The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-21

that there is no why" for the sufferings
| of the majority of women that there is
no reason in nature why they should not
go through marriage and motherhood and
retain their health and beauty; that such
a condition of things as obtains among
women is not natural but unnatural. All
that is needed is that the woman joins
hands with nature to cast of the COndi-
tons which undermine her health and
| dishgure her beauty. Let it be under
stood that the normal and natural condi-
tiOn of the body is one of health, and that
| in this condition of health every physical
function is discharged with comfort and
| pleasure. Then, remember that every
disease which establishes itself in any
organ is an usurper, an inrerlopeT and
has no rights in or claims on the body.
Against every such usurper nature wages
continual warfare. If she does not
overcome and drive out the alien and
the victim of this oppression Is entirely
passive and fails to give the needed as
sistance.
Women who have realized these facts.
who have Joined forces with nature
against disease, have found in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription a prepara-
in this struggle against disease. They
have well named it, that God-send TO
women, for 1t has done for them what
no medicine heretofore has been able to
dot has absolutely cured them of the
foul diseases which fed upon their vtali-
ty like some ghoul or vampire. The
range of cures covered by 'Favorite
Prescription" includes every form Of dis
ease which attacks the womanly organs,
excepting only cancerOus diseases and
tumors. Debilitating drains, liberation
female troubles, bearingdown pains; all
these and related ailments it has per-
fectly and permanently cured.
A WOMANS WISE DECISION.
81 would like to express my gratitude
to you for the benefits / have received
from your wonderful medicine, ''Favorite
Prescription" writes Mrs. c. n. Ander-
son of Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge
county, Virginia. ut Is a God-send to
weak and sickly women, restoring good
health without subjecting their weak
nerves to the shock of an examination.
was all run down in health from Novem-
Der until March-could not work but a
short while without resting Was so
write; had a very poor appetite and what
ate did not seem to do me much good.
decided to write to DR.. Pierce and state
my case, and am thankful that l did, for
in due time received favorable reply
as to what kind of medicine to take
sent and got 1t and commenced taking
Took six bottles of 'FaYorite Prescrip-
tIon,' one Of Golden Medical Discovery
and one val of Pellets 1 can now work
as well as I could before l was taken
sick. think DIR. Pierce's medicines the
best in the world for sick and nervous
women. May God bless you in your good
Work.
Il never courted newspaper notoriety,"
writes Mrs. +. A. Bender, of Keene,
Coshocton county. Ohio, yet I am not
afraid 70 speak good word for your
,Fayorite Prescription and Pleasant
Pellets. Over year ago I suffered ter
rioly for nearly four weeks with pro-
lapsus and weakness. After using one
bottle Of 'Favorite Prescription and one
OF pellets, l was a well woman. l have
taken no medicine since and have had no
symptoms Of my former trouble. Have
used the 'Favorite Prescription at diff
ferent times for more than four years
and find It has no equal"
ROBUST AND ROsY-CHEEKED."
When the local health of the womanly
organs IS established, the health of the
whole bGdy is renewed. One woman
Mrs. Mollie E. Carpenter, of Linaria,
Cumberland county, Tennessee) writes:
when first wrote to DR.. Pierce, words
can not express my sufferings. I had
female trouble. weakening drains, sore
ness through my bowels-in fact I was
diseased from head to foot. Now I can
do my own washing and cooking, and am
as heavy as l was at 49,
Another, Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, of Tan
ner Gilmer county, West Virginia, writes
For Is years I suffered untold misery.
When I commenced taking DR.. Pierce's
medicines / had given uD all hope of
ever getting well. I now weigh 40 pounds
instead of 80, and am in better health than
ever before. After being sick so long, 1
have changed to be robust and rosy
checked"
These are only scraps from long letters
detailing stories of suffering and cure.
They are but echoes of the testimony of
half a million healthy, happy women
who have been made so by the use of
''FavOrite Prescription"
Sick and ailing women are invited to
consult DR.. Pierce by letter. There is
no charge for this consultation. Over
thirty years experience as chief con-
sulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N. Y,
has given DR.. Pierce a national reputa-
tIon as a specialist in diseases of women.
Any woman may write, sure of a care
full consideration of her case and a frank
and fatherly reply. All letters are con-
sidered as strictly private and sacredly
confidential. No third person need
enter into this confidence, as all answers
are enclosed in a plain envelope without
printing or advertising on it.
THE "BEARDED LADY"
Women are sometimes appealed to by |
the cunningly worded advertisements of |
designing men to write to a woman " /
on the plea that women sympathizes |
with woman" and woman understands |
a woman's needs" AS a matter of fact |
a man must be a physician to give medi- /
cal advice and it is equally true that no |
woman is competent to give medical ad- |
vice on woman's diseases without medical I
knowledge and training. If YOU want 1
a woman's advice scores Of friends