The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-28

fairness, she uses no cosmetic, no pow
der, no paint. The woman who looks
so much older will say, I'm obliged to
use paint and powder, 1 have to cover
up my yellow skin and hide these
wrinkles" If you probe a little deeper
into the secrets Cf these women, you
will find that the youthful one has
learned that the best cosmetics is
health, and that there can be no gen
eral health for the body which is hour
ly undermined by the local ill-health of
the delicate female organs. Knowing
this she has taken prompt means to
cure The disagreeable drains, the bear
ing-down pains, which to q greater or
less extent affected most women who
experience the tremendous change
which by marriage and motherhood is
wrought on the distinctly feminine or
gans.
The older appearing woman will tell
you the common story of constant and
useless doctoring for backache, for fe-
male weakness, for debilitating drains.
Inflammation like fire burns up her
strength. liberation like a leech saps
her vitality. Nature cannot make a
bright eye and pure complexion with
out rich, pure blood. This woman's
blood flows sluggishly along the canals
of the body, like some oOZy, Shiny cur
rent, whose motion barely keeps it
from utter stagnation.
Beauty is every woman's birthright.
A healthy woman is always beautiful.
This secret of health and beauty for
every woman lies in the re ?ognition of
the plain truth that where there are
local diseases of the organs distinctive
ly feminine, there can be no health and
beauty While these debilitating, life
sapring ailments continue.
But" comes the natural question
can these diseases be cured2 1t is
no wonder women ask the question in
view of the failures of ordinary practi-
TONERS. Hundreds Of thousands Of such
cases have in the past thirty years
been referred to DR. r. V. Pierce, chief
consulting physician to the Invalds'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo,
\. Y, and although the majority are
chronic cases aggravated by injudi-
cious and ignorant treatment, yet the
great record stands that of thousands
of such suffering women ninety-eight
out of every hundred have been en-
tirely cured. The two in every hundred
whose cases could not be cured, have
received allevatiOn and help which
made them lastingly grateful. These
cures have in the main been effected
by the use of Or. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. This great medicine is
the specific of a specialist who has
giren over thirty years of mis- life to
the study and cure of female diseases.
Its effect upon the delicate female or
gans is most marked. 1t puts out the
fire of Inflammation as heavens rain
quenches the fearful forest fire. II
heals ulcerations as gently and as
surely as time heals the wounded spir-
it,-healing every day and all day and
every night and al, night. 1t dries up
disagreeable drains. 1t imparts vital
ity and elasticity to the organs of
motherhood. so that baby enters the
world easily and gently as the sun
beam he resembles. 1t establishes the
general health, and restores to woman
her birthright: the lithesome form, the
laughing face. the loving heart, the
lustrous eye of healthy, happy woman
hood.
Il feel il duty TO inform you that
] rad been Il sufferer for many years
from nervousness with all it's symp-
toms and complications" writes Mrs.
New York, Y. Y. II was constantly
going to see "A physician or purchasing
medicine for this or that complaint as
my troubles became unbearaple. In
the spring of 1897 my husband induced
me 20 try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. After taking one bottle and
following your advice ! was so encour-
aged that l took five more bottles of
'Favorite Prescription and then | did
not take any more for several weeks
as l felt so much better, but still / was
not completely cured | commenced
taking it again and felt that l was i'm
proving faster than ut first. / am not
now cross and irritable. and | have a
good color i'm my face; have also
gained about ten pounds i'm weight and
one thousand pounds OF comfort, for
/ am new woman once more and
youc advice and your 'Favorite Pre-
scriptiOn' are the causes of it, coupled
with your Pleasant Pellets which are
not to be dispensed with. I took eight
bottles of the Prescription the last
time, making fourteen in all, and will
not take any more unless you so ad-
wise, for | do not sec as | need it, I
have often told my friends how | was
cured, and have been no little surprised
to learn how many of them have also
used DR.. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription
with great benefit. ! have induced sew
eral to try II and have heard that they
were much pleased with the results"
The record of such cures is unim-
peachable, as is the fact that they
have been enjoyed by ninety-eight per
cent. of the women who have tried Or.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Any
sick or ailing woman can consult DR..