The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-15

and sickness: nurse and watch over their
children, and in fact rescue whole fam
ily from a sea of difficulties, which other
wise 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 a
heroine.
Many women have within them the
shirt of heroism without the physical
capacity to carry il out. They long to
be a comfort and help 10 their husbands
and children, but are constantly weighed
down by some weakness or disease which
saps their vital forces, leaving them
wretched and powerless TO fulfill their
highest ambition.
A woman can never know what posi-
Utilities of power and accomplishment are
latent within her Ii is a mistake for
any woman to conclude because she is
weak and miserable now that she must
always remain so. There is reason fer
every illness and weakness. 1t does not
come by chance. II doesn't merely hap
pen. And il will not go away by chance.
II the cause Of a woman's incapacity
lies in any weakness of the special or
ganism which makes her woman, she
can never be well or strong in any re-
spect until this particular weakness is
mended and overcome.
mon Sense Medical Adviser, by r. V.
Pierce NJ. D., one chapter gives the story
Of nearly two hundred feeble and broken
down women whose entire physical ma
ture was changed and rejuvenated by
the simple inexpensive self treatment al
home suggested by DR. Pierce i'm con-
junction with his "Favorite Prescrip-
tion.' the marvellous strength and nerve
builder for ailing women.
This grand volume of over one thOus-
and pages. with more than seven hun
bred Illustrations and colored plates. is
a complete family medical library 1t
gives plain and thorough information
about the human physiology In health
and disease. tells a woman how 10 take
the best care of her family and how TO
keep herself in a strong and healthy con-
dition at times when she is specially
liable TO weakness and disease. Shows
how an expectant mother may es-
cape ali the danger and most OF the pain
incident TO the coming Of baby. and how
nursing mother may fOrtify her vitali-
~ as TO provide abundant nourish-
ment for the little one and build herself
up rapidly and completely to fun
strength and vigOr
Ii tells about the wonderful work &C
complished in the last thirty years by
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute OF Buffalo N. Y, of which DR..
Pierce is chief consulting physician. with
n staff of eighteen associate specialists
in the different branches of medical prac-
tice 1t explains how the most severe
and obstinate diseases have yielded to
DIR. Pierce's great discovery. and how
patients living at a distance receive care
fun professional advice by mail free Of
charge. This great volume Of over O0C
pages is absolutely given away For
fun particulars how to get ii, see last
paragraph Of this article.
Il think Il is my duty to tell you what
your wonderful medicine. 'Favorite Pre-
scription, has done for me" writes Mrs
NJ. j. Elek. Of 1922 Eighth Street Den
Yer, Col 81 have been married eleven
years and have had five children, but
only one is living. The suffering ] had 10
go through in every confinement / can't
describe. When ! made up my mind to
try DIR. Pierce's wonderful medicine
'Favorite Prescription / took six bot
ties and when time Of confinement came
] had an easy time with short labor
With the other children ] had suffered
from one to two days. / cannot thank
you enough for the benefit / received.
and ] win recommend 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton to ali my friends. / have fine baby
boy who is a strong. healthy fellow. He
Is our sunshine and happiness When
one year old he weighed twenty-five
pounds. 1 wish ] could advise every wo-
man 10 take your medicine so there
would not be SO much misery and suf- |
fering. i am strong and healthy now;
but before, ] felt very badly sometimes
from female weakness"
Il had been a sufferer for more than
one year with severe depressing pains in
my womb. writes Mrs Annie L. Ma
thews, Of 80 Broadway, Newport r. J.
Il seemed to have no life or energy. I |
was always in such misery. At times I
suffered so much / thought death would
lie better for roe. ! had tried doctors and
different kinds of medicines but all failed
10 do me any good. / commenced TO take
DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription and
also his Pellets and had only taken one
bottle when / felt much better. When
] had taken four / felt entirely well
still continued TO take IL, and today
am in every way well woman. and I
have found that life was worth living
To all women who suffer from any womb
trouble / would recommend this medicine.
] thank the Lord that such doctor as
DIR. Pierce was born"
Il take pleasure in dropping you a word |
OF praise in regard TO your wonderful |
medicine and what fl has done for me-" |
writes Mrs. Rev. Walker, of Fillmore, |
Montgomery County III. Il began taxi /
ing your 'Favorite Prescription in Octo- |
Der; took two bottles and on the LIST OF /
January following / gave birth TO a nine |
and-a-balf-pound boy and was only in la |
Dor half an hour. There was no one with /
me, only my husband at the time of con- |
finement. i would advise expectant |
mothers to take DR.. Pierce's Favorite /
Prescription, for Il will shorten labor |
and give greater relief than the doctors 1
can. 1 would not say anything about the /
medicine IL i had not used IL myself /
There is no need of suffering IL DR.. '
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is used