St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-01-03
SHE LOVES BABY BEST OF ALL.

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SHE LOVES BABY BEST OF ALL.
The mother loves her romping boy;
Her little maiden fair and tall;
But ah this wee soft nesting joy
She loves the baby best of all.
The Frist-born runs beyond her cali
Time builds them sturdiy and last;
And so, most tenderly of all
She loves the weakest and the last.
Her heart still follows all the rest
Where ere they stray, what ere betall;
But sheltered closely on her breast
She loves the baby best of all.
Every woman who hopes to become
a mother should feel the sense OF mater
nal protection and responsibility even
before the little one arrives; and should
leave no means untried no insure its tu
ture happiness. Above all things it is
the duty of an expectant mother to give
sensible heed to her own health and
physical condition.
Approaching motherhood has been
changed for thousands of women from
a time of weakness and dread and de-
spondency into one of cheerfulness and
strength and joyful anticipation by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
for women which makes the coming of
baby absolutely free from every danger;
and relieves the entire critical period
from all it's fears and from nearly all its
pains.
1t gives the mother strength to recu-
perate; and a rich store of vitality to
sustain the new life dependent upon her
own. 1t promotes the secretion OF
healthy nourishment and improves its
quality. Through its effect upon the
mother it creates an endowment of tu-
ture health and hardihood for the child.
The delighted gratitude of Mrs. Pearl
Walton, of Quincy, Adams Co., Iowa,
will find an echo in the heart Of every ex-
pectant mother: Previous to the birth
of my child" writes Mrs. Walton, II had
no appetite, was sick at my stomach,
| had headache, could not rest at night,
was completely worn out in every way.
| commenced to use DR.. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription and began to improve
right away. used two bottles OF this
great medicine and felt like new per
son. At the time of confinement was
in labor but a little while and owe it
all to that great remedy-Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription"
Mrs. Mable Jordan, of Swoford. Lew.
is Co., Washington, writes: Il took DR.
P;erce's Favorite Prescription until the
very last day. We now have fine
plump little girl over two weeks old.
suffered less pain than with any of the
others, this beingtbe sixth child, and SHE
has good health. got up the tenth
dav and dressed myselt-somethine
could not do with the other babies
Have been gaining in strength every day
and feel well, all due to God and to DR.
Pierce's medicine"
Mrs. Geo. Taylor, OF Lawson, Cleal
Greek Co., Colo, writes: II have beer
a great sufferer from sick headache anC
backache, sometimes being so bad tina
it was necessary to call doctor. In 1895
| had a miscarriage which made N!
health perfect wreck. had no energ,
to do m work. l began taking DR.
Pierces treatment. In December | be
came pregnant and took the treatmen
till my baby was born. had an cas-
confinement, aud my baby is the mos
healthy child l ever saw. | have no
had sick headache for over year. ant
| owe it all to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription and Golden Medical Dis
covery.'"
In every period of weakness and dis
ease to which women are subject thi
wonderful Prescription" is the suprem
and unfaiing resource. 1t imparts con
plete organic health to the entire feminin
structure. 1t ceanses, restores, invie
crates. 1t re-creates womanly powe
and capacity.
1t is the prescription of an educate
and experienced doctor who has been 70
thirty years chief consulting physical
of the world-famed Invalids' Hotel an
Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y, an
who has had more extensive specii
practice in the treatment of women
diseases than any other living physician
1t is the only proprietary remedy fc
women which is prepared by an educate
specialist and sanctioned by the hjghe'
medical authority.
Ifit happens that an exceedingly o.
stinate or complicated case is M
promptly conquered by this standa1
remedy DR.. Pierce himself and his traine
) staff of professional assistants ca
always be reached by letter, and he at
r his staff know from their extensi,
e practice just what missing link to suppl
2 DR.. Pierce and his staff of physician
| hold themselves at all times ready
!. reply to letters flom women athlete
S with obstinate, complicated or lot
: neglected and so-called incurable a
=. lnents, and are always glad to offt
Y free of charge, advice and suggestio
e that will lead to relief and cure.
"For years had been failing in heal
and getting worse and more nervous
the time" writes Mrs. Annie Dulan,
East Stroudsburg, Monroe Co., Pa.
Il doctored with two different doctors, a
d they told me that my system was r
down and my nerves were weak. b