The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-04

to recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines. 1
hope that all suffering ladies will consult
you. for I think they Will be benefited by
taking your medicines"
In the treatment of women's diseases,
there must be on the part of the phys-
clan realizinfi sense first of all that the
trouble is a specific one: that it saps the
very foundation of a woman's vitality.
1t is not to be pooh-poohed at nor made
| light Of; nor "patched-up" with "a little
something for the digestion" or a little
something else for the heart-action. The
remedy must be radical and thorough; It
must give specific tone, health,
purity and organic power dr.
rectly to the fundamental start
| ing point of the difficulty; it must en-
! tirely rejuvenate the nervous system and
J recreate the supply of complete, forcefn,
I abundant vitality.
TIL wisest physician is none too wise 10
deal with these troubles; scientific train
Ing, deep study and the widest practical
experience are Indispensable; no mere I'M
skilled nurse, however capable in her own
sphere, is at all suitable or equipped with
the requisite understanding OF physiology
ana medicine to be safely trusted in diff
hculties so delicate and complicated
All cases are not precisely alike in every
| respect; and while as a matter of fact
ana record there has not been found one
case out of hundred of female difficulties
but what was promptly alleviated and
eventually cured by DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, frequently ii happens that
In obstinate cases a course of simple ana
Inexpensive self-treatment at home will
greatly aid recovery. In all such cases Dr..
Pierce gladly gives careful professional
advice by mail free of charge
He has been for thirty years CHIEF con-
nh ni1 -
! and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo. n. Y
and has gathered about him a staff of en-
inent associate specialists in the different
1lelds OF medical practice. DIR. Pierce has
originated some of the most wonderfully
effective remedial discoveries known in
modern medicine. The late President Car
field once said of him: HE Is one of the
best men In the world, and is at the head
of one of the best medical institutions in
the world"
Any woman may feel absolute confidence
in writing to Dr. Pierce; her letter viii be
considered sacredly private, never publish
ed, except by her express wish and per-
mission, and will be answered with a sin
cere and intelligent desire to place at her
command the most capable and expert
medical service to be obtained anywhere
in the world.
my wife had been a great sufferer for
a number of years with nervous prostra-
ton, associated with every symptom that
women of her age (45) are liable to have
writes W. o. Gardner, Esq. of No. 122
Diamond street, Little Falls, N. Y. "she
took good deal of medicine of various
kinds, and doctored with local doctors TN
til l was not able 70 pay any more doc
tors bills. She read the book that she
procured from you, and commenced to use
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
his Favorite Prescription. Her health Is
better now than it has been in six years
If she had used the medicines six years
ago l might have been a good many hun
dred dollars better off"
Il had been great sufferer from fe
male weakness writes Mrs NJ. 3. Wal
lace, Of AIuenster, Cook county. Texas
II tried four doctors and none did me
any good. 1 suffered six years but at
last l found relief. l followed your adj
vice, and took four bottles of Golden
Medical Discovery and eight of the 'Fa-
vorite Prescription. / feel like a new
woman. 1 have gained eighteen pounds"
The famous work, entitled 1.-The Com
mon Sense Medical Adviser" by r. v.
Pierce NJ. D., is a splendid, thousand
page illustrated volume, which Is in itself
a complete, popular medical library. II
has had a greater sale than any other
medical work ever printed In any Ian
guage, and has made Dr. Pierce's name
household word in every corner of the
English-speaking world The profit from
the sale of the first great edition of TO-
900 copies at $3.50 each, prompted DR..
Pierce to issue free edition in paper
covers. Most of this edition has already
been taken up. but while 1t lasts a copy
win be sent, without charge. on receipt
of q one cent stamps, to cover the cost
Of mailing only. Address DR.. Pierce, 663
Main street., Buffalo, n. Y. or If a
heavier handsome cloth-bound copy Is
preferred, send 10 stamps additionaI---sl
cents in all. This grand volume contains
the best advice and explicit information
on all those phases of life with which
every Intelligent person, and especially
all women, should be familiar.