition of the internal organs,
! when the local health of the womanly or
gans was established, strength came back
to the whole body.
REMOVE THE CAUSE.
It's of no use TO treat the head or the
back or the heart. The center of the dis
eased condition lies in those delicate wo-
manly organs, and through them the
whole body becomes sympathetically af-
| fected But one practical example is
worth a volume of theory. Here is the
actual experience of one woman
After a silence of a few months I
| again write you in regard to my health,
which has been very much improved by
| the use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
| Discovery .Favorite Prescription and
| Pleasant Pellets, writes Mrs. Mollie E.
| Carpenter, of Linaria, Cumberland Co,
/ Tenn. II have used thirty bottles of
| 'Favorite Prescription and Golden Medi-
| cal Discovery and many vials of the Pei
I let's When l first wrote to DIR. Pierce
! concerning my health l was so weak
could only write a few words until l
| would have to rest L was so weak could
| hardly walk. Words cannot express my
| sufferings Dimness of sight, palpitatfon,
| shortness of breath black spots or else
| shining lights before my eyes, terrible
| headache numbness in my arms and
| hands and tonguS; also my Jaws would
| get numb; constipation, falling of the
womb leucorrhea, soreness through my
bowels: in fact / was diseased from head
to foot Now 1 can do my own washing
! and cooking l can take a ten quart
| nail in one hand and six quart pail in
/ the other (full of water) and carry both
one-fourth mile and never stop to rest.
| 7 am as heavy as / was at nineteen years
| Q25 lbs) l also had dimness of sight
| and impaired memory. | had spells that
Iy Y n<rrlI IyN'f
think of the words ! wanted to say, but
would say something else. ] have i'm
! proyed. oh. so much, and DR.. Pierces
| medicines have done the good work. 1t
has been about a year since L COM
| menced the use of the medicines. My
health has been improving slowly but
surely. We cannot expect disease that
has been coming on for years to be cured
| In a few DAYS If any lady suffering as
| T have been will write to DR.. Pierce and
pet his advice and use his medicines ac-
cording to directions, cure will surely
| result"
| .DIsEAsED FROM HEAD TO FOOT"
THAT experience is worth thinking over.
| T ook at the gravity of the case. II was
| diseased from head to foot
| Contrast the former weakness when she
| wrote her first letter to DIR. Pierce, and
"could only write few words until l
would have to rest, with the present
strength, which enables her to take a
ten-auart pail in one hand and six-quart
nail in the other both full of water, and
carry them quarter of mile without
stopping to rest" That's only the case
of one woman In thousands who have beer
similarly cured by "Favorite Prescrip
tion." But it's an extraordinary case. L
proves that the most hopeless condition:
! Weld to the persistent use of 'Favorit:
| Prescription" In ordinary cases the cur
! is much quicker, and much smalle
/ quantity of medicine is needed to effect 1t
} That woman blesses the day when sh
5 wrote her first letter to DR.. Pierce. Fhi
l free consultation by correspondence which
: DR.. Pierce offers is privilege womel
} eagerly avail themselves of when the
once understand that there is really n
l charge and that every letter is read Il
: private, answered in private, and the an
e swer mailed in a perfecly plain envelop
: without any advertising upon 1t.
: Many women let these diseases taste
: on them because their modesty shrink
from the questionings. indelicate examina
e tions and local treatments their friend
, have had to submit to. These offensiy
: features are entirely done away with I
J. DR.. Pierces method of treatment. Writ
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