The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-20

days in the condition l was in at the
time / first consulted you. l was only
praying to die and be free from pain.
was simply a shadow and we hao urea
almost everything, when, through
friend I was advised to write to you,
which l did, thinking all the while that
it was only foolishness to think that
such case as mine could be cured
But / do not think so to-day. After TAS
first weeks treatment just as you pre-
scribed, felt like another woman ana
hardly believed that such could be,
when the first period was passed with
out pain. l continued the treatment
until l had used about seven bottles OF
the 'Favorite Prescription and some or
the Discovery and now l am Well
woman. 1 would have given any
amount if l had had it, just for the
rest it has already given me-rest from
pain l never know when the periods
are coming on now, as l am free from
| pain, and during the time feel Just as
we'll as any time, and am never con-
! fined to my room as l once was. can
eat anything 1 want and can work at
any kind of work, something L could
never do till this summer. Everybody
who knows me thinks it wonderful that
/ am not sick any more L thank God
for this friend of women, this blessed
'Favorite Prescription The very name
sounds sweet to me. am causing
many of my friends to use it and all are
improving / can never tell you how
I thank you, dear doctor, for your kind
advice and for your kind. good, fatherly
letters to me"
You have my many heartfelt
thanks writes Mrs. Claus Nelson Of
Pico Heights, Los Angeles, Cal, box
81, for your kindly advice to me in my
sickness; also for your book which l re-
Ceived two years ago, and which
could not do without. 1t is all the doc
T ho6 CiT i crnf
Smart Weed 1 always keep in the
house and could not do without it. 1
had female trouble, and Dr.N Pierce'S
Favorite Prescription, togetherl with
the advice given in his book, cured me
of five years sickness.
There is no alcohol, whisky or other
intoxicant in "Favorite Prescription.
1t contains no opium or other narcotic,
neither syrup nor sugar. Without any
of these it preserves its medicinal vir-
tues in any climate and retains its
pleasant taste.
If your dealer offers a substitute for
"Favorite Prescription remember that
the substitute is not what you asked
for, not what you wanted, not what you
believed would cure you, and not what
cured the others, the records OF whose
cures gave you confidence in "Favorite
Prescription" for your case. To buy it
is to please the dealer who makes a bet
ter profit on it, and to rob yourself of
the cure which will only be found in
DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription. Re
fuse all substitutes for this valuable
medicine.
No recipient of DR.. Pierces grent
gift, the Peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser has ever had anything but
praise and gratitude to offer for this
really valuable book containing 1908
pages and over 700 illustrations.
AS a specimen letter we publish the
following received from M. H Peters,
NJ. D.. 124 East 10th ST., New York
City. He writes
st consider it a valuable work for the
use of all the young. 1t is so explicit
that the young men or women who
have not had the opportunity of being
educated will readily comprehend and
CLEAN from its contents gems to protect
their health; and may, as age comes
on. refer to 1t with gladness. The young
mother will also learn lessons to assist
her; many young mothers are ignorant
in every detail as to the care Of their
offspring"
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