The Arizona sentinel., 1899-01-14

the most complete and perfect of womanly delights Is denied so often to those most fitted by their loving nature to enjoy it.
 It is impossible to avoid the feeling that kindly nature would not allow her own best purposes to be defeated, without some fault or short coming on the part of the woman who longs to be a mother; and ex pcrience shows that ill a large number of cases the difficulty lies in some unnatural weakness which, by proper and reasonable means is altogether remediable.
 So delicate and sacred subject cannot be treated i'll any but serious, and St the Sanie time sensible spirit. It is pu ely feeling of gratitude and desire thai other women like themselves shall be made happy and contented that prompted the writing of the following letters win the express permission that they be published here:
 My baby girl is now five weeks old aud is fat and healthy as be- writes Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, of Spring City, Sanpete Co.,, Utah. II commenced using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- continued to use 1t until was confined. used about ten bottles ill all. have been subject tt 1niscarriags having ten of them and two pre- mature children. was not troubled in the least this last time l got stronger each mouth progressed and went to my full time. shall recouimend Dr. Pie-ces Favorite Prescription to ali I meet who are troubled with female weak. ness. There are several ladies taking thee' Fa- voTite Prescription since they have seeu the benefit received and more no doubt, will con- mence its use after know1nG 1uy condition. as my progress was watched with much interest by many ot my neigl;5ors and friends"
 " My wife has Used Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre- scription when i'll critical condition and finds it the best medicine on earth,' writes W. I. Journigan, of Rhinellart, Cataloula Par, La. ~ My wife had 1niscarried seven times, but with the last child she took nine bottles of the Fa- voritc Prescription and the child is a large, fine boy. The Favorite Prescription makes childbirth easy"
 Tl. Al. head of that great, model sanitaTium, the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y, as its chief consulting phy- sician. Here he has had an intimate, prac- tical experience ill this particular field of practice, which is probably unequaled by that of any physician in America.
 His unparalleled success in diagnosing disease and prescribing prompt and effect i've remedies is acknowledged by leading physicians everywhere. His Favorite Prescription '' has cured more cases of fe- male complaint than all other medicines combined. It is tue ouly proprietary re,r- edy devised for this express purpose by an acionplished, scientific physician.
 When you ask your druggist for Dr. -" let me sell you something else just as good " ask him gently but firmly if his just as good " medicine has "just as good " record as Dr. Pierce's, a "just as good " physician beh;1d ii as Dr. Pierce, and carries with it "just as good privi- ieges of consultation and treatment, as do Dr. PieTce's rnediciues
 There are no medicines for female dis. orders as good as pr. Piercc's.
 Ii fact 1t is the only successful specific remedy for women prescribed and prep2red hy graduated physician in regular prac- tce and sold through druggists.
 Every woman would be benefited by the ole # I7a1- SNl, r.c01 colt which she would obtain from Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, splendid thousand page volume, illustrated with over seven hundred ergravings and several colored plates. More than half million copies of this valuable book were sold at $I. 50 each; but paper-bound copy wiU now be sent free for the mere cost of mail irg-2I one-cent stamps, which should be inclosed to Worlds Dispersary Medical Association, Buffalo N. Y, or if hand someY, heavier cloth-bound copy is desired ten stamp extra ehouid be sent.