The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-10

force of nature should rally to her sup
port She should be strong in body. cheer
full in mind. There should be always
smile On her lips and a song in her heart
as she thinks that she is to be of those
who are blessed among women. But
as a general thing mot herhUod finds woman
at her worst instead of at her best. She
Is weak of body, respondent of mind and
her heart is full of anxious forebodings
of the future.
may have healthy children. These con
ditons have been realized by many
mothers who have used DR.. Pierce's Fa-
volite Prescription.
"a BIG, STRONG BABY"
81 am so thankful for what Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has done
for me, writes Mrs John 7; Smith Of
SLOGAN. B. c., Box So 1t helped me
through the trying months preceding
the birth of my baby, ! have a big,
strong baby girl, the most healthy of all
my three, and the Prescription cured
me of a disease which was taking away
all my strength"
1t is often said iestingly that the inn
portant part OF Woman's letter is con-
tanned in a postscript. It is certainly true
of Mrs. Smiths letter that the last sen
tence is the most important from medi-
cal point of view. 1T cured me of a
disease that was taking away all my
strength. The help during the trying
months preceding the birth of my baby
and the big, strong baby girl are con-
sequences. Of the cure of the strength
draining disease.
There are thousands of women whose
strength is being drained by disease, who
never realize how great that drain is
until they begin to live for two instead OF
one. There are thousands of weak moth
ers of fretful children, who will never
know happiness in maternity or bring
into the world healthy children until the
diseases which drain the strength are
stopped. They can he stopped by the use
If mr. e a Presentation
is a womans medicine. 1t is not a cure
all, but it is designed solely TO cure those
diseases which are peculiar TO, women.
In the cure of these diseases II Is without
a rival. 1t regulates the periods, dries
disagreeable and weakening DRAINS heals
Inflammation and liberation ana cures te-
male weakness. It makes childbirth
practically painless and gives strength to
nursing mothers.
81 wish to extend my most heartfelt
thanks for the benefit your medlclne mas
been to me-" writes Mrs. Charles Leray
of Unionville Tuscola county, Michigan.
81 had what the doctors called infam-
nation of the ovaries there was pus
formed iii the fallopian tubes. once or
twice a year l would have spell OF
sickness lasting about two months; very
severe pains in my sides, over the ova-
ries and down the upper part Of my
limbs to the knees it seemed as if the
by severe vomiting and nose bleed. l
was not able to do my work. / was SO
sore across the abdomen II ! stepped
down quickly it almost killed me. Could
not keep hardly anything on my stomach
any of the time.
II was examined by our home physi-
clan, also one in Toledo, Ohio, and they
all said l would have to have the ovaries
removed In June 1898, | went from To-
ledo to Battle Creek, to the Advent Sani-
tarium. and was examined by Drs. tsi-
logg and Vinegar and they advised an
operation. l took treatment there for ten
weeks; local and bath room treatment,
such as electric baths, hot lamentations,
etc. | improved some and returned home
the first of September and commenced do