The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-19

and love of her heart to be condemned
to an awful life of servitude and suf-
fering.
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 captves so uncontrolled
AS souls behind smile.
Whom sadder can l say. she SAID"
The underlying reason for this sad
condition of affairs is ignorance. The
young girl grows to wOmanhood ig-
porant OF her physical needs and dan
gers. When a word might save her
years of suffering, modesty bids her
keep silent. She loves and marries and
enters upon the marriage state with
all its obligations to the unborn, han
dicapped by conditions that make life
a burden to herself and a menace to
her offspring.
If the Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" 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 differ
eEt. This great work of DR.. r. v
Pierce, chief consulting physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti-
tute, of Buffalo, n. Y, contains the
condensed results of years of study and
observation, and treats intimately Of
female disorders from the standpoint
of the one specialist whose discoveries
and advice have removed the shackles
of suffering from hundreds Of thou
sands of women.
But DR.. Pierce has not confined his
work to the combating of ignorance
Such knowledge as he can impart
might often come too late for help, if
it came alone. It is small help to read
in a book what might have been done
for us If we had only known. To coun-
teract the results of the common ig-
nOrance of men and women in respect
to the delicate organs so sensitive to
shock or strain and so liable to dis
ease has been the doctors life work
What can be done to correct irreg-
ularities resulting from neglect, to re-
store the displaced organs to a natural
and healthy condition, to give back
vitality to a system drained by dis
ease, to re-attune the great
Harp of the Nerves
to divine melody after the years Of
discord? 1t was the endeavor to an
swer these questions that gave to the
world DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescrip-
ton, the most effective remedy ever
compounded for the ills and ailments
peculiar to the delicate feminine or
ganization.
By the use Of Dr. Pierca's FavOrite
Prescription the drains that debilitate
the system are promptly stopped. In
flammation and liberation are quickly
cured Disorders of the womb and the
organs sympathetic with it are over
come, and woman is put into a con-
dition where the functions of nature
~ l.
lege. In this condition children are
born without anxiety as almost with
cut pain. The elasticity impaired to
the organs Of parturition practically
does away with the pangs of child
birth. Vitality is impaired which makes
the nursing of the child a delight in
stead of a drain. and the robust child
sharing the strength Of the mother
grows day by day in health and beau
ty. Contrast this plain statement of
fact with the condition Of 50 many
women who anticipate motherhood
WORKOUT, 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
Favorite Prescription like these facts
that are part of the sum of public
knowledge and testified to on both
sides of the Atlantic by hundreds of
thousands Of women? Thank God
for DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription"
has been the heartfelt cry of many
A Woman Released
by its means from the results Of ignor-
ance and neglect. There is no longer
any reason why women should endure
the suffering which they have almost
come to regard as the heritage of their
sex The record Of DR.. Pierce's treat
ment of female disorders, numbering
over 250,000 cases. shows that not more
than three per cent of such cases are
incurable when treated by him and his
discoveries. Women who have failed to
find help for their disorders, or who
have not found the "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" to work as quickly as they desire
are invited to write to the Doctor him
self. Write without fear and without
fee. There is no charge for such con-
sultation. The Doctor places at the
service of every suffering woman his
own skill as a specialist in female dis
orders and all the practical experience
of his trained staff of eminent physi-
clans. All communications are abso-
lutely held in sacred confidence, and the
cure given does not involve local treat
ments" and examinations" at which
the natural modesty of every woman
revolts. He especially invites CORE
spondence in so-called hopeless and in
durable cases. Every truly modest