The Arizona sentinel., 1899-03-04


 of wifehood and the responsibilities of motherhood, just as surely as sweet scents correspond to the sense of smelling, sweet sounds to the ssuse of hearing, sweet sights to the sense of seeing. It is Gods will that you enjoy ell the faculties and fnnc- hors of the body, and if ill any chamber of this great house of the body, pain sits hon. The place belongs to joy not pain.
 WHY DO WOMEN 20 IT,
 why do they suffer and submit to suffering, accepting all their pain as a providential disDensatioa? It would seem to be because only about thirty women iu every hundred are exempt from every form of female dis order, and the majority accept their con- dition as the rule, and the healthy condi- ton of the minority as the exception And this is a serious mistake. Health should be the rule, disease the exception, and how ever in the past woman has had to endure suffering as the badge of her sex, such suf- fering has never been necessary since Dr. R. V. Pierce, consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, NY, has proven that out of every hundred cases of female disorders only three ju each hundred failed to find a curc by using DT. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptiou. Thirty years experience i'll the treatment of female disorders, a record of over 25o 900 cases treated three per cent. only of which failed of complete cure, eu2bles Dr. Pierce to speak with the authority of a master specialist when he afirms that his Fa- vorite Prescription" !" will cure practically every case of female weakness, irresu- larity, displacement, uicefation, iuharnrla- tion and every sympathetic result of such ailments. Remember tEat this cure means something vastly more than to merely stop the suffering.
 THE MEANING OF "CURE"
 is to be re established in sound, substantial health, to have elasticity of body and be cheerful of spirits. To enjoy the cares of home as a recreation. No more the aching spine, the dull head, the sharp pain 1T the side, the spccks before the eyes, the faint ness dizziness, nausea and exhaustion. But i'll their place a sound mind i'll sound body -the ideal condition of perfect health.
 DR. PIz2cE's FAvoRIrE PRESCRIPTION
 will do all this. It has dcne it in thousands of It will do 1t in almost every case i'll which it is honestly tried. But if the Favorite Pre- scription does not fully realize the expecta- tions Of all those wfo use It. after fair trial, Dr. Pierce invites the patient to write to lliu at the above address. There IS TO fee. Dr. Pierce stands behind his " Prescription, and iu the small per centage of cases where some variation from the ordinary conditions retardS the action Of tine medicine, he IS more than willing, lie IS anxious to give to such cases the benefit of his thirty years Of special study of wornau's dts eases, a period which includes the successful treatment of a quarter of Q million cases. Write ill perfect confidence as tens Of thousands of others have done knowing that every letter is sacTedly private. There are questions that many women would like to ask, if they could speak under the seal of confession. ( There are things easier to write about than to speak about. Dr. Pierce stands in tue priveleged rela- ton of CoufeSSor to thousands Of women who have confidence Tn his silence as in his skill.