El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-16

plish too much and didn't take care of my
health and 1 broke down. I might have
been saved worlds of suffering if 1 had
been more careful and used a little COM
mon sense. hated to tell my mother how
miserable felt before married. thought
she would just poohl pooh! at me.
| such troubles nowadays than they used
to. 1 would never allow a daughter of
mine to marry, being no stronger than
was then
crate 1 didn't want to be complaining all
the time. He insisted the doctor COM
ing to see me-a real good, old doctor too.
He gave me medicine for my digestion and
my headache, and something to help my
heart action. 1 somehow could not bear to
tell him what the real trouble was. 1 knew
he would insist on an examination and 1
Ny married sister told me ought to
write to DR.. Pierce. of Buffalo, but 1 felt so
guilty to do that without telling my hus-
band. But she wrote for ME and received
a kind, sensible letter, telling how to
give myself simple treatment at home.
This helped me; and then she got me
three bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
soon my husband said something is doing
you good sure: You're ever so much
stronger and brighter Then 1 had to tell
him everything.
First he frowned a little and shook his
head then he just laughed and said we'll
the proof of the pudding is in TIE eating
If this little woman is made we'll and
strong by ony6odT's Prescription no
matter what his name is, God bless him.
whether he lives in Buffalo or right next
door And l zoas made perfectly strong
and well by this treatment, as 1 never had
been before in my life"
This is a true experience; it is one of
thousands which show that Il physician
like Dr. Pierce, who has devoted lifetime
OF special practice to treating ailments
peculiar to women, can prescribe for them
by mail just as effectively if the patient
was in his Office, and thousand times
more effectively than the average doctor
whose attention is merely given to general
practice. DR.. Pierce has been thirty years
chief consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo,
N. Y. His prescriptions are accepted all
edie. for the diseases which they are
designed to cure; and as author of med
ical books he stands among the most emf
nent authorities.
The above is not fairy story 1t is not
the story of one person. 1t Is the story of
thousands of women. 1t is a composite
picture in which one can trace face behind
face, lined with suffering, channeled by
tears 1t is story true the parable
of the Prodigal Son, which not the
story OF one young man but the story of
the type which repeats itself generation
after generation and is as common to
Europe as to Asia, to Africa as to America.
e. IS 1T YOUR STORY?
Your story either in whole or in part?
There's hope for you. There's help for
you Dr. Pierce'S Favorite Prescription
has cured so many where life was a
daily burden under which the weak and
weary body staggered to the grave, that
it can be recommended with the utmost
assurance in every case of female dis
orders. liberation and inflammation If
regulaTities, displacements, and uterine
disorders i'll general, all yield quickly 10
the action of this real and radical remedy
As the disease is healed the symptoms
pass away; pain in the side, difficult
breath, floating specks before the eyes,
nausea, weariness and melancholy. The
appetite returns. the blood is vitalized and
life which was heretofore A mere existence
becomes hearty. happy condition.