The Worcester spy., 1899-08-02

ing drains are set up and allowed to con-
tinue unchecked. The delicate female or
gans become liberated and inflamed, and
probably there is female weakness or
displacement of internal organs, with
oearing-down pains The consequence is
neryousness, physical languor, weak
Even then it probably doesn't dawn on
the afflicted woman's mind that the pain
IN her head, in her back or at her heart
eased conditions of the delicate womanly
organs Yet that is the exact condition
of affairs. Thousands of women have
proven this who have used Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription to cure debilitating
catarrhal drains, and an liberated and
inhamed condition of the internal organs,
and have found to their glad surprise
that when the local health of the wom-
anly organs was established, strength
came back to the whole body.
REMOVE THE CAUSE.
back or the heart, The centre of the
diseased condition lies in those delicate
womanly organs, and through them the
whole body becomes sympathetically af-
worth a volume of theory. Here is the
actual experience of one woman.
AFTER a silence of a few months l
again write you in regard to my health
the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, 'Favorite Prescription and
Pleasant Pellets" writes Mrs. Mollie
E. Carpenter Of Linaria, Cumberland
bottles of 'Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery and many
walls of the Pellets. When I first wrote
to DIR. Pierce concerning my health
was so weak / could only write few
words until 1 would have to rest. l was
so weak l could hardly walk. Words
can not express my sufferings. Dimness
Of sight, palpitation, shortness of breath,
black spots or else shining lights before
my eyes, terrible headache, numbness in
my arms and hands and tongue, also my
jaws would get numb; constipation, fall
ing of the womb, leucorrhea, soreness
through my bowels; in fact l was dis
eased from head to foot. Now / can do
my own washing and cooking; I can take
a ten-quart pail in one hand and six
quart pail in the other (full of water)
and carry both one-fourth of a mile and
never stop to rest. / am as heavy as
was at 10 years Q25 pounds. | also had
dimness of sight and Impaired memory.
had spells that when / would try to
speak | couldn't think of the words
else | have improved, oh, so much. and
DR. Pierce's medicines have done the
good work. 1t has been about a year
since | commenced the use of the medi-
cines. My health has been improving
slowly but surely. We can not expect
a disease that has been coming on for
years to be cured in a few days. If any
lady suffering as l have been will write
to DR.. Pierce and get his advice and use
his medicines according to directions, a
cure will surely result"
"DIsEAsED FROM HEAD TO FOOT"
That experience is worth thinking over.
Look at the gravity of the case. II was
diseased from head to foot"
Contrast the former weakness when she
wrote her first letter to Dr. Pierce, and
could only write a few words until
would have to rest" with the present
strength, which enables her to take a
quart pail in the other, both full of water,
and carry them quarter of mile with
out stopping to rest" That's only the
case of one. woman in thousands who
have been similarly cured by "Favorite
Prescription" But it's an extraordinary
case. II proves that the most hopeless
conditions yield to the persistent use of
'Favorite Prescription" In ordinary
cases the cure is much quicker, and a
much smaller quantity Of medicine is
needed to effect it.
That woman besses the day when she
wrote her first letter to DR.. Pierce. This
free consultation by correspondence which
DR.. Pierce offers Is a privilege women
eagerly avail themselves Of when they
once understand that there is really no
charge and that every letter Is read In
private, answered in private and the an
swer mailed In a perfectly plain envelope
without any advertising upon It,
Many women let these diseases fasten
on them because their modesty shrinks
from the questionings, indelicate exami-
nations and local treatments their friends
have had to submit to. These offensive
features are entirely done away with in
DIR, Pierces method OF treatment Write
plain letter You are not writing to a
woman for sympathy but to a man for
help. And it's in the very law OF our
beings that man should feel
A HELPFUL SYMPATHY
for woman. such as Is rarely extended
by one woman to another. It's singular
but 1t Is true that women in general
make light. Of the sufferings of other
to be critical and cynical over their
pains. And perhaps for that reason
women, prefer to conffde In a physician
tical sympathy of help. In practice OF
oyer thirty years as chief consulting
physiQlan of the InYalida, IoteI 4 nd s,,.