The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12

scrlption to cure facilitating catarrhal
drains and an liberated and inhameds,eon-
dition Of the internal organs, and have
found to their glad surprise that when
the local health Of the womanly organs
was established, strength came back to
the whole body.
REMOVE THE CAUSE.
It's Of no use to treat the head or the
back or the heart. The centre of the
diseased condition lies in those delicate
womanly organs and through them the
whole body becomes sylnpathcticaily af-
fected But, one practical example is
actual experience of one woman: -
After a silence of a few month II
again write you in regard to my health,
which has been very much improved by
Discovery, r. 'Favorite~ Prescription and
| Pleasant Pellets writes Mrs. Molle
b. a,,r Garpenter Of Linaria, Cumberland
ties of Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery and many
walls of the Pellets When first
health was SO weak I could only write
q few words until [ would have to rest.
was 80 weak | could hardly walk.
Words icannot express my sufferings.'
DimneSs of sight, palpitation shortness
of breath. black spots or else shining
lights before my eyes, terrible head
ache nunbness in my arms and hands
and tongue, also my jaws would get
womb, leucorrhea, soreness through my
bowels; in fact was diseased from head
to foot. Now can do my own washing
and cooking. ! can take a ten-quart
pail i'm one hand and a six-quart pail III
the other full of water), and carry both
one-fourth of mile, and never stop TO
rest. ] am as heavy as ] was a 10 years
OPS pounds, | also had a dlmness OF
sight and impaired memory. ] had spells
that when | would try to speak | couldn't
would EDmatlinp else I hgNn m
proved. oh. so much, and Dr. Pierce's
medicines have done the good work. IT
menced the use Of the medicines. NV
health has been improving slowly but
surely. We cannot expect disease that
has been coming on for years TO be cured
in few days. " any lady suffering as
have been will write to DR.. Pierce and get
his advice and use his medicines accord
ing 70 directions, cure will surely re-
suit"
DISEASED FROM HEAD TO FOOT"
That experience is worth thinking over.
Look at the gravity Of the case. 81 was
diseased from head to foot"
Contrast the former weakness when she
wrote her first letter to DR.. Pierce, and
could only write a few words until !
strength which enables her to ''take
ten-quart pail in one hand and a six
quart pail in the other, both fun Of water
and carry them d quarter of q mile with
ont stopping TO rest 7" That's only The
case of one woman IN thousands who
have been similarly cured by "Favorite
Prescription" But it's an extraordinary
case. It proves that the most hopeless
conditions yield to the persistent use of
"Fayorto Prescription" In ordinary
cases the cure Is much quicker and a
much smaller quantity of medicine is
needed TO effect It.
That woman besses the day when she
wrote her first letter to Dr. Pierce
This free consultation by correspond
ence which DR.. Pierce offers IL a privi-
lege women eagerly avail themselves OF
when they once understand that there Is
really no charge, and that every letter IL
road in private answered in private. and
the answer mailed in u perfect1y plain
envelope without any advertising UPON It.
Many women let these diseases fasten
on them because their modesty shrinks
nations and local treatments their friends
have had to submit to. These offensive
features are entirely done away with in
DR.. Pierce's method Of treatment. Write
woman for sympathy, but to man for
help. And It's IN the very law of our be-
ings that man should feel
A HELPFUL SYMPATHY
for woman, such as Is rarely extended by
one woman TO another. It's singular. but
III Is true that women in general make
! light OF the suffernes OF other members
of their own sex, and are apt TO be criti-
cal and cynical over their pains. And
perhaps for that reason women prefer to
oonide in a physician who, like pr.
Pierce, can give the practical sympathy
OF help. In u practice of over. thirty
Years as chief consulting physician for
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical instl-
tute at Buffalo, n. y. DR., Pierce has
treated more than half million women.
lninety-eght out Of every hundred. This