The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-20

| any good, so why not try Dr. X. W
Plerce's Favorlte Prescription So l
| decided to write to DR.. Pierce and de-
scribe mV troubles. He wrote me
nice, fatherly, kind letter In reply, and
followed his advice. / took three bot
ties each OF DR.. PIerce's FaVorlte Pre-
scription and Golden Medical DlscoV-
cry and BY the time had finished
| these I had no symptoms OF the old dis
case. I was soon able to do all my
work. now do all Of my own sewing
| and am heavier than ever before; l
weigh 145 pounds. and my husband says
! look the same as when 1 was young.
! Life Is pleasure TO mo now, instead OF
a burden as It was before commenced
using Dr. PIerce's medicines. can
now enjoy the society Of my friends,
and DR.. Pierce's medicines have done
me more good than all the doctors
ever did.
"Three Of my neighbors have used
| Dr. PIerce's medicines and II has helped
| them ALL / will take no other medicine
but DR.. Pierce's and recommend 1t TO
all my friends. am willing to answer
any LETT rs of Inquiry II stamps are en-
closed for reply"
AN EMINENT SPECIALIST.
This superb remedy was devised by
IN educated and experienced physician
who for thirty years has been at the
head of one OF the representative med
teal institutions OF America: The In
valIds' Hotel and Surgical Institute OF
Buffalo. n. 7. Here DR.. Pierce, as
chief consulting physician. has success
fully treated more cases OF chronic fem
mime diseases than any other physician
in the United States.
| There never was another medicine de-
vlsed which restored complete health
and pure vital capacity to the womanly
organism so promptly and radically as
this matchless "Favorite Prescription"
It absolutely dispels all abnormal and
diseased conditions peculiar to women.
| however severe and obstinate they may
appear.
It IS the only medicine invented by
skilled and eminent specialist which
banIshes the anxleties OF prospective
motherhood, and relieves the trying or
deal OF all It's dangers and large pro-
| portion Of It's pains and dIscomforts. "I
began taking your 'Favorlte Prescrip-
ton in August. 1897. and took 1t until
inter my baby was born in November"
writes Mrs 'MollIe L. Grimes, OF Flom-
atom, Escambin Co.. Ala. 81 took three
bottles OF the 'FaVorIte Prescription
and one bottle OF your little Pellets
and oh, what an appetite they did give
me!
My baby is now three months old and
weighs fifteen pounds aud half. When
she was born she was the latest little
baby girl you ever saw. She was the
largest one OF all my babies and at the
| birth had an easier and shorter time
! than ever had. suffered everything
that flesh could suffer with all the rest
Of my children, and l 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. took POur
'Favorlte Prescription and also your
little Pellets q do not forget them for
| they act like charm). and now I am
| the happy mother OF q fine baby girl. l
am stouter and healthier thnn ever
was. think all prospective mothers
should use DR.. Perce's Favorite Pre-
! scriptIun. / cannot praise II enough. for
believe It saved my baby's life. What
\ Eour medicine did for me want pub
lIshed."
INVOLVES NO DANGERS.
No alcohol nor opinte. no false stimu-
liant. no dangerous narcotic Of any sort
or description whatever, enters into the
| composition Of this great "Prescrlp-
ton" It is utterly free from all those
delusiVe elements which so largely
| compose various compounds" malt
extracts" and so-called tonlcs." which
| tend 10 give mere temporary exhIler-
alton followed by severe depression,
and are liable, II persisted in, to awaken
q morbid Incorporate craving for Rlco-
hollc stimuinnts. Or. Picrce's Favorlte
! Prescription is a temperance remedy,
pure and simple. The strength II gives
| Is temperance strength; true nerve
force; genuine, sound, enduring vi
tally.
Dealers in medicines everywhere nre
provided with this great Prescription"
and win supply It on request. Any
druggist who attempts to foist Il substl-
tute upon mis- customers In place OF
what thcV ask for. clearly shows ut
once his lack of business honesty and
| his contempt for their Judgment. Do
not DO mIsled or bcRuilcd. II You have
made up your mind that DR.. Plerce's
Favorltc Prescription Is the remedy
you, need, stick to II, and insist upon
that and nothing else.
A HUSBANDS DUTY.
Every husband of q suffering wife;
every mother OF delicate, Rillng
daughter, should make II business 60