Evening star., 1898-11-09

and advise her IN frank and father
ly manner, giving her the full benefit
OF his years of practice and expert
ence in the diseases peculiar to wo-
men. For this consultation by letter
there is absolutely no charge. 1t is
entirely free. Write freely and fully.
Your letter will be held as strictly
private and sacredly confidential.
You can write therefore without fear
as without fee. Many ailing women
eagerly take advantage of this con-
sultation by letter, because it relieves
them from the answering of CUES
tions which seem indelicate, and the
examinations and local treatments,
SO offensive to the natural delicacy
OF women, and generally SO entirely
unnecessary to a specialist of DR..
Pierce's wide experience. The SYM
pathies Of women are sometimes
played upon by invitations to write
to woman who can sympathize with
women" etc. A sick woman does
not need to go abroad for sympathy.
What she needs is the skilled, intel
llgent help OF an educated, expert
enced physician. AS far as is known
there is no woman connected with
any proprietary medicine who is a
graduated physician, who has indeed
any qualification to treat the COM
monest hurts or ills. There certainly
is no One-man or woman-Who can
offer as does DR.. Pierce-the special
ism of thirty years practice and ex-
perience in treating female diseases,
with record of ninety-eight cures in
every hundred cases.
Miss Laura c. Brooks of Clinch,
Hancock county, Tenn, offers
good specimen of the missionary
spirit inspired by wonderful expert
ence of relief from the clutch OF pain
and cure of distressing disease Read
her letter carefully and you can un-
derstand the fervor OF her gratitude.
Il thank God for such remedies as
your 'Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery, for my
self and friends honestly believe that
had it not been for these wonderful
medicines | would today be in my
grave. | am sure that | could not
have lived many days in the condi-
ton | was in at the time | first con-
suited you. | was only praying to
die and be free from pain. | was
simply shadow and we had tried
almost everything. when, through
friend, | was advised to write to you,
which | did, thinking all the while
that it was only foolishness to think
that such a case as mine could be
cured. But | do not think so today.
After the first weeks treatment lust
as you prescribed, | felt like another
woman and | hardly believed that
such could be, when the first period
was passed without pain. | con-
tlnued the treatment until | had used
about seven bottles of the 'Favorite
Prescription and some of the Dis
covery,' and now | am a welt wo-
man. would have given any
amount if | had had it, justvfor the
rest it has already given me-rest
from pain. ! never know when the
periods are coming on now, as I am
free from pain, and during the time
| feel just as well as any time, and
am never confined to my room as |
once was. | can eat anything | want
and can work at any kind of work,
something | could never do till this
summer. Everybody who knows
me thinks it wonderful that l am not
sick any more. | thank God for this
friend of women, this blessed Favor
lte Prescription The very name
sounds sweet to me- l am causing
many of my friends to use it and all
are improving. l can never tell you
how | 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- -, INV S;cipaes. afeo fo~ a..-