Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-13

which relate to the physical side of
life, which can only be second in i'm
portanee to the moral issues involved
in the discussion of the harmfulness
of the dance.
The danger of the dance is peculiar
ly great in the case of young women
who are suffering from any derange-
ment of the womanly functions, and
the fascinating pleasure of the dance.
which the young woman cannot fore
go, although nature warns her of the
danger, is doubtless responsible for
many case Of feminine disease which
burdens the wife and mother of later
years. Prevention is better than
cure" but it is very hard to prevent
these arrangements from occurring.
Youth is the play time of life. 1t would
be unnatural not to seek enjoyment at
this period. The danger comes in the
general ignorance as to the deep and
lasting injury which may be conse-
quent on a cold or an extra violent ex
ertion at the time of the month when
every woman needs to be careful.
Thousands of Young Women Have
Been Ruined
in health by a seemingly trivial neglect
of themselves under just these condi-
tions. They can't give up the pleasure
of dancing. But they pay for 1t with
after hours of the suffering and agony
of backache, headache, and nervous
depression. At last the time comes
when the woman can only be an on
locker at the dance; when the state OF
her womanly health compels her to
forego almost all the pleasures of life.
To every such woman no news will be
more welcome than the news that there
is absolute help and healing for these
disorders of women; that strength can
be restored and the pleasures of life
once more enjoyed to the full.
Let q woman who has experienced
this help and healing tell how 1t was
accomplished:
Il suffered from female weakness for
five months" writes Miss Belle He'd
rick. of Nye. Putnam Co, West Va. Il
was treated by good physician, but he
never seemed to do me any good. /
wrote to Dr. R. V. Pierce for advice,
which l received, telling me to take his
'Favorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery. | took thir-
teen bottles of 'Favorite Prescription,
and eight Of Golden Medical Discoy-
cry When ! had used the medicines
month my health was much improy-
ed 1t has continued to improve until
now | can work at almost all kinds Of
house work. I had scarcely any appe-
tite. but 1t is all right now Have
gained several pounds in weight. DIR.
Pieree's medicines have done wonder
fully well here. / would advise all
who suffer from chronic diseases TO
write to DR.. Pierce"
Strength to work means strength TO
play. and it is one of the marked fea-
lures of the cures performed by Dr.
Pierces Favorite Prescription that
there is a wonderful renewal OF
strength.
This is not a temporary benefit but
lasting cure. 'Favorite Prescription
cures the cause Of weakness. u regu-
Iates the periods, and without regular
ity no woman can have health. II dries
the drains by which the strength slowly
leaks away. 1t heals Inflammation and
liberation. which cause such bodily
distress ana nervous depression. u
cures female weakness. IL makes weak
women strong, sick women well.
Il enjoy good health, thanks to DR..
| Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery writes
Mrs. J. J. Schnetyer, OF Pontiac, Liy-
ingston Co, Ill. Have taken six bot
ties Of each kind. / was taken sick
last February. and the doctors here
called it grip ! lay for four weeks in
bed then. when ! got up. I found |
had Displacement Had such aches
and pains in my back and limbs. could
not stand any length Of time. | knew
that our doctor would insist the first
thing on an examination, and that |
would not submit to unless ] was dan
gerously sick, and then II would be too
late to do any good. Ny son had your
book. Common Sense Medical Adviser,
and I thought from reading Il that Dr.
Pierces medicines would DO me more
good than al the home doctors-and so
they have. II anyone had told me they
would do me so much good I would
have said. oh no, not that much good
| can say truly ] was surprised At the
benefit / received. ! can do all my
washing and also tend ny flower gar
den. In fact, am on my feet most all
the time. An old friend Of mine said
to me, Why, what is the matter with
you2 You are Agetting young again
/ told her ~ ken six bottles Of DR..