The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-09

too much and didn't take care of my
health and broke down. 1 might have
been saved worlds of suffering if 1 had
been more careful and used a little COM
mon sense I hated to tell my mother
how miserable I felt before 1 married.
1 Thought she would just pooh! pooh! at
me. 1 think mothers understand more
about such troubles nowadays than they
used to. 1 would never allow daughter
of mine to marry, being no stronger than
1 was then.
MY husband was so kind and consid-
crate didn't want to be complaining all
the time. He insisted on the doctor COM
ing to see me-a real good old doctor, too.
He gave me medicine for my digestion and
my headache and some thing to help my
heart action. 1 somehow could not bear
to tell him what the real trouble was. 1
knew he would insist on an examination,
and 1 dreaded it so.
my married sister told me 1 ought to
write to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, but 1 felt
so guilty to do that without telling my
husband. But she wrote for me, and re-
ceived a kind, sensible letter telling me
how to give myself simple treatment at
home. This helped me; and then she got
me three bottles of DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and began to take it. Pretty
soon nv husband said something is doing
YOU good sure: You're ever so much
stronger and brighter Then I had to tell
him everything.
First he frowned a little and shook
his head; then he just laughed and said,
well the proof of the pudding is in the
eating! If this little woman is made well
and strong by anybodys Prescription
no matter what his name is, God bless
him, whether he lives in Buffalo or right
next door, And l was made perfectly
strong and well by this treatment, as
never had been before in my life
This is a true experience. 1t is one OF
thousands which show that physician
like DR.. Pierce who has devoted a life
time of special practice to treating all
ments peculiar to women can prescribe
for them by mail Just as effectively as IL
the patient was in his Office, and thou
sand times more effectively than the aver
age doctor whose attention is merely
given to general practice. Dr. Pierce mas
been thirty years chief consulting physl-
clan to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. His prescrlp-
tons are dCctptCu an ONCi thN NSfAN go
the great standard remedies for the dis
eases which they are designed to cure;
and as an author of medical books he
stands among the most eminent authori-
ties.
The above is not a fairy story. 1t is
not the story of one person. 1t is the
story of thousands of women. 1t is COM
posite picture in which one can trace face
behind face, lined with suffering, chan-
neled by tears. 1t is a story as true as
the parable of the Prodigal Son, which
was not the story of one young man, out
the story of the type which repeats itself
generation after generation and is as COM
mon to Europe as to Asia, to Africa as
to America.
IS IT YOUR STORY?
Your story either in whole or in part?
There's hope for you. There's help for
,on Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
has ciired so many cases where life was
a daily burden under which the weak
ana weary. body staggered on TO the grave,
thai n can be recommended with the ut
most assurance, IN every case OF female
disorders. DR.. Pierces treatment is based
on practical common sense. There IS no
need of personal interviews, or local treat
ments of offensive examinations. The
Doctors wide experience In a practice Oh
thirty wears, anu lDE HuNICSSAtA NiN~N
rnent of more than quarter OF million
cases. has given ample opportunity TO
observe every form of female disorder
with all the varying symptoms attending
such diseases This extended practice
and experience has put him far in adj
vance of all other specialists in female dis
cases. There are no complications OF dis
orders that can evade his keen diagnosis
M singularity of symptom that can battle
his keen analysis. This is not remarkable
II Is the natural result Of special study
snecial facilities and special gifts. The
natural result of years spent in the treat
,oent of one class of diseases. And these
Years Of observation and study have borne
ss their fruit lin parO the "Favorite
prescr,ption." in the majority Of cases
nc cause Of disease Is the same, though
svmntoms vary. Or. Pierce goes to the
canse His "Favorite Prescription" from
,ts first dose, begins the work Of recuper-
at;no fine system drained by waste. put
sing the body on a lighting footing with
disease aasfE
A CURE RARELY FAILS
-. rasult from the conscientious use OF
~ .sfavorite Prescription" liberation
snd Inflammation, Irregularities, displace-