The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-30

there with a peculiar drawing sensation
(Which was a great source of annoyance
TO mel as well as pain / also had dull
pain in region of heart with a crawling
or creeping feeling which annoyed me so
much that il was with great difficulty l
could keep from screening. Would have
sinking spells, nervous chills, with cold
ness and numbness, loss of appetite, weak
ness. and weak and Irregular heart action.
Was treated by four physicians, but they
did not seem to know the cause of my
trouble. Was sick for two years, had lost
all hope of ever being well again wrote
to DR.. r. V. Pierce. describing my symp-
toms as best l could. He promptly ans
wered all my letters and sent me a trea-
tise on Woman and her Diseases He also
outlined treatment for me- l commenced
the use of his 'Favorite Prescription and
| DR.. Pierce's Pellets. These medicines
cured me, and 1 am happy to say l was
never better in my life than now"
THOUGHT SHE WOULD NEVER BE
WE'LL AGAIN.
"I cannot find words strong enough to
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Medicines" writes Mrs. Emma Snyder of
Ames, Story Co, Iowa, BOX 475). After
my little boy was born in 1884, / was very
weak and sick and could not keep any
thing on my stomach; | thought / would
never be well again. My husband got me a
ton, and before had taken the third dose
l was better, and when the medicine was
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wanted, and do all my housework. The
past winter when / was suffering with
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due to pregnancy, procured a bottle of
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Ut DID WONDERS FOR HER."
II never sent in a recommendation of
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White of Stoneycreek, Warren Co, N. Y.
"As was reading some testimonials from
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house My sons wife has been for years
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The doctors said she could not live to have
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| was afraid she would not live. We cried
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QUESTIONS OF THE HEART ANS
WERED.
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est medical works of the century. If its
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the fact would be sufficiently established
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