The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-07

company in every regiment in the army
| has men who excel as marksmen. They
can hit the bullseYe every time they fire
| But there's only one or two such men IL
a company. The rest fire. hit or miss
They could not be depended on in emer-
| gency to shoot sure and straight But
| suppose the commanding officer in al
army should pick out all these men and
make a separate regiment of them. Every
man sure shot Every man absolutely
to be counted on No ordinary regiment
could compete with these picked men for
minute,
MEN YOU CAN COUNT ON.
That's just the plan DR.. Pierce has fol-
lowed in gathering his staff. Its mem
beTs are picked physicians, graduates of
medical colleges, foreign and American.
Each of these physicians has his speciality.
Each Of them goes as straight and as
sure to the mark of disease as the rifle
man does to the bullseye. They are
physicians absolutely to be counted on
and relied upon in extremity.
This explanation, of course, robs DR..
Pierce's success of all attributes of the
marvellous. 1t is Just like any other sue
cess due to skill, study and ability. In
giving to women that great remedy, Dr.
Pierces FavOrite Prescription, all the
knowledge of diseases peculiar to women
attained in long years of experience has
been brought into play. Perhaps no
greater voucher for Dr. Pierce's ability
could be offered than this very medicine
" LiCu NOiutll themselves nave ndIlGu
"a GOD-SEND TO WOMEN"
and which cures every disease of the
female organs except cancer and tumor.
In the cures of eXtra-serious cases per-
formed by this remedy much doubtless
is due to the extra and special hygienic
and medical advice given free by DR..
Pierce to women consulting him by letter.
Any sick or ailing woman can consult
DR.. Pierce by letter absolutely free of
charge, and, receive the benefit of his
opinion and advice Every letter re
ceived is regarded as a sacred conf
dence 1t is read in private, answered
in private and the reply Sent in a pri-
vate envelope closely sealed and bear
ter whatever. There are many imitators
of DR.. Pierce's methods. In some cases
women are invited to write to a woman
on the ground that "a woman best under
overlooked by those who read this offer
that the woman does not claim to be
a physician. There is
A LEGAL PENALTY
for such a claim when it is falsely made
So no claim is made in such advertise
ments to give physicians advice only
a wOman's. But the medical advice of
woman who is not a qualified physician
is Just as dangerous as the medical ad-
vice OF man who is not qualified There
is no choice between your butcher and
your housemaid, your grocer and your
dressmaker, If it is question of medical
advice by unqualified people. 1t is well
to examine such offers. Such eXamina-
ton and investigation is invited by DR..
Pierce, well knowing that there is not
in the United States any proprietary
medicine establishment equipped as is
the lnvalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of Buffalo, N. Y, and no physician, male
or female, who has had either the eX-
perience or success in the treatment of
diseases of women which DR.. Pierce has
achieved You can write therefore with
out fear as without fee. Address DR..
r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
There is no alcohol, whisky or other
intoxicant, and no opium or narcotic in
any form in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. It is the only proprietary
medicine for womans peculiar ailments
on sale by druggists for which the claim
can be truthfully made that it is a non
alcoholic and non-narcotic medicine.
A gift is always acceptable. But few
gifts have found favor in the family as
has DR.. Pierces Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser which is given away
by the author. 1t is a perfect encyclo-
pedia of medical knowledge and hygienic
wisdom. 1t begins with life in embryo
and follows 1t down the lines of devel-
opment to its final riDening and reaning.
No home can afford to be without it.
This book of zoos pages, with over 100 il
Illustrations, is sent free on receipt of
stamps to cover cost of mailing only
Send q one-cent stamps for the paper
bound, or 81 stamps for the cloth bound
edition, to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo,
n. Y.