The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27

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Poor little Dora! The sweet little bios
som faded and fell. But how many wom-
en- wake up to a realization of the burden
| OF marriage crying with Dora: Il was
not mt to be wife, and live on through
years of misery and suffering.
UNFITNEss FOR MARRIAGE
is the cause of much of the unhappiness
which is so frequently ventilated in the
divorce courts The young woman, know
ing nothing of physical disabilities, enters
into the marriage obligation to wake from
| her dream of love and happiness, to a
realization of possibilities of suffering
hitherto unknown.
about ten years ago I was married
land three months later | became miser-
able, but | did not know what was the
matter with me, p" writes Mrs. John Hem
mis-. of Munson Station. Pa. II 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
lyour remedies, and one day she came over
| to see me and brought some of your
| 'Favorite Prescription with her, and she
said: Take that incidence know it will
help you | took it and it did help me
and I got better of the bad feelings that
| l had before | commenced taking it; was
soon able to do my work myself. I took
| the medicine right along till after con-
| tinement and ] can safely say that DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is better
than all the other doctors medicine put
together. Now | am happy and we'll and
the people who saw me before when | was
sick and see me now have said: How
well you look. and they ask me what
got to make me so well. l quickly tell
them what made me better. 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 | need any kind
of drugs, l will send for DR.. Pierce's
low Wit DaIIN
used to be before l used your medicine
that every month 1 had severe pains and
then the hemorrhage would stop and in
a day or two. come back again, and so
on for week at a time, and I would
have to lie in bed. but now that is all
over. | can go ahead with my work as
If nothing was the matter. l will ever
be thankful to God and you for having
such remedies to help poor suffering in
valids like I was myself. | will advise
every sufferer who is in need of a doctor
to put aside the doctor and get some of
DR.. Plerce'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 condi-
lions which seem to her trivial. But every
variation from the normal, in the woman
lily functions is prophesy of evil to come.
Irregularity in the girl is often the be-
ginning Of deranged condition, which in
wifehood opens the way to serious dis
ease Inflammation comes and liberation
to be followed by that condition of gem
eral disease known as female weakness. y
No woman is fit to be married in whom
the womanly function is not regular and
healthful. The use Sof DR.. Pierce s
Favorite Prescription insures this regu-
larity and, more than all, gives positive
strength and vigor to the womanly or
gans.
Il wrote you for advice Feb. 4, 1896, :"
writes Mrs. Iona Halstead Of Claremore.
was racking with pain from the back, of
my head down to my heels. Had hemor-
image for weeks at time and was I'M
able to sit UP, for ten minutes at time.
You answered my letter advised me to
use your valuable medicines. viz, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets ,
also gave advice about injections baths
and diet. To my surprise, in four months
from the time | began your treatment
was well woman and have not had the
backache since and now / put in 16
hours day at hard work"
WHY DO WOMEN WAIT
when they discover the first symptoms
of the diseases peculiar to their sex? The
question is not hard to answer. Women
walt because they dread to face the I'M
pleasant questions, the indicate exami-
nations and the obnoxious local treat
menf which their friends have undergone
at the hands of some local physician.
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things and disease is allowed to go I'M
checked. DIR. Pierce has earned. the I'M
dying gratitude of thousands of women
who have taken advantage of his offer
of free consultation by letter and have
been treated and cured as was Mrs. Hal
stead, without having to submit to ques-
tions examinations and local treatments,
offensive to every modest-minded woman,
and only submitted to when there seems
no other way of escape.
IT, after undergoing all the mental mar
tyrdom attending on such treatment. the
suffering woman could be sure Of a cure
1t would be some consolation to her out
ragged feelings But the average local
practitioner can make no allowance for
the differences in women. He treats them
all alike, strong and weak, and makes no
allowance for the delicately-cons
woman, whose fine organization revolts
at the crudity of his methods. The use
of "Favorite Prescription" and DIR.
Pierces treatment have resulted in cures
where physicians and surgeons have
been entirely baftled and helpless.
81 can cheerfully recommend DR..
Pierces Favorite Prescription as one Of
the best medicines for women" writes
Mrs. Mary Murdoch of 200 Taylor street.
Topeka, Kan. ~ consider it the best
medicine made. / know 1t has no equal.
am the mother Of ten children and only