The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-26

some weeks after his birth suffered
severe pain. Following the advice of
a neighbor last fall my husband
bought me two bottles of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets and one bottle of his
'Favorite Prescription which | took
during the winter, and in March, 1898,
| gave birth to a baby boy weighing
ten and quarter pounds. l was
only in labor two hours and was on
my feet without help until thirty min
utes before my baby was born. He is
now three months old and weighs nine
teen pounds. l know it was DR..
Pierce's medicine that saved me from
suffering. l advise all women to take
Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
also his Pleasant Pellets, If neCcs-
sary / would not be without them
What change from darkness TO
daylight these histories tell! All this
change occurred in the privacy of the
home without indelicate questiOnings.
offensive examinations and disagree
able local treatments so obnoxious to
modest minded women. If afflicted
you are cordially and CourteouslV in
Vited to write to DR.. Pierce and tell
him your condition. There is no charge
for this consultation by letter. You
get specialists advice absolutely
free. Every letter is treated as private
communication between physician and
| patient, and every statement is held in
B the most sacred confidence. Write
without fear as without fee.
| Remember that Or. Pierce is a grad
| uated physician, whose reputation
stands side by side with his thirty
| years experience. 1t is well to keep
| this in mind. because people are often
| invited to write to doctors" who are
doctors in name only, having no right
! to the professional title. The feelings
of women VINO are often played upon,
| also, by those who invite them to
! write TO a woman and secure a wo-
mans sympathetic advice" What a
run down" woman needs is sound
medical advice and not mere ssterly
sympathy. There is not, SO far as we
know, any graduated woman physician
connected with any proprietary medi-
cine. There is certainly no woman in
any such position who like DR.. Pierce.
has given thirty years of active prac-
tice to the treatment of female dis
orders, thus aftording women the prac-
tical sympathy of real help and sound
healing.
Every invalid woman should know
that DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
contains no alcohol, whisky or other
intoXicant 1t is also free from opium
and narcotics, and contains neither
sugar nor syrup. Without any of these
1t preserves it's remedial value inde.
finitely in any climate.
Medicine dealers. everywhere, sci
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. See
that you get the genuine. The imita-
tions initiate the appearance only
They cannot initiate its thirty years
record of cares. Look the dishonest
dealer straight in the eye and ask hin
ii his imitation substitute which he
trying to foist upon you has a thirty
years record of cures behind il. In.
sist upon having a remedy with a rec.
ord
The best book for any woman, single
or married, in the spring of life or il
its summer on autumn, is DIR. r. V
Pierces great work on physiolog
and hygiene. "The People Common
Sense Medical Adviser" 1t is medica
science freed of all it's technica
phrases, and stripped of all it's mysti
flying verbiage. II is the story of life
told I'm strong and simple language. 1
appeals to young and old alike. 1t ap
peals to the heart as well as to tn,
mind and to the soul which is over all
1t is the plain, practical language o
common sense applied to the facts o
physiology the natural relation of tn,
sexes, the hygiene of the home. Thi
great book of zoos pages and over 20
illustrations, is sent free on receipt o
q one-dent stamps Uo defray tn
charge of mailing only for the paper
covered edition. The heavier cloth
bound edition costs ten stamps more
Address, Worlds Dispensary Medica
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.