Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-05-30

A mothers feeling for her frstborn child can
never be exactly duplicated Even when that child
represents the sacrifice of health and lifelong
4 invalidsm, the inexhaustble tenderness of the
mothers heart ceaselessly overhows it in long
inc for its happiness Such cases are not uncom-
mon How often have we heard it said of some
invalid wife, She was never we'll after her first
child was born" Many woman, too, with the
maternal instinct strong within her. is told by ply
sicians that in her condition motherhood means the
risk of lfe 1t 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
can be answered positively in the of forty-nine
out of fifty women Motherhood is perfectly pre-
pared for and made practically painless by the of
DIR. Pierce's FayOrite Prescription The greatness
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consequence of increased physical strength and great
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critical time might make the mother unconscious of
pain, but the physical strain and loss and depletion
would exist Just the same. The use of "Favorite
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away with it. 1t promotes the health of the whole
physical organism and enables the accomplishment
of the maternal function in a natural and easy
manner
W had poor health for nine years lever since the birth of
my child y" writes Mrs Armntie Watkins, of Acme Kama
wha Co., W. Va 0Had female weakness, very irregu-
idea that would get WELL but when your letter reached
me began 10 have hope commenced taking Dr. l1erce
medicines directed and began to improve in strength
soon able to do the work for my family OF y have
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oAter my baby came, in January, 1900" writes Mrs.
Nancy Abner ST. Paul. Ark 81 suffered severely from
all of aches and pains until the following May when
read of your pamphlets treating female diseases
to you for advice although thought surely would
die physician told liable to die than
get WE'LL your fahey advice caused my health to be
restored took FIVE bottles of Dr. Pierces Favorte Pre-
scrption three of Golden Medical Discovery and three
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am now able to do all my work"
vI have before written you Of the great benefit both my
self and family received from your excellent
medicine" says Mrs. p S. Peterson, of Welcome Wis ~
coming of my fifth child Took two bottles of Favoritc
Prescription and two of Golden Medical Discovery the
first two months and three of Favorte Prescription the
last months. 1t saved muck terrible suffering
that consider it heavenly blessing"
In one form or another these testimonials have been
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women who have found in the of DIR. Piercec
Favorite Prescription, health and new life II
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women strong and sick women we'll 1t establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals infamma-
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Taken preparative for maternity it gives strength
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baby's advent practically painless. 1t is unexcelled
as tonic for nursing mothers and all weak, nervous
and rundown persons. 1t tranquilizes the nerves,
encourages the appetite and induces refreshing sleep
Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by
letter. free and so avoid the offensive examinations
indicate questonings and obnoxious local treat
ments which the home physician often deems neces-
sarv All letters written to Dr. Pierce are treated
as strictly private and sacredly centennial Address
Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"Favorite Prescription" has the testimony of thou
sands of women to its complete cure of womany dis
eases. Do not accept unknown and improved
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