The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-08-24

the most complete and perfect of womanly
delights IS denied SO often to those most
fitted by their loving nature to enjoy it.
1t is impossible to avoid the feeling that
kindly nature would not allow her own
best purposes to be defeated without some
fault Or shuft coming Oh the part of the
woman who longs to be a mother; and cx-
pcricnce shows that i'll a large number OF
cases the difficulty lies in some unnatural
weakness, which, by proper and reasonable
means is altogether remediablc.
So delicate and sacred n subject cannot
be treated i'll any but a serious. and at the
same time sensible spirit. 1t is purely a
feeling of gratitude and n desire that other
women like themselves shall be made
happy and contented that prompted the
writing of the following letters with the
express permission that they be published
here:
and healthy as can be-" writes Mrs Elizabeth
Wright, Of Spring City, Sanpctc Co, Utah. ~
commenced using Or. Perce's Favoritc Pre-;
scrlption when about two months along and
continued to use it until was confined. ! used
about ten bottles i'll all ! have been subject to
miscarriage having ten Of them aud two pre-
mature children. was not troubled in the least
this last time. got stronger as each month
progressed and went to my full time shall
recommend DR.. PiCrCc'S Favoritc Prescription
to all meet who are troubled with female weak.
ness. There are several ladies taking the Ia
benefit received and more doubt, will com-
mcncc its use after knowing my condition, as
my progress was watched with much interest by
many OF my ncighbOrS and friends"
MY wife has used DR.. PicrCc's Favoritc Pre-
scription when III 2 critical condition. and finds
tr nfs' Of IaiGns o" s@9th WTtss rs
MY wife had mscarried seven times. but with
the last child she took nine bottles Of the Fa-
large, fine boy. The Favo,ite Prescription ;
makes childbirth easy
DR.. Pierce has for thirty years been at the
head of that great, model sanitarutn the
In nt,1 nd Gar Tn CT; fufn f,f
Buffalo, N. v, as its chief consulting ply
sician. Here he has had an intimate, prac-
tical experience i'll this particular field of
practice, which is probably unequaled by
that of any physician in America.
His unparalleled success in diagnosing
disease aud prescribing prompt and effect
i've remedies is acknowledged by leading
physicians everywhere. His 'Favorite
Prescription - 'las cured more cases Of fc-
male complaint than ull other medicines
cdy devised for this express purpose by an
Accomplished scientific physician.
When you ask your druggist for Dr.
Pierec's Favoritc Prescription, and lie says
let ne sell you something else just as
good" ask him gently but firmly If his
just as good" medicine has Just as
good" record as DR.. Picrcc's, Gust as
good" physician behind it as DR.. Pierce,
and carries with it "just as good privi-
lcges of consultation and treatment, as 40
DR.. Picrce's medicines. :,
There are no medicines for female dis
orders as good as DR.. Picrcc's.
In fact 1t is tho only successful spccihc
remedy for women prescribed and prepared
by 4 graduated physician in regular prac-
tice and sold through druggists.
Every woman would be benefited by the
clearer knowledge Of her physical self
which she would obtain from DR.. Picrce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, splendid
thousand page volume, illustrated with
over seven hundred cngravings and several
colorcd plates More than half million
copies Of this valuable book were sold at
$3.50 each; but a papcr-bound copy will
now be sent free for the mere cost of mail
ing--2r one.cent stamps, which should be
inclosed to Worlds Dispcnsary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y, or If hand
soiner, heavier cloth.bound COPY 10 desixad
ten stamps extra should bs aanG -