Evening star., 1898-08-10

1 tSS llSdiSdi uiSututiOliS VI f1IIlGIlCd,
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute of Buffalo, N. Y. Here DR..
Pierce, as chief consulting physician,
has successfully treated, more cases
of chronic feminine diseases than any
othe- physician i'll the United States.
| There never was another medicine
devised which restored complete
health and pure vital capacity to the
womanly organism so promptly and
radically as this matchless "Favorite
Prescription" 1t absolutely dispels
all abnormal and diseased conditions
peculiar to women, however severe
and obstinate they may appear.
THERE Is NO OTHER
1t is the only medicine invented by
a skilled and eminent specialist which
banishes the anxieties of prospective
motherhood, and relieves the trying
ordeal of all its dangers and large
proportion of its pains and discom-
forts. Il began taking your Favor
ite Prescription in August, 1897, and
took it until after my baby was born
in November" writes Mrs. Mollie E.
Grimes Of Flomaton, Escambia Co.,
Ala. Il took three bottles OF the
'Favorite Prescription and one bot
tie Of your little Pellets and oh,
what an appetite they did give ME!
My baby is now three months old
and weighs fifteen pounds and half.
When she was born she was the fattest
little baby girl you ever saw. She was
the largest one of all my babies, and
at the birth | had an easier and short
er time than / ever had. l suffered
everything that flesh could suffer
with all the rest Of my children, and
| was also subject to miscarriage.
after having this trouble twice, |
was almost heart-broken to think I
could not raise any more children
and had to suffer as l did. l took
your 'Favorite Prescription and also
your little Pellets q do not forget
them, for they act like char1n), and
now | am the happy mother of fine
baby girl. l am stouter and health
ier than | ever was. l think all pros
pective mothers should use DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. I can
not praise it enough, for | believe it
saved my baby's life. What your
medicine did for me l want pub
lished.'
IT INVOLVES NO DANGERS.
No alcohol nor opiate, no false
stlmulant, no dangerous narcotic OF
any sort or description whatever,
enters into the composition of this
great prescription" 1t is utterly
free from all those delusive elements
which SO largely compose various
compounds" malt extracts and
so-called ''tonics," which tend to give
a mere temporary exhilaration fol-
lowed by severe depression, and are
liable, if persisted in, to awaken a
morbid, incorporate craving for alco-
holic stimulants. DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription is temperance rem
edy, pure and simple. The strength
it gives is temperance strength; true
nerve force; genuine, sound, endur-
ing vitality.
Dealers in medicines everywhere
are provided with this great Pre-
soription" and will supply it on re-
quest. Any druggist who attempts to |
foist substitute upon his customers
II place Of what they ask for, clearly
shows at once his lack of business |
honesty and his contempt for their
judgment. Do not be misled or be-
guiled. If you nave made up your
mind that DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription is the remedy you need,
stick to it, and insist upon that and |
nothing else
A HUSBANDS DUTY
Every husband of a suffering wife,
every mother OF a delicate, ailing
daughter, should make it business
10 write to DR.. R. V. Pierce, at Buff
falo, N. Y, for a letter of sound,
sensible, professional advice, which
will be sent promptly, and entirely
without charge. In any case, where
desirable and practicable, DIR. Pierce
will suggest special self-treatme,:t at
home without physicians aid.
lnviolable confidence is, of course,
the unvarying 1ule that governs ev-
cry communication received by DIR.
Pierce. No letter is ever published
without the writer's express pernlis-
sion. No sensitive woman need hesi-
tate to seek so certain a relief which
involves no sacrifice of time or pri-
vacy.
A GRAND VOLUME FREE.
Every family should possess copy
of DR.. Pierce's great thousand-page
Illustrated Common Sense Medical
Adviser-a magnificent home medi-
cal library in one volume. Nearly a
million copies were sold at $3.50
each, but free copy, in strong paper
covers will now he cent for tho bo-. |