The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-26

average man who works all day at his
desk, or in the shop or field.
husband expects his wife to be the
brightener of his home; to tighten his
Heterogeneous, smooth away his
wrinkles and smile away his frowns,
returning from the field expects to be
greeted with loving caresses. Whether
right or wrong to expect so much atten-
ton and petting, the average husband
does expect it and without 1t becomes
disappointed man.
WIFES PROBLEM.
But how is woman who is burdened
with household work and care. and with
the constant draft upon her strength
that comes with frequent motherhood.
to fulfill her whole wifely duty? How
can the ordinary woman struggling with
the ordinary conditions of this work-a-
day world, be the ideal housekeeper,
wife and mother all at once?
This is the greatest problenm with
which the women of America have TO
deal; and when the question has to be
worked out in the face of constant ply
zeal weakness and suffering, no won
der so many thousand of women feel
that the demands of life are greater
than they can meet, and heavier than
they can possibly endure. No wonder
they live for weeks and months plunged
III LHC AcDJiS VI WAGNCllENAANHS dAANA nc
spondency.
A woman who suffers inwardly from
some feminine weakness. or disease, is
in a certain sence almost alone in her
trouble her husband cannot half ap-
preciate her suffering, no matter how
hind-hearted he may be- She hates to
be complaining all the time. Often she
herself may not realize exactly what
the trouble is; and if the local doctor is
called in, he will not once in a dozen
times diagnose the trouble correctly.
DODGING THE QUESTION.
30 your liver needs a little tonins
up" he will say; or ''Your stomach Is
out OF kelter." Perhaps he will call Il
heart trouble or nervousness" and
give the usual stereotyped treatment
that is of no more avail than so mucn
water; while all the time the real
trouble the undermining weakness in
the organism distinctly feminine, Is
draining and torturing the victims life
away unchecked
After all the poor unhappy woman IS
almost glad that the doctor, in his easy
going fashion. fails to suggest where
the actual trouble lies; for wen she
knows that the next step would be the
detestable examinations and local appli-
cations which modest women hold in
such repugnance.
THE REAL ANSWER.
1t is to countless thousands of women
in lust this dire extremity of suffering
that the knowledge of Dr. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription a remedy which
cures these troubles scientifically, COM
pletely and in the privacy of ones home
without resort to these hated and morti-
fving methods-has come like a message
of mercy from a better world
81 was tired and sick all the time,'
SAYS Mrs. O. S. Adams of Fargo, Cass
county, North Dakota. II had female
wea kness very badly; so had to be in
bed part Of the time. ! could not do my
houseworki l had fainting spells nervous
headache backache and pain in my left
side when ! would lie down. 1 had
pains and aches all over. l commenced
taking DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and had not taken two bottles when
was able to be around again and co do
my work. with no pain. I have taken
FIVE bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, two Of his COMPOUND
Extract Of Smart-Weed and several
Walls of his Pleasant Pellets 1 am
feeling better than ] have for a great
many years. I think Or. Pierces n1edi-
cines are the greatest In the world.
write these few lines hoping that some
other suffering woman will try them
as l did"
IT was taken sick two years ago and
tried almost everything, but could got
no help" writes Mrs r. c. Blashfed
Of Brimdeld Hampden county. Massa-
chusetts "Your 'Favorite Prescription
did me a great deal Of good. I was suf-
fering with falling OF the womb and could
scarcely walk; now ] am 50 much better
chat l can walk quite a distance. II was
your medicine that helped me. You
have my best wishes and thanks, and
may God be with you 20 DO ali the good
for the poor. suffering people that you
can. II 1 hear Of anybody sick 1 VIII
recommend them 70 write 10 you, ana 1
viii tel what you have done FOR me-"
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