The Arizona sentinel., 1898-08-13

the most complete and perfect of wonan1y delights Is denied so often to those most fitted by their loving nature to enjOy it.
 It is impossible to avoid the feeling that kindly nature would not allow her own best purposes to be defeated, without some fault or short coming oil the part of the woman wlo longs to be mother; and ex- perience shows that ill a large number of cases the difficulty lies i'll some unnatural weakness, which, by proper and reasonable means is altogether remediable.
 So delicate and sacred a subject cannot be treated in any but serious, and 2t the same time a sensible spirit. It is pr ely a feeling of gratitude and desire thaf other women like themselves shall be made happy and contented that prompted the writing of the following letters wi h the express permission that they be published here:
 My baby girl is now five weeks old and is fat and healthy as can be- writes Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, of Spring City, Sanpete Co.,, Utah. II commenced using Dr. PierCe's Favorite Pre- scriptiOn when about two months along and continued to use it until was confined. used about ten bottles in all. I have been subject to miscarriage, having ten of them and two pre- mature children. was not troubled i'll the least this last time. l got stronger as each month progressed and went to rly full time. I shali TecOnlrIe end DT. PierCe'S FayOrite Prescription to all meet who are troubled with female weak ness There are several ladies taking the Fa- VOT1lS tTSSCIiDLlOn SlQCe they nave seen the benefit received, and more no doubt, will com menCe its use after knowing my condition, as my progress was watched with much interest by many of my neighborS and friends"
 " My wife has used Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription when in a critical condition, and finds 1t the best medicine earth" writes W. ]. Journigan of Rhinehart, Catahoula Par, Ia. e My wife had miscarried seven times, but with the last child she took nine bottles of the Fa- vOrite Prescription and the child Is now Q large. fine boy The Favorite Prescription
 Dr. Pierce has thirty years been at the head c. That E.-. model s7l.ta~. rrI Ehe IryaiId-' Hotel -f sica, .Iu -..-e of Buffalo, E l. e CEl cC-sgl-lur 0Lv- slcial Eere '- taa had -u sr-l-.at- rrlc- ..-sl experience iu tAi= rarieas .-3 of Chat .r any a. .. . .....
 ts taeo -r l.agao -.ze -er-9luE u.a-.p. and .-.-s i've -e--.-. su0-laCg.3 T.. leading Dlv5.-r--s --vHere Izie FlEorile Prescription has cured 11o-e cases of fe- male complaint than all ot--. medicines combined. -- ta the only proprietary -e-u- eG- .e'f7ea fer t,t5 express purpose by an accomplished. seleut5Ec.nar-1ciar.
 When you ask your druggist for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and he says -"let nle sell you something else just as good " ask him gently but firmly if his "just as good medicine has a "iust as good - record as Dr;; .Pierce's, a just as good physician behind it as Dr. Pierce and carries with it just as good " privi- 1eges of consultation and treatment as do pr. Pierce's medicines.
 There are no medicines for female dis orders as good as DT. Pierce's
 Tn fact it is the only successful specific remedy for women prescribed and prepared by a graduated physician i'll regular prac- tice and sold through druggists.
 Every won1an would be benefited by the clearer knowledge of her physical self which she would obtain from pr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a splendid thousand page volume, illustrated with over seven hundred engTavings and several Colored plates. More than half a million copies of this valuable book were sold at $I. 50 each; but papcr-b bound copy will now be sent free for the mere cost of mail ing-2I one-cent stamps, which should be inclosed to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N r. or if a hand soner. heavier cloth-bound copy is desired ten stamps extra should be sent.