The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-02-02

courage. She referred 60 her condition -
"heT cross" and everyone thought how
brave aud good she was to bear her burden
with such fattitndc. One by one her girl
| friends were Joined to the men Of their
| choice. She sent them all pteaenta aud
received from each a piece o. wedding
cake, which she cried over little, and
didn't put under her pillow because II
| wasn't any good fot her 20 dream No
man could marry her A life Of solitary
| suffering was hcFa Yet her kad suiilc only
got brighter aH het eFosA got heavier. Ono
| day young man found hls way Into that
home looking upon this girl, he loved
her: And 40 he came often and shc grew
| 70 look for him, aud learned 20 lean on
him, aud dreamed the pretty dreams that
| come 10 pure wotnen whose hFafta God has
fashioned iof happy love. Hut over all the
| prospect was the shadow of her etoas.
n could never be. never bc /" She aald
II over and over again 70 herself many q
night a. the tears niippsA down her face:
be III only could be 20 Aad ske said
this many tinics day and night One day
she lay on the sofa and began 10 say, "n
"IT SHALL nRl"
"pil break this cross 10 pieces OF I'll dia
trying" And then she looked around for
help, And by chance Of pEoysdsnee there
whose title aud contents are referred 10
below. u appealed 10 her Common
sense was what she needed. She realised
now that she had eyes, hands, organs,
dimensions like her giEl friends, who were
matTons and mothefn. She realized that u
was not common Renar that ahr should be
born 20 be crushed by her cross.
Life, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
wxtr her inaIienable rights aud she wanted
the full rights Of her wotnanhood II was
common sense Ahc needed. She had tried
all the aneommon, extraordinary and ex-
tfavagant forms Of treatment, now she
wanted less medieins aud more common
sense II was thus she began the use Of
DF. Piefcr's FavoFltc Prescription. The
res, OF the story sounds like . fairy story.
Hut Il IL only like fairy story Ia that II
ends amid the merry elang ~ marriage
bells and with they lived happy ever
affrFwaTd,"
II seemed miracle 10 her friends 10 Gee
this martyr, this patient gross bearer, get
up from her aofs and begin 10 live. II was
more strange when she took 10 golf, and
the wheel, and trnula, with all the afdoE
Of one so long excluded from out door
enjoyment And stfangeKt Of all that she
became the mother Of healthy, happy chill.
asen. This u not q fairy story. II u not
the story Of one person. II Ia the STORY uf
thousands Of women. ft 10 . composite
picture ~ WHICH obe can uAge taco pshtnu
lace, lined with suffering. channeled by
tsaTS II Il = story a. true A. the parable
OF the Prodigai Son, which waa not the
story OF one young man but the story Of The
type which repeats Itself generation After
generation and la as common 70 Europe as
V Asia, 70 Africa - TO America.
~ IT YoUR sroRYf
Your story either In whole os In parti
There's hops for ycu There's help fog
you. Or. PieTee's Favorite Prescription has
cured 10 many cases where life was daily
burden under which the weak and weary
body staggered on 70 the grave, that Il can
be recommended with the utmost aAsnx.
anee Ia every case Of female disorders.
TO RRADaAA OF TINS pAyER vnEM.
We viii send the "common Sense MedlcMl
Adviser the lie work Of De. n. Y, Pierce. %
Feeeipa of twenty one tsil one cent stamps 10
defFay cost Of mailing only, u you desire the
papefe6veTed edition. or Tor the same book.
handsomely and permanently hourd IN eluta.
aend u eeGts In stamps 10 the Worlds DispsA.
sAFy Msdieai Association BufIaio ". Y.