The National tribune., 1898-04-07

country which inclines our women to act in
depcnGently. girl may try to wrap up her
womanlv instincts beneath n cloak of fashion,
able vanity. but the little love gods find out
the veal; spots in her armOr and pelt her I'M
mercifully If she is q true American the
chances are after all that nine times in ten she
will marry the man she cares for.
American marriage on the good old Ameri-
can plan of horest affection and common
sense is bound to flourish in its native soil.
Family life in spite of its cares and response
biites is growing more and more popular in
this country, because enlightened ideas are
making it all the time healthier and happier.
Tia vast majority Of our young women seek
no greater blessing than to be well-loyed
wives of strong-hearted men; and mothers of
healthy happy children.
The natural burdens Of wifehood and
motherhood have been amazingly lightened
in the last 80 years. Advanced science has
found a way to overcome the physical weak
/ ness of women and make them strong and
capable of performing their wifely and
motherly duties
THE MODERN WoMAN'S OPPORTUNITY.
At the present day there is no need for any
woman in this country to be weighed down
and Overburdened with physical weakness or
disease. 4 woman suffering from any deli
cate alment peculiar to her sex, 10 matter
what the circumstances may be, may obtain
such eminent professional advice and assist
ance as a queen could hardly command a
generation ago. She can have all the advan-
tages of that splendid American Institution
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association
of Buffalo. n. Y. with its staff of nearly
twenty eminent specialists in the different
I, ~ tEair hood
as chief consulting physician is Dr. Il. V.
Pierce, one of the most widely experienced
physicians living. Any woman consulting
him by mail and giving a careful statement
of her case will receive sound professional
advice and suggestion for home-treatment
free Of charge.
1t is impossible to estimate the immense
amount of suffering that weak and ailing
women have been saved by DR.. Pierce'S Sug-
geStionS for home-treament and the use of
his matchless prescriptions His Favorite
Prescription" has done more to promote the
health and strength OF women of our land
than all other remedies combined. 1t is rec
ognized throughout the world as the one
greatest supportive tonic and special
strengthened that has ever been devised for
women.
1t gives healing and power and endurance
to the delicate special organism of women;
imparts natural vitality and vigor to their
entire nerve structure. 1t banshes all
abnormal and irregular conditions; stops I'M
natural drains creates healthtul capacity and
stamina. 1t supports and reinforces women
i'll every crisis OF their physical development.
1t prepares women for motherhood, carries
them safely and comfortably through the
ordeal; takes away all its dangers and nearly
II Oh,
nourishment for the child and, through the
favorable influence upon the mother, increases
the little ones natural strength and hardi-
hood
Mrs. Betsey NJ White of Stoneycreek,
Warren Co., n. Y, in a letter 10 Dr. Pierce,
says: Your 'Favorite Prescription has
done wonders in our house. Ny sons wife
had been for years great sufferer; all
broken down and very weak and nervous.
She was troubled with all the pains and aches
one so slender could endure. She took every
thing she heard Of hoping to get help, but
in vain; so she tried DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, and it did wonders for her.
The doctors said she could not live to have
another child, as she came near dying SO
many times. This spring she had nice boy
weighing eleven pounds; she got through be-
fore we could get any one there / was afraid
she would not live. We cried for joy when
we saw how nicely she got along l cannot
say enough in praise of your Favorite Pre-
scrptiOn' l never sent recommendation
of a medicine before. l hope all women Will
try it. May God bless you for the good you
have done"
ONE WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE.
81 cannot find words strong enough to ex-
press sufficient praise of Doctor Pierces medi-
cines, ~ writes Mrs Emma Snyder, of Ames,
Story Co., Iowa BOX 475i. after my little
boy was born, in 1894, l was very weak and
sick, and could not keep anything on my
stomach; | thought l would never be we'll
again. My husband got me n bottle of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and before l
had taken the third dose was better, and
when the medicine was all used | was well
could eat anything | wanted, and do ali my
Homework. The past winter when l was
suffering with female weakness and the many
ailments due. to my condition, procured
bottle of Favorite Prescription and was in
stantly relieved, and l know it saved x4e lots
OF suffering. as my confinement was short and