The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

aud weakened with their own daily burdens to do any more than struggle almost hope iessly against the physical and mental evils that heset themselves, with 10 strength left 10 care for others. Women with large fam lilies find that the very ordeal of bringing children into the world. srd nursing and rearing them to boyhood and giTlhood, is SO great draft upon the mothers strength that she herself becomes the natural object of care and protection.
 IL IS a glorious boon to the women of this generation that the wonderful supportlvc tonic, originated by Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, Y. Y, is capable of sustaining them through the ordeal of frequent motherhood and bringing them cut of 1t with unilnpaired wornanly strength and energy.
 Motherhood ie not only the graudest of wOinar's possibilities but is the natural fulhll1nent of her physical being and when prepared for with proper observance of nature's laws and attended by reasonable care should be free from the mental de- cressic,,, excessive pain and subsequent prostrat:on so cottnoply experienced. Thousands of women have found that tlie use of DT. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during the expectant time and over the nursing period inparts precisely the local strength and constitutional reinforce uIeEt needed to carry them over this critical junct- tire cheerfully, safely, almost pain!essly.
 It affords direct organic endurance and constitutional neTve-force. Y gives recu- peTative power; 1t promotesS.he secretion of abundant healthy nourishmeut for tue child during the nursing period It is iti the best sense the guardian of childhood for 1t not only enables tie mother to take uP the work Of life again with ViGor and enjoyment but through her if imbues tue little one with the rugged natural strength which is a constant protection against the physical evils with which childhood is constantly assaiied.
 What Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription docs for mothers and their children is we'll exenplifed Tn the experience of Mrs. II: ii. Haosrote. of Magnolia, Morgan Co, ". Va. In receut letter to Dr. Pierce she w!ite5:
 II commenced to take pr Pierce's Favoritc Prescription something over two years ago, end glad tc testify that 1t ia Gcd-send tu wonal- kir1. The three children who were boyn before began tc take your medicine did moi live long; they were very delicate, but those born since tthree i1 al are very hearty. and ;iIat Convinces ;sc that your medicine is just what is i3 said ts bc and great deal more. Icculd tclf enough to yQtr medicine acted Indeed. every woman on the globe ouglt to know about your Inedicioc"
 Another lady, Mrs. EhZ&teth Hull. of 2 Met. rick St, Pa[rt,ictet E. T. writes: "f have had fifteen babies. ard always had bad time. Sospe- .I,ncs have had to have two doctors. began takiJg your Fa7ocjte Prescription last July alid iis September gave birta to two little girls and never lad such an easy time. I had no dccto- and did n0t suifer half as long az before, Ny twins wieD born weighed tcn pounds each. They are fine girls, TOW sonr months cid"
 Dr. Picrce's Conlu,on Sense Medical .ad- viser tells ycu how to treat almost every i>now1 form of disease at nome and just what t0 do iii case of emergency. There Is no trouble in understanding it. It con- tains IooS pages and more than 5oo illustra- tio1a 4 paper-covered copy will be sent free for q one-cent stamps, by the Worlds Disperssry Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y. If French cloth binding ie want ed, send ten cents ioore. thirty-ore stamps ;u all.