Evening star., 1898-11-09

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thews as great as Milo's But for all
thai Milo was the only man who
could shoulder the OK How was it
done? The athlete told the story him
sell. He began with the OK when it
was little calf, lifting it daily, until
it became the full grown bulky beast
which he carried in the arena.
Milo was an athletic specialist. He
is typical of all specialists in that he
succeeded by doing the same thing
over and over day after day for
years.
One OF the greatest specialists of
the day, is DR. R V. Pierce, chief
consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buff
falo, n. Y. Thirty years OF DR.,
Pierce's lie have been given to the
treatment of all the varying forms OF
female disease Every dav the dis
eases that affect the delicate organs
OF women have been his study. Half
million of womn have been so sue
cessfully treated by him that ninety
eight per cent have been perfectly
and permanently cured. WHY should
such success attend DR.. Pierce's eff
forts when reputable physicians have
said there was no help? Why should
DR.. Pierce cure with his special med
iclnes when other physicians have
sand there must be an operation"
Are not these other physicians as
learned and as clever as DR.. Pierce?
Those are fair questions and should
be fairly answered
Doubtless similar questions were
asked about Milo. What is the
matter with other athletes? They
look Just as big and as strong as
Milo. Why can't they do what he
does And then appealing to the
successful athlete. they ask, How do
You manage it, MiloF And Milo an
swers, I've been doing it for years.
My skill has grown with its daily ex-
erCise.r
That, in substance, is the plain an
swer of DIR. Pierce to all questions as
to the secret OF his superiority and OF
his success. Haven't these other
physicians the education to treat dis
ease" Then why do YOU succeed
where others fall" it is asked. Sim
ply because I've been treating these
diseases for over thirty years and my
skill has grown every day with its
exercise" is the reply. There's no
secret, no mystery about this success.
It's acquired by the same methods
by which the success OF anv specialist
Is acquired; devotion to one thing.
and daily practice The same things
made Paderewski specialist on the
piano and DR. Carver a specialist
with the rifle.
1t was the knowledge gained in
this daily practice and wide expert
ence which guided DR. Pierce in the
selection and combination OF the sew
eral ingredients which make up that
remarkable compound "Favorite
Prescription" Thousands have vel
A'AiiNQ II a. lllC DCSi vi Wollldll ,
the friend indeed because it is "the
friend in need" 1t exercises a COM
plete control over the entire female
organism. 1t regulates the periods,
stops debilftating and disgusting
drains, allays inflammation, heals ul-
Ceration, cures female weakness and
the accompanying bearing down
pains. 1t is the chief OF all tonics
for the prospective mother. 1t does
not brace up, but builds up the en-
tire system, giving the maternal Or
gans strength and elasticity which
make the birth hour brief and prac-
tically painless 1t removes the de-
preston of mind so often accompany
ing this condition, does away with
morning sickness and gives the mind
cheerful and confident tone so that
that there is no dread and no anxiety
1t prepares the mother for the pleas.
ant duty of nursing, establishing q
normal and heaithful flow of the nu.
ritive secretions, the flow of which
does not have to be stimulated by in.