New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

commenced taking these medicines; I now
weigh one hundred and forty pounds and am
having better health than ever before Nv
friends all say they can hardly believe th,,
am the same person. after being sick so lone
nave changed to be robust and rosy Checked
nave taken fifteen bottles of Prescription AZ,
Teen OF the Discovery and fifteen of the pei
let's 1 know that il ii had not been FOR ,-o,,.
Heoicines would not have been living to-day"
Dr. fierces Favorite Prescription is a wom
ans medicine 1t is not offered as curelau
put 1t Is confidently recommended as a sure ana
saIs remedy Tor al those diseases of women
Wnicn are curaoie by the use of medicine n
establishes regularity. dries the drains wbich
Destroy the strength and beauty of women heal,
Inflammation and liberation and cures fernaIs
weakness. 1t is the best preparative for n,othar
nooo. giving great strength and elasticity to tbs
a oisans OF maternity. and making the baby's
ADVENT practically painless
GETTING YOUNG AGAIN"
1t is one Of the sriumphs of ''Favorite Pre-.
seription that Its results so palpably and
visibly real. The cure of womanIv 5iseasa auu n
TINS nedlcine is proved by the gain in flesh ana
Welsht, by the restoration of youthful frssbnass1
by the renewed strength and ambition ana IS
health VI iooust
Favorite Prescription and Golden MedicaI NJ.
CoVery, writes Mrs. j. ]. Schnetyer OF Pontisc
~ LlVingston Co., Ill Have taken six bottles
OF each kind. I taken sick last Februar, sIrs
ano the doctors here called it Grip 7 Iay ~
Iour weeks in bed. and when 1 got up I found
: =, hau AZ, o,spiaeement. Had such aches and pains
Iehgtn or time. I knew that our home doctor
would insist the first thing on an exarnination
was dangerously sick. and then it wourd
De 700 late. II ny one had told me .-our
medicines would do so much good 7
would have said oh no. not that much
good l can say truly I was surprised ar
the benefit L received An old friend Of
~ mine said to me. Why, what is the mater
Y with you you getting so young again.
/ told her I had taken six bottles of rlr
\ Pierce's medicine. and that if she wonI5
do likewise she would feel ten years young
er. too
\ There is one clause in Mrs. Schnetyers
letter. which voices the sentiments of thou
sands of sensitive women. Il knew that
home doctor would insist the frst
thing on an examination. and that would
not submit to. unless l was dangerously
sick. and then it would be too late to do
any good.
Many in just such case. realizing
the danger she runs. yet neglects medical treat
ment because she shrinks from the indelicats
ouestionings the offensive examinations and
obnoxious local treatments which the home ply
sician often thinks necessary.
WAY OUT
OF this difficulty is opened for women by Dr..
Pierce's invitation to consult him by letter. free
All correspondence is held as strictly cOnfden-
tiaI and the written condolences of women are
guarded by the same professional privacy OBJ
served by DR.. Pierce in personal consultations
with women at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute Buffalo. N. Y. Address DIR. R. v.
Pierce. Buffalo, N Y.
THE FAMILY FRIEND.
A. L. Amend. of Newfield. FL Paso Co, Colo,
saws: I'VE have studied the Medical Adviser
thoroughly, and when anything is the matter
with any of our large family the first thing
do is to see what the book says.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
containing OOS large pages and ove- 200 Illus
trations is sent free receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing on'B Send 81 one-eent
stamps for the cloth bound volume. or only Il
stamps for the book in paper covers Address
DR. r. " Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.