The age-herald., 1902-05-15
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A mothers feeling for her frst-born child never be exactly duplicated. Even when that child represents the sacrifice of health and lifelong nvalidsm, the nexhaustible tenderness of the mothers heart ceaselessly overfows to it in long ing for its happiness. Such not uncom- mon How often have we heard it said of some invalid wife, She well after her first child was born" Many woman, too, with the maternal instinct strong within her, told by phy sicians that in her condition motherhood means the risk of life It is because of these things that many
 young mother approaches the hour of her trial with dread Will she be the joyful mother of children, will she be doomed to lifelong weakness and misery the consequence of maternity? Those questions be answered positively in the of fortynine out of fifty women. Motherhood is perfectly pre- pared for and made practically painless by the of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The greatness of this statement comes out only when 1t is remem- bered that this practically painless maternity is the consequence of increased physical strength and great muscular elasticity, which result from the of "Favorte Prescription" The of opiates at the critical time might make the mother unconscious of pain but the physical strain and loss and depletion would exist just the same. The of Favorite Prescription does not dull pain but practically does away with it. It promotes the health of the whole physical organism, and enables the accomplishment of the maternal function in natural and easy
 
 my child j." writes Mrs Arnte Watkins, of Acme Kama wha Co.,. w. Va. rFad female weaknes very irregi
 
 idea that would get we'll but when Your letter reached began to nave hope commenced taking Dr. Perces was able do the work for my family of six have recommended Dr. Pierce's medicines to number of my the world think 90 myself took eight bottles, three of 'Favorite Prescription five of Golden Medical Discovery and two vias of Pellets
 "Afer my baby came in January, 1900" writes Mrs Nancy Abner of St. Paul. Ark, "I suffered severely from all sorts of aches and pains until the following May when read of your pamphlets treating female diseases fo efv die aysican told liable to die than to get well fahery advice caused health to be scripton three of Golden Medical Discovery and three vas of Pellets together with your other remedies and am now able to do all my york;
 VI have before written you of the great benefit both my self and family have received from your most excellent medicine" says Mrs. S. Peterson, of Welcome Wis uI ince tested its derfl powers in the of the coming of my fifth child Took two bottles of 'Favorte Prescription and two of Golden Medical Discovery the last two months It saved much terrible suffering that consider it a heavenly blessing"
 In one form another these testimonials have been repeated by hundreds of thousands of weak and sick women who have found in the of Dr. Pieroes Favorite Prescription, new health and life. It has brought women up from sck-beds who had nc hope of recovery than the prisoner under sen- tence of death has of reprieve It has cured every form of womanly disease curable by medicine.
 Dr. Perce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. It establishes regularity, dries weakening drahs heals infamma- tion and alteration, and cures female weakness Taken as preparative for maternity it gives strength of body and confidence of mind, and makes the baby's advent practically painless. It is unexoelled as tonic for nursing mothers and all weak, and rundown persons. It tranquilizes the nerves, encourages the appetite and induces refreshing sleep
 Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Fierce, by letter. t'ee and avoid the offensive examinations, indelicate questonings and obnoxious local treat ments which the home physician often deems neces- sary All letters written to Dr. Pierce are treated as strictly private and sacredy confidential Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 "Favorite Prescription has the testimony of thou sands of to it's complete of womanly dis eases. Do not accept unknown and improved substitute in its place.