The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-01-06

"a Standing with resuc4nus fce9
where womanhood and girihood meet"
In the first critical period of her life she
begins to experience suffering which she
necessarily connects with the organs Of sex.
What il is she does not know Why il IS
she does not understand She needs unedi-
cal advice But she shginks from it Her
modesty Is up in arms at the thought OF
questions to be asked, of examinations TO
be submitted to- both alike Tepuguaut TO
drlicacy. So she suffers in silence. The
strain on the delicate machinery of her
organism becomes more severe Painful
irregularities become yet more painful.
And so, Silently, she treads the painful
path to confirmed invaiidism- Her crown
of modesty becomes q crown of thoTns.
She secs the glowing lamp light of cheer.
full homes. She hears the cooling of the
happy babe, the prattle Of joyous children,
and she fears that all that life Of home and
love Is not for her.
Or take the other typical case Of the
woman who has entered on the cares and
DUTIES OF wrFEHooD.
She has always been healthy and happy.
But now a change comes. Her eye loses
its brightness. Her step loses its spring.
The color fades from her cheek. Ere
ouently she is compelled TO lie down and
rest She is in constant pain. She looks
dreadiuRly down the calendar toward the
hour when the burden of motherhood will
be laid. upon her. She, too, needs help.
But, she too suffers silently, because she
cannot speak and open the door to such
questions or such examinations as her
modesty revoits at And yet all this suf-
fering IS as has been said, unnecessary,
because TO match Inodesty of speech there
is modesty of hearing.
There Is one physician who has fully met
the needs of modest women by offering
absolute confidence in hearing - absolute
confidence in neutrality-suspicious. with
absolute competence in treatment. His
remarkable discoveries and the way in
which he has met woman's peculiar needs
has made DR.. r. v. Pierce tchief consult
| ing physician to the Invalids' Hotel and
| Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, n. ", the
| friend and confdant of tens Of thousands
| of modest women. In over thirty years
experience with female disorders of every
possible type, treating them TO the number
! Of hundreds of thousands DR.. Pierce has
| been brought into relation with every form
| of feminine weakness, feminine pecul.
i iarity. and feminine disease. Where a
| local practitioner has experimental and
| failed with ten cases DR.. Pierce's discover
| les and advice have gone staight to the
| root and cured ten thousand. Every varia'
| ton of symptomatology is known to this
| lifelong specialist. The presence of com
/ plications that confuse and battle the ordin.
airy practitioner are every day experiences
i and every day successes to him.
His medical discoveries and his conf
Dental, fatheriy advice, are to-day the only
harbors to which weak, hopeless, unfor
tunate woman can turn for help and get q
,sinsty-SeDen times ont Of e1eyY hundred
Those who turn to him experience at once
instead Of skirmishing with symptoms
banishing of suffering. His "FayoritC
Prescription " not only removes all pain
full female irregularities but acts directly
on the delicate organs that suffer in the
strain and stress connected with mother
hood. II supplies vital force and energy.
DR.. Pierce is at all times ready to giv'
advice, free Of charge, to those who emplo!
his remedies. Address him as above.