Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-11

physicians but received no relief. After
reading one of your books l decided "a
give your Favorite Prescription trial.
Am very glad did, for l found L was
Just what | wanted. commenced "a
improve at once aud kept getting better
until, after seven weeks, / was entirely
cured. l have remained in perfect
health ever since, and remain a firm
friend of your Favorite Prescription. > ~
Miss Elizabeth Grosh, residing at A2r
Massachusetts Avenue, N. w, Washing
ton, d. c., and a prominent member of
the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Society, of Washington, writes: UYour
Favorite Prescription has proved a
blessing i'll disguise to me, and after
years of bad health and pain, has made
almost a new woman of ME.
"When about fifteen years of ago nv
troubles began in the way of pains, head
aches, and dizziness. Our physician pre-
| scribed many different remedies but I
gradually grew worse. After being sick
this way for nearly three years your Fa-
vorite Prescription was recommended
to me, and l attn certainly glad that 1
took it. The first bottle built me up
wonderfully and kept up the treatment
for three months, the result being that
it has made ME we'll and strong and in
perfect health. l have every reason to
be and certainly am grateful to you."
"It seems but just and fair to give
credit to your Favorite Prescription, ;
when know it has restored me to such
perfect health which have not enjoyed
for years before,D writes Miss Yetta
Wilson, President Daughters of Rebecca
Lodge No. 32o, of 2IIK r. Chicago Ave-
nue., Chicago, Ill. vSince DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has come into our
home we have had no doctors, nor have
we needed them. Suffered with fire.
quent backache, headache, and drag
ging-down pains, spent much money
with doctors and for medicine, but moth
ing helped me until took your medi-
cine. Five bottles cured ME completely.
This was two years ago, and have not
had an ache or pain since. consider it
a wonderful medicine, calculated to do
all and more than II claims"
1--WE have felt for some time that we
owed DIR. R. V. Pierce a testimonial in
regard to his medicine, but as we are not
in the habit of writing for publication,
have neglected the matter" writes Miss
Flora NJ. Bryant, of Nelson, New Hamp.
shire. "Some three years ago my moth
er was taken sick with grippe, chills
and then had bilious and gastric fever
combined, and grew poor very fast and
suffered much from thirst. The fever
and cough continued for six weeks, and
she took no nourishment except little
orahge juice. She was completely pros
trated. After she began taking Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, she soon
realized that it was helping the cough
and the gastric trouble. She took about
two and half bottles of it. She also
took the Pleasant Pellets according to
directions and found that they helped
her.
cIn June was attacked with grippe.
II commenced in my head which felt
numb and as though there was stopple
in each ear. That spring there had been
symptoms of serious trouble with the
Kidneys. The grippe soon went down to
my lungs. got so weak that to do the
least thing required quite an effort, and
to say that was helpless is as near the
truth as ANYTHING. We happened to
have one of DIR. Pierce's Account Books,
and decided to try his Pleasant Pellets.
AS soon as began to take the Pellets
the fever was cured We can recon-.
mend DIR. Pierce's medicines to all suf.
fering people"