Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-31

WHICH pSfSlSt udy dlle1 udy.
But there is another singular resem-
blance to the suffice in this sacrifice.
Women are often persuaded to drown
the cries of the outraged nerves by
coiates, narcotics, bromides and So
called nerve medicines and tonics. But
just as the woman in the fire suffers
though her shriekS are Silenced so the
fire of Inflammation burns on, al
though the cries of the nerves are
quieted by some destructive drug.
Look at this first fact from another
point of view. Suppose your child cries
in hunger and you give it laudanum.
1t will stop crying and go off into a
sound slumber But the hunger will
not be appeased. When the child
wakes there will be a keener hunger.
which must either be satisfied, or the
child drugged again into quiet. And
the end of that process is death.
Opiates do not feed. Opiates do not
nourish. Cocaine, bromides, and SINH
lar preparations dull the senses, stu
pity the nerves, in effect, make them
drunken They rob the system of vital
force but they never contribute one
jot to the body's health or strength.
THE RED LABEL
belongs to all bottles containing such
dangerous drugs. The red label is the
druggists danger signal and means
poison. There is one relief for woman
a natural relief 1t is to supply nature
with the means to put out the fire OF
Inflammation, to check the ravaging
ulcer, to correct the Irregularities and
stop the weakening drains. And no
stimulant or opiate will Der do this.
What will? There are h2lf million
women who have been freed from pain
and wholly healed who would say en-
phatically, There is one medicine will
cure, when doctors have failed and
hope is almost exhausted. That one
medicine is''-but let one woman of the
half million speak for herself:
II write to let you know the great
benefit | have received from the use of
your medicines" says Mrs. Sidney B..
Cakes, of Whitmell, Pittsylvania Co.,
Va. Il am so grateful to you for your
advice. When commenced your med
icines / had been treated by different
doctors for three months or more, but
would only receive partial relief for a
short while and then would be worse
than before their treatment. Was con-
fined to my bed most of the time. At
the time | commenced your treatment
my left side was completely paralyzed.
Had no appetite, no desire to eat any
thing; bowels costive all the time.
Nerves were all unstrung, so / could
not bear the least noise. | also suited
ed from diseased ovaries and female
weakness. But thanks to my Maker
and you, after following your advice,
/ am able to do all my washing, sew
ing, and house work in general. /
haven't had a spasm in two months.
Left off medicines about one month
ago. Didn't think it necessary to con-
tinue them longer. have taken about
seven bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, seven of the Golden Med
ical Discovery and two walls of
Pleasant Pellets.
That is a case of real cure. There
is no opium no cocaine to numb the
nerve sin Dr. Pierce's Eavorite Pre-
scription, nor is there a. drop of alcohol
or whisky to stimulate and delude by
semblance of strength. 1t is abso-
lutely a temperance medicine. Its
cures are due to its wonderful power
over the delicate female organs, Civ
ing them vigor and vitality to fight
against and overcome the diseases
which are merely trespassers on Ma
ture and which Nature will promptly
eject when her strength is sufficiently
reinforced. This reinforcement is sup
piled by "Favorite Prescription"
WOMEN! THINK OF 1T!
Think what it means to be released
from all the consequences of feminine
!. disorders, to be well, to feel well, to
look we'll; to eat, sleep and live in the
full enjoyment of every function of
Nature. All this is made possible by
the use Of Doctor Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Women in the worst
condition have tried it and been aston
ished at the results. There is Mrs.
Lewis, who suffered untold misery for
fifteen years." Doctors couldn't help
her. Other medicines failed to bene-
fit her. She had given up all hope of
ever getting WE'LL" Then she tried
Favorite Prescription. Read her
own statement of the result:
Mrs. Mary b. Lewis. of Tanner, Gil
mer Co.. w. Va, writes: Il will al
Nays recommend DR.. Pierce's Fayorite
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