Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-07-11

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Tired And supper yet to get for the
men in the fields and after supper washing --z
Dishes redding up, and preparing for the
morrow, while the men sit around and rest
and smoke The question as to this tired
ness is: How much of it is due to OVERRIDING
and how much of it is due to womanly weak
ness? The tiredness which comes from hard
days work is compensated for by sound sleep, (
which Knits up the raveled sleeve of care"
But when tiredness is only another name for
weakness, sleep often refuses to bring its COM ,
fort, and the new day finds the weary woman
still aching from the labors of yesterday.
Natural WEAKNESS is cured naturally by
rest The WEAKNESS which comes from wom-
anly weakness is cured naturally by the use
of DR.. Prrce's Favorite Prescription, which
makes weak women strong and sick women
well.
Vat the time began taking your medicines 1
was very weak y writes Mrs Bettie Payne of Inlet
Va. 81 had tired feeling all the time, could
scarcely walk across my room, pains in head and
stomach, and very bad taste in mouth on getting up
in the morning and also had uterine trouble -Four
different physicians attended me, but only gave me
temporary relief. had almost given up in de-
spair when one of your little pamphlets was handed
to me sat down and read it carefully and then
wrote to you describing my ailments You replied,
advising course of treatment with DR.. Pierce's
medicines. sent and got six bottles each of Fa-
vorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discov-
cry took each alternately as advised. Before
had taken two doses of each commenced feeling
better My heart and stomach felt relieved of that
burdensome feeling. By the time I had finished
with the two bottles felt young as a girl of six
teen. took five bottles Of Prescription and
three of Discovery and nearly two walls of the
Pleasant Pellets for constipation. In conclusion
will say had taken three or four kinds of patent
medicine before trying your medicines, which
made me feel worse instead of better. 1 think
your Favorite Prescription is the best medicine
earth for women"
Mrs Paynes cure is one of thousands
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vorite Prescription, and the statements con-
tanned in her letter have their counterpart in
the statements of the thousands of other
women who have been cured by the same
means. She weak, had a tired feeling
all the time suffered from uterine trouble,
etc. She was attended by four different
physicians and received only temporary re-
lief. Took three kinds of patent medicine
and felt worse instead of better Had
almost given up in despair when she was led
to use DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
After using two bottles she felt " Young as
girl of sixteen" No wonder Mrs Payne
thinks that " Favorite Prescription is the
best medicine earth for women. She has
a right to think so; the right of a woman
who finding no help in other physicians or
medicines turned in despair to Dr. Pierce
I. and his "Favorite Prescription" and found
Z a quick and complete cure. There is no
guess work about such concentrations of
this great medicine for women. 1t is the
praise of women who are cured; weak
women, tired women, suffering women re-
stored to perfect health and youthful vigor,
by Favorite Prescription"
vWhen I commenced the use Of your medicines
was weak and tired most of the time" writes Mrs
Wis. 0After taking six bottles of Favorite Prescr
Discovery felt like different person. and was al
what it was to feel tired My complexion also g
There's point in Mrs. Tuppers letter ever
ness which undermines the strength, plays ha
rundown, tired woman has no roses in her che
that when "Favorite Prescription restores Il
the appearance of health 1t does It rounds
restores lost flesh and makes the skin clear and
DR.. Perces Favorite Prescription is conn
reliable preparation for the cure of womanly
dries weakening drains heals Inflammation al
weakness 1t is the best tonic and nervine f
QUILTING the nerves. encouraging the appetite
Sick women invited to consult DR.. Pie
are treated strictly private, and sacredly c
Pierce, Buffalo, ~ Y