The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-02-27

demned to an awful life of servitude and
suffering.
Don't let her smile deceive you. She
has trained herself to bear what she looks
upon as part of the burden of her state.
Behind no prison crate, she said,
That spurns the sunshine, half a mile
Sit captives so uncontrolled
As souls behind a smile
Whom sadder can l say. she said,''
The underlying reason for this sad con-
dition of affairs IS ignorance. The young
girl grows 10 womanhood ignorant of
her physical needs and dangers. When a
word might save her years of suffering,
modesty bids her keep silent. She loves
and marries and enters upon the mar
riage state with all its obligations TO the
unborn, Handicapped by conditions that
make life a burden to herself and men
ace to her offspring.
If the Common Sense Medical Advis-
err book that every woman should read
and that every reader of this paper may
now obtain free of cost as explained below,
were in every home the results would be
very different. This great work of Dr.
r. y. Pierce. chief consulting physician
to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, of Buffalo, " Y, contains the
condensed results of years of study and
observation, and treats intimately of fe-
male disorders from the standpoint of the
one specialist whose discoveries and ad-
vice have removed the shackles of suffer-
ing from hundreds Of thousands of wo-
men.
But DR. Pierce has not confined his
work 70 the combating of ignorance. Such
knowledge as he can impart might often
come too late for help if it came alone.
il is small help TO read in book what
might have been done for us if we had
only known. To counterfeit the results of
the common ignorance of men and women
in respect to the delicate organs so sensi-
tive to shock or strain and so liable to
disease has been the Doctors life work.
What can be done to correct irregularities
resulting from neglect, to restore the dis
placed organs to a natural and healthy
condition, 70 give back vitality to a sys-
tenn drained by disease, to reattune the
great
HARP OF THE NERVES
To divine melody after the years of dis
cord? 1t was the endeavor to answer
these questions that gave to the world
DR.. Pierce'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
Prescription the drains that debiitate the
system are promptly stopped. Inflamma-
ton and liberation are quickly cured. Dis
orders of the womb and the organs SYM
pathetic with it are overcome, and wo-
man is put into a condition where the
functions Of nature are her pleasure as
well as her privilege. In this condition
children are born without anxiety as al
most without pain. The elasticity i'm
parted TO the organs of parturition prac-
tically does away with the pangs of ckild-
birth. Vitality is impaired which makes
che nursing of the child delight instead
of a 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 con-
dition of SO many women who anticipate
motherhood. worn-out, suffering fearful
anxious, bringing children into the world
with reluctant suffering and rearing them
painfully through a sickly childhood. Can
any words speak for DR.. Pierce's Favor.
lite Prescriptions like these facts that
are part of the sum of public knowledge
and testified to on both sides of the At
lanuc by hundreds of thousands of wo-
men? Thank God for Dr. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription" has been the heartfelt
cry of many
A WOMAN RELEASED
BY its means from the results Of ignor.
ance aud neglect. There is no longer any
reason why women should endure the suf-
fering which they have almost come tc
regard as the heritage of their sex The
record of DIR. Pierces treatment of female
disorders. numbering over $4,000 cases
shows that not more than three per cent
of such cases are incurable when treat.
ed by him aud his discoveries Women
who have failed to find help for theii