The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1898-11-23

ignorance Of the law docs not excuse
guilt 1t is these Fundamental, facts IN
the operations Of natural law that make 1t
possible for a woman who enters the mar
riage relation with the full sanction of the
law Of the land and love Of her heart. to be
condemned to an awful life OF scfvitudc
and suffering.
Don't let her smile deceive you. Sic has
trained herself to beat What she looks upon
as part of the burden of her state.
The underlying reason Of this sad con-
dition of affairs is ignorance. The young
girl grows to womanhood ignorant of her
physical needs and dangers. When word
might save her years of suffering, modesty
bids her keep silent. She loves and mar
ries and enters upon the marriage state
with all It's obligations TO the unborn,
handicapped by conditions that make life
a. burden to herself and a menace 10 her
offspring.
What can be done to correct irregularities
resulting from neglect, to restore the dis
placed organs to natural and healthy con-
dition, to give back vitality to system
drained by disease, to e.attuue the great
HARP OF THE NERVES
to divine melody after the years Of dis
cord? It was the endeavo- to answer these
questions that gave to the world DR.. PlcTcc's
Favorite Prescription, the most effective
remedy ever compounded for the ills and
ailments peculiar to the delicate feminine
organization.
By the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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tenn are promptly stopped. Inflammation
and liberation are quickly cured. Dis
orders of the womb and the organs SYM
pathetic with it are overcome. and woman
is put into condition where the functions
of nature are her pleasure as we'll as her
privilege. In this condition children are
born without anxiety as almost without
pain. The elasticity impaired to the organs
the pangs of Childbirth Vitality is inn
parted which makes the nursing of the
child delight instead Of drain. and the
robust child sharing the strength of the
mother grows day by day in health and
beauty. Contrast this plain statement Of
fact with the condition of so many women
who anticipate motherhood, worn-out. suf-
fering, fearful, anxious, bringing children
into the world with reluctant suffering and
rearing them painfully through sickly
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facts that are part of the SUM of public
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the Atlantic by hundreds Of thousands Of
women? Thank God for DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription has been the heartfelt
cry Of many
A WOMAN RELEASED
by its means from the results of ignorance
and neglect There is no longer any rea-
son why women should endure the suffer
ing which they have almost come to regard
as the heritage of their sex. Women who
have failed to find help for their disorders,
or who have not found the Favorite Pre-
scription " to work as quickly as they de-
sire are invited to write to the Doctor him
self. Write without fear and without fee.
There is no charge for such consultation.
All communications are absolutely held in
sacred confidence and the cure given does
not involve local treatments and "ex-
aminations at which the natural modesty
of every woman revolts.
FREE GIFT!
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The Common Sense Medical Adviser" 1t is
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