The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-06

have made you more so too. was
very happy, very, but as the years
went on my dear boy would have wear
led of his child-wife. She would have
been less and less a companion to him.
1 know 1 was too young and foolish.
1t is much better as 1t is
Poor little Dora! The sweet little
blossom faded and fell. But how many
women wake up to a realization of the
burden Of marriage, crying with Dora,
"I was not fit to be a Wife" and live
on through years Of misery and suffer-
ing.
UNFITNESS FOR MARRIAGE
is the cause of much Of the unhappi-
ness which is so frequently ventilated
in the divorce courts. The young Wo-
man, knowing nothing Of physical dis
abilities enters into the marriage OBJ
legation to wake from her dream of
love and happiness to realization of
possibilities Of suffering hitherto un-
known.
about ten years ago I was married
and three months later I became mis-
erable, but I did not know what was
the matter with me-" writes Mrs. John
Femmis, of Munson Station, Pa. Il
was so sick and nervous, was not able
to do any work at all; had to hire it all
done. My husbands mother had been
using your remedies, and one day she
came over to see me and brought some
of your 'Favorite Prescription With
her, and she said, Take that medicine
Il know it will help you took it
and it did help me and I got better Of
the bad feelings that ! had before |
commenced taking 1t; was soon able to
do my work myself. l took the medi-
cine right along till after confinement,
and l can safely say that DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is better than all
the other doctors medicine put to-
gether. Now l am happy and we'll
and the people who saw me before
when l was sick and see me now have
said-'How we'll you look and they ask
me what l got to make me so we'll |
quickly tell them what made me bet
ter Some Of the neighbors have used
the same medicine through my advice,
and they have been greatly benefited,
too. As long as God let's me live,
whenever I need any kind of drugs, I
will send for DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription, and Pellets 1t used to BE-
before I used your medicine that every
month had severe pains and then the
hemorrhage would stop and in a day
or two come back again, and so on for
4 week at a time, and | would have to
lie in bed, but now that is all over |
can go ahead with my work as If moth
ing was the matter. l will ever be
thankful to God and you for having
4, % hn1V GtVf ffa~ In
invalids like ! was myself. I will ad-
wise every sufferer who is in need ot a
doctor to put aside the doctor. and
get some of Dr. Pierce's medicine, and
that will be the best doctor they ever
had and the one who will do them the
most good"
THE YOUNG WIFE'S DANGER
commonly grows out of neglect of con-
ditions which seem to her trivial. Bu.
every variation from the normal in the
womanly functions is a prophesy Of
evil to come. Irrcguarity in the girl
is often the beginning of a derangc1
condition, which in wifehood opens the
way TO serious disease. Inflammation
comes and liberation TO be followed Dy
that condition of general disease
known as female weakness" Nc wo-
man is tit 10 be married in whom the
womanly function is not regula.' ard
hcalthful. The use of Or, Iiorc e.
Favoritc Prescription insures this reg
ularity and more than all, gives posi-.
tive strengths and vigor to the woman
ly organs
~ wrote for advice February ith,
1896" writes Mrs. Iona Halstead 4
Claremore, Cherokee. Nat, lnC Ty,
Il was racking with pain from the
back Of my head down 10 my heels.
Had hemorrhage for weeks at a time,
and was unable 10 sit up for ten
minutes at a time. You answered mI
letter advised mo n use your vllu-
able medicines, viz, Dr Pierce's Fav-
orie Prescription. Golden Med'ctl
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets alsr
gave advice about injections haths ana
diet. To rly surrCise, in rnur months
from the tprC l began yodr treltm nj
was we'll woman and have not had