The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-12-21
HABIT-FORMING MEDICINES AND DRUG

scription," sin dysmenorrhRa (ps
periods). it Is surpassed by no other
being of the greatest utility In irrit
and congestive conditions of the u
and appendages characterized by tel
dragging pains resembling the pal
rheumatism" He continues: sit
good remedy for the reflex (side a
Of unmarried women" He also re
mends it for uterine leucorrhRa, ak
sterility. He further says, "its acti
slow, but its effects are permanent
also recommends this agent fol
Vitus's dance, also for many rheuI
conditions, as does also Hobart h
M. D., professor in the Med. Dept,
versity of Pa. Other agents entering
the "Eavorite Prescription" are go
praised in the little book of extracts
prominent medical authors whose
lished works are consulted by physi
of all the several schools to guide thl
prescribing.
rGolden Medical Discovery" as as
Pierce's Favorite Prescription ms
relied upon to cure all the disease
more than all that their several !
dents are represented as curing, b
above eminent physicians, for they {
compounded that each ingredient a.
harmony with all the others, and
enhances their curative action.
may be taken conformity In alte
doses with great advantage.
The most intelligent people are
coming to the conclusion that II doc
pay and is not safe to resort to med
of doubtful composition when ther
those in the market every ingredie
which is published on their wrapper.
which are so strongly praised an
dorsed by scores of those most EN-
in the medical profession. Secret
cines can, of course, have, no such
fessi0ndJ endorsement.
In favor of DIR. Pierce's mediciI
the frank. confiding, open, honest
ment of their full composition, 6
every ingredient in plain English.
out fear of successful criticism and
confidence that the good sense o.
afflicted will lead them TO appreciat
honorable manner of confidfng TO
what they are taking into their stOI
when making use of these medicine
DIR. Pierce feels that he can affC
take the afflicted into his full conf
and lay all the ingredients of his
cines freely before them because
ingredients are such as are endorse
most strongly praised by scores o
most eminent medical writer's of a
several schools of practice as cur
the diseases for which these med
are recommended.
Your druggists sells the sFAv
PRESCRIPTION" and also that fe
Alternative, blood purifier and sto
tonic. the golden MEDICAL DI
ERY." Write to DR.. Pierce about
Ease. He is an experienced ply
and will treat your case as confd
and without charge for CORES
ence. Address him at the Inv
Hotel and Surgical Institute, b
N. Y, of which he Is chief cons
physician.
It is as easy to be well as Ill
much more comfortable. Constil
is the cause of many forms of /
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
StipatiOn. They are tiny, sugar-C
granules. One little sPe1let" Is q
laxative, two a mild cathartic.
dealers in medicines sell them.
A good medical book. written in
English, and free from technical
Is a valuable work for frequent cor
mon Sense Medical Adviser. It's
of zoos pages, profusely illustrate
Is given away now, although TO-
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OF mailing only for Raper-covered
N. Y; or 81 cents for IN elegantly
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