The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-26

should be a blessing seems, sometimes,
a curse There is no strength to nurse
or nourish the little one, who tugs Valnly
at the dry fountain of the breast with
eager, thirsty lips.
Why is it?
Why must women pay such painful
price for motherhood? 1t seems un-
reasonable and unnatural that such a
price should be exacted for the simple
fulfllmen of the law of being. For Ma
ture echoes and entorces the alvlhe COM
mand increase and multiply.
Ii is unreasonable and unnatural that
woman alone should be singled out Ior
such penalty. Every living thing
brings forth fruit after his kind, ma
turally, regularly, and without the strain
or struggle as compared with the strain
and struggle of human motherhood. The
first thing that every woman needs 10
be taught is that the larger part of
WoMAN's SUFFERING IS UN-
NATURAL
and unnecessary That apart from the
momentary birth pang, maternity should
be a JOY unalloyed. If it is not so II IS
because OF
"-the social laws !.
That err from honest Natures rule;
Because in succeeding generations
women have sacrificed their vital forces
to the idol, Custom, and when they are
confronted with maternity are unequal
to It's demands. 1t would seem apparent
children could be borne with little PAIN
and nursed with boundless pleasure II
the lost vital power could be restored 70
women. All women needs is strength, ana
if she can obtain that the ordeal OF
maternity loses all its terrOrs. Tens OF
thousands of women have found IIls
strength in the use of DR.. P1erces RAJ
yorite Prescription. To give strength ana
Vigor TO the delicate Womanly organs Is
the mission of this medicine. 1t does this
| by twofold process. First, 1t cures the
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nations and female weakness which
sap woman's strength. Next, it imparts
vigorous vitality to the delicate organs;
places them in a condition OF natural
health, so that all their functions being
performed naturally and BEAUTIFULLY, are
| performed in Natures way with the least
| expenditure of strength, the least strain,
| the least friction.
| WOMEN NEVER CEASE WONDERING
at the results which follow the use OF
/ 'sFavorite Prescription" 50 various are
| they and often so unexpected Here q
| line from a letter from Mrs Mary r.
/ Lewis, of Tanner, Gilmer county, W. va
For fifteen years l suffered untold mis-
| cry When / commenced taking Dr:
| Pierce's medicines / had given up all
hope of ever getting well. / weighed then
/ ninety pounds, and now weigh one nun
/ dred and forty. After being sick so long
| I have changed to be robust and rosy
checked. Here's line or two from an
Mrs Mrs. Anna Willy of AHchigan Housed
| Worthwhile, Sphinx county, So. Dakota
/ writes: Il am enjoying good health
! thanks to your kind advice and valuable
/ remedies. / suffered very much with Ie-
male weakness and other ailments foI
more than two years, when 1 wrote 70
you for advice. After carefully following
! your advice and taking six bottles each
| of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
| Golden Medical Discovery, 1 am now q
well and happy woman.
Mrs. Matte Venghaus, OF Tioga, Han
! cock county, ILL.,, writes: had peer
! sick for seven years, not in bed but 1usl
| dragging myself around. At last l took
| three bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
/ Prescription and five Of Golden Medical
| Discovery and IL is impossible TO des-
cribe in words the good these medicines
| did me-.
When it Is remembered that these tes-
/ timonials are the voluntary expressions
/ of woman's gratitude, and that Dr.
/ Pierce with his associated stan of nearly
Il a score of physicians, has treated over
half a million women, with record OF
/ ninety-eight per cent Of cures, it would
| seem that "FavOrite Prescription has q
claim TO the consideration OF every weak
| or ailing woman.
II has happened time and again that
women who have "doctored" for years
with small alienation Of their trouble
| and no apparent possibility Of a cure
| have been perfectly and permanently
| cured by DR.. Pierce's treatment. In many
| cases the peculiar features OF their dis
ease had been overlooked In other cases
| women were being treated for the WRONG
1 disease. In all such cases no matter how
rooted the disease cure almost always