Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-20

and weakened with their own daily burdens
to do any more than struggle almost hope
lessly against the physical and mental evils
that beset themselves, with no strength left
TO care for others. Women with large FAM
lilies find that the very ordeal of bringing
children into the world, and nursing and
rearing them to boyhood and girlhood, is
SO great draft upon the mothers strength
that she herself becomes the natural object
of care and protection.
1t is n glorious boon to the women of this
generation that the wonderful supportivc
tonic, originated by DR. Pierce of Buffalo,
N. ", is capable of sustaining them through
the ordeal Of frequent motherhood and
bringing them out Of it with ,tuilnpaired
woinanly strength and energy
Motherhood is not only the grandest of
wonan's possibilities, bln is the natural
tulillnient Of her physical being and when
prepared for with proper observance of
natures laws and attended by reasonable
care should be free from the mental de-
preston, excessive pain and subsequent
prostration so commonly experienced.
IhoTsaiidS of women have found that the
use of DR.. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription
during the cNpcctant time and over the
nursing period imparts precisely the local
strength and constitutional reinforcement
needed to carry them over this critical junct-
ure cheerfully, safely, almost painlcssly.
1t affords direct organic endurance and
constitutional nerve force. 1t gives recu-
perativc power; it promotes the secretion
of abundant healthy nourishmcnt for the
child during the nursing period. 1t is in
the best sense the guardian of childhood
for 1t not only enables the mother to take
up. the work of life again with vigor and
enjoyment but through her it imbues the
little one with the rugged natural strength
Which IS constant protection against the
physical evils with which childhood is
constantly assaiicd.
What DIR. Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription
does for mothers aud their children is we'll
excmplifcd i'll the experience of Mrs.
II. NJ. Hansrotc, of Magnolia Morgan Co.,
W. Va In recent letter to Dt. Pierce
she writes:
"I Sommcnccd to take DR.. rcrce's ravorite
Prescription sonnet thing over two years ago and
am glad TO testify that il is I God.scud to woman
kind. The three children who were born before
I began to take your medicine did not live long.
they were very delicate. but those born since
Qhrcc i'll all arc very hearty. aud that convinccs
me that your medicine is just what il is said to
fill n book about the way I suffered and the way
your medicine acted. Indeed every woman OF,
the globe ought TO know about your medicine"
Another lady Mrs. Elizabeth Hull, of AZ N1cs-
RICK ST., Pawtuckct K. L. writes: IL have had
fifteen babies and always had bad time Some
tines, times have had to have two doctors. began
taking your Favoritc Prescription last July
and Ill September gave birth to two little girls
aud never had such easy time. 1 had no
Ny twins when born weighed ten pounds each
They arc fine girls. now four months DID,
DR.. Picrcc's Common Sense Medical I'd.
wiser tells you how to treat almost .ycry
known form Of disease at home ard just
what TO do i'll case Of emergency. There
Is no trouble i'll understanding it, 1t con-
tains 1908 pages and more than TOO ilustra.
TONS. A papcr-covcrcd copy will be sent
tree for 2I onc-ccnt stamps, by the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
N: Y. If Frcnch cloth binding is want
Cd send ten cents more, thirty stamps
i'll all .