Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-08-24

woman WOULD make IL her serious
business to understand herself mentally,
morally and physically, using the COM
mon sense that God has given her,
there would be far less misery and
suffering woven into the pattern of her
life. She can make it almost anything
she chooses
Every woman who wants to derive
the full share of happiness, which
nature intended her 10 find as a
woman, wife and mother, ought to
read that great and wise book, 1.-THE
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser, by X. V. Pierce, NJ. ID. Several
hundred of its thousand pages are de-
voted to the subject of woman special
physiology, telling in plain and refined
her physical self to meet the emergen-
cies of her developing career.
1t tells young women and prospective
mothers how to obtain the special
health and strength necessary for
happy, capable wifehood and mother.
hood; how to reinforce their vitality
during the eXpectant time and during
the nursing period, so that the child
will be stronger and healthier, and the
mothers vlgor will not be exhausted
by the burdens of frequent motherhood.
The author of this great book is
among the most successful of living
physicians; no other physician has had
wider experience in the treatment OF
women's diseases. He is recognized
| throughout the world as an authority
in TINS particular field of medical
practice. His ''Favorite Prescription"
| is known in every corner of the civilized
globe rs the most remarkable sup
| portive tonic and health creator ever
| devised for weak and ailing women.
1t imparts direct strength and health
full vitality TO Ionian's delicate, special
structure, and increases the vigpr, en-
durance and recuperative force OF her
entire system.
5000 SPENT IN VAIN.
A Pennsylvania lady, Mrs. Aonzo
| Rathmel, living at the corner OF Meade
and Almond streets, in Williamsport,
| in recent letter says: my life is q
story of misery. Until the birth of my
boy | had health that / often boosted
Of married in my twenty fifth year,
and two years afterward my hoy was
born. Then the health l boosted Of
was suddenly gone. Pen or tongue can
never describe the awful suffering |
endured for a year and half. l was
so miserable | longed for death to
relieve me, when kind neighbor came
in and asked ms to try a bottle of DIR.
Pierce's Fayorite Prescription. | said
despairingly oh, its of no use,
can't ever be any better. She in
sisted, and my husband who was in
despair, got bottle and took it Just
to please him. had not taken half a
1 uh I h To liz
the room without feeling faint or
having any ralpitation of the heart.
oh what God-send your medicine is
to suffering humanity. We had spent
two hundred dollars with the leading
doctors without any benefit whatever.
| Last December / had q baby and
| thanks to your 'Favorite Prescription. ,
| stood the confinement we'll and have
fourteen pound baby girl. Today
| feel HIS well rs | ever did in my life. l
hate to even think of how felt before
l began to take your madeleine. | could
not stand on my feet but it seemed as
though l would fall through myself I;
and to walk was simply torture. But
today | can hardly believe that ever
was so miserable. / know that l IN
duced q number of friends to try your
'Favorite Prescription and have heard
of no failures. "
For thirty years DIR. Pierce has been
chief consulting physician to the In
yalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo, N. y, assisted by staff of
nearly a score of skilled specialists in
the different branches of medical prac-
tice. Any woman consulting him by
mail will receive, free of charge, the
best professional advice anywhere OBJ
tainable.
! In specially obstinate and compli-