The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-05-02

facetiously, "If this sort of thing keeps on
we'll all be AmeriCalllZed !"
There is something about the air of this
country which inclines our women to act
independently. girl may try to wrap up
her womanly instincts beneath cloak of
fashionable vanity, but the little love gods
find out the weak spots in her armor and
pelt her numerically. If she is a true
American the chances are after all that
nine tnSes in ten she will marry the man
she cares for. The vast majority of our
young women seek no greater blessing
than to be wellloved wives of strong
hearted men and mothers of healthy
happy children.
The natural burdens of wifehood and
otherhood have been amazingly lightened
in the last thirty years. Advanced science
has found a way to overcome the physical
weakness of women and make them strong
and capable of performing their wifely and
motherly duties.
THE MODERN WoMAN's OPPORTUNITY
At the present day there is no need for
any woman in this country to be weighed
down and overwhelmed with physical
weakness or disease. A woman suffering
from any delicate ailment peculiar to her
sex, no matter what the circumstances may
be, may obtain such eminent professional
advice and assistance as queen could
hardly command a generation ago. She
can have all the advantages of that splendid
American Institution, the Worlds Dispen-
sary Medical Association of Buffalo N ",
with it's staff of nearly twenty eminent
specialists in the different branches of
medical practice. At their head as chief
consulting physician is DR.. r. V. Pierce,
one of the most widely experienced ply
by mail and giving a careful statement of
her case will receive sound professional
advice and suggestion for hone-treatment
free of charge.
1t is impossible to estimate the immense
amount of suffering that weak and ailing
women have been saved by DR.. Pierce's
suggestions for home-treatment and the
use of his matchless prescriptions. His
"Favorite Prescription - has done more to
promote the health and strength of women
of our land than all other remedies COM
bined. 1t is recognized throughout the
world as the one greatest supportive tonic
and special strengthener that has ever been
devised for women.
1t gives healing and power and endur-
ance to the delicate special organism of
women; imparts natural vitality and vigor
to their entire nerve structure 1t banishes
abnormal and irregular conditions stops
unnatural drains; creates healthful capacity
and stamina.
1t prepares women for motherhood car
ties them safely and comfortably through
the ordeal; takes away all its dangers and
nearly all its pain; promotes abundant nat.
hral nourishment for the child and, through
the favorable influence upon the mother,
increases the little ones natural strength
and hardwood.
Mrs Betsey NJ White, of Stoneycreek, Warren
Co., n. ", i'll a letter to DIR. Pierce says: Your
|Favorte Prescription has done wonders in our
house. Ny sons wife had been for years a great
Sufferer; all broken down and very weak and
nervous. She was troubled with all the pains
and aches one slender could endure. She
took everything she heard of. hoping to get
help. but in vain so she tried DIR. Pierce s
Favorite Prescription and it did wonders for
her The doctors said she could not live to have
another child she came near dying many
times, This spring she had nice boy weigh
ing eleven pounds; she got through before we
could get any one there. was afraid she would
nicely she got along. May God bless you for
the good you have done"