Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-05

" " AR u Y I'M
health of the whole body is renewed
One woman (Mrs. Mollie E. Carpen-
ter, of Llnaria, Cumberland County,
Ienn.), writes: When | first wrote
to DIR. Pierce, words cannot express
my suferings. | had female trouble
weakening drains, soreness through
my bowels-in fact, | was diseased
from head to foot Now | can do nv
own washing and cooking and am
as heavy as | was at nineteen"
Another, Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, OF
Tanner, Gilmer Co., w. Va, writes:
For fifteen years | suffered untold
misery. When | commenced taking
DIR. Pierces medicines | had given
up all hope of ever getting well.
now weigh 40 pounds instead of 90,
and am in better health than ever be-
fore. After being sick so long,
have changed to be robust and ROSY
checked"
Those are only scraps from long
letters detailing stories of suffering
and cure. They are but echoes OF
thetestimony of half a million healthy.
happy women, who have been made
so by the use OF "I'avorite Prescrip-
ton
Sick and ailing women are invited
to consult DIR. Pierce by letter. There
is no charge for this consultation
| Over thirty years experience as CHIEF
consulting physician to the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buf-
falo, \. Y, has given DR.. Pierce a
national reputation as specialist in
diseases of women. ANY woman
may write, sure OF a careful consid-
Grafton OF her case and frank and
fatherly reply. All letters are CON
sldered as strictly private and sacred,
ly confidential. No third person need
enter into this confidence, as all an
swers are inclosed in plain envelope
without printing or advertising on it
THE BEARDED LADY"
women are sometimes appealed tC
by the cunningly worded advertise
ments of designing men to write tc
a woman on the plea that woman
sympathlzes with woman" and "wo
man understands woman's needs
As a matter OF fact a man must be q
physician to give medical advice. ant
1t IS equally true that no woman is
competent to give medical advice or
Womans diseases without medica
knowledge and training. If you wan
a womans advice, scores of friend:
around you can give it. If YOU wan
doctors advice, ask first: rs thi.
woman a competent and qualified
physician" The answer to that ques
ton will tend to restrict the bearded
lady" to a legitimate field of opera
tons. SO far as is known there i:
no qualified and competent woman
physician associated with any prep
= aration put up for female diseases
, There certainly is no one, man OF
woman, with the experience of DR.
) Pierce; with over thirty years devoted
to the treatment of woman's disease.
and a record of ninety-eight per cen
OF cures in half million cases.
: DOES NOT INEBRIATE.
There is no alcohol or other in
toxlcant in "Favorite Prescription,
neither does it contain opium or othe
narcotic. OF no other medicine espe
cially designed for women can thi
be said. "Favorite Prescription" doe
not induce craving for stimulants O
. narcotics. Without any of these in
gradients and even without syrup O
= sugar, it retains its pleasant taste ant
healing properties in any climate.
Many dealers give you "Favorit
Prescription" when you ask for i,
Some dealers don't, because Their
may be few cents more for them il
some substitute But you don't ge
any share of that extra profit. Ii
fact, you lose your entire outlay
} you become party to such an impo
I sition. Only DIR. Pierce's medicine
work DR.. Pierce's cures. For tina
I reason insist on 'Favorite Prescrip
] ton"
2 1T ALWAYS pLEASES.
Every one who has taken advan
: tage of DIR. Pierce's gift offer of tn
/ Common Sense Medical Adviser
as pleased with the work as Mrs.
: c. Dooley of Cumming, Warren Co
:. Iowa, who says: THE Medical Ad