The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-11

when we look back TO childhood and
think Of what mother advised We 1eel
tight from her own experience. She
inherited later in her instinct OF mother.
hood knowledge or childish ailments and
ascertaia class OF remedies that She knew
all is the best teacher. Most mothers
know As well as doctors, and often better,
what ais young girl on the thresaoia
OF young womanhood and what she
mothers have recommended 70 aaing
girls a prescription made from we'll
known native medicinal plants. Ladys
Slipper root Golden Seal root Black Co
hosh root. Unicorn root, Blue Cohosh root
and chemically pure glycertne make one
OF the best prescriptions for the PERIOD
%cal troubles and Affections which visit
wonansins at one time or 1nosher.
Pref. 3 Elilngwood. NJ D. of Bennett
Medical College. says of LHdy's slipper
root: 1T exercises special influence upon
orders CT tie feminine ocEanS-relieves
pain, r.sS:lasSnesS and nervousness Prol-
Jno. II. Scucder. ". D., says of the same
root, Il. Is valuable in all cases Of
Golden Seal root. Edwin VI. Hale: u. D..
Professor Of -HdteriG McdtrG at Hahne-
lnlll Medical College. Chicago, says:
tn ITS general effects on the system
there AZ SucA general uraniniry OF opin-
ION. r. is 1tIlircT~alty regarded As =
t.oni.: rsetui in all debilitated states
i>rcI. - ElIinGood. NJ D. author Of a
Treats. % Jfnterid -Iedirrt and Thera-
p-sutir>, says OF Golden Seal root: = IL ~
al 1HtportfIIt remedy in dis"ru'ers Of the
ic0na!a.' 81 Black Cohosh root Prof.
-Ino. II. King. NJ D. author of Women
ami Ec,' Diseases SayS: pom tn" re-
productive organs il eXe-JS specific
inT;,.s,I.s.n, promoting regularity In dES-
n..eitorrar.ss (painful Tperiod>l- II X sur
p-IsS.-i Sy no Other drug being OF the
greatest utility in Initiative and con-'-S-
tiS.. conditions. for dragging pains re-
s'e.rbtinI The pains OF rheumatism aHd
.AsIs:tsiC.,N DISPESSAToI:E says: 1t l.
.Jn.. OF Du' most valulb!. agents. acting
= TtIFin.. tonic. and gradual iy rf'snoE-
I,I=S abnormal conditions while at the
sumo tint. *. irnparTS tone and vCOr 70
ti'.. reproductive organs hence II Is much
u~.., IL i.-ucorrhRa- amenorrh9a sup
i''.s->.st periods dySrneIlorrh0.;i painful
.-.-I.otI-l. etc"
~. -Iaaa Eyc.. Editor OF th.. Eclectic
RT-a!iS:ci Review says OF L nicnr1 root
Gf....)ni.'- Dioicij- one of tho chief InST'--
dIcn'~ Il D=. Pierce'S Farorit. Pre-
~.:ri3tii:i:
\ r..Inc,iv which invariably acts as
- Tt'sr1n-. lnviSorator and alTyayS IavorS
= c.DIl.:It!pI which makes for norma!
..'.fiTlLy IT the entire Reproductive. SE$-
ItI-s. C:lfIIi..S tail 70 b. of great I>cfIII-
.l.s>S =,i..I 81 The utmost Importance 20 the
=y..u'.Fsi practitioner OF medicine In
Ii,,!.pa.s--; ~ have a madicament which
I,rpr-r ;u;iy answers the above purposes
LEy.L ..I.J other TtJ-IIJ Jrich 'cIIich ana
4Is,Ittt.,.Lfc4i- IN the reatmenr Of diseases
r~,cu:Is.: - women it Is seldom that a
s.i>,. ~.-..n which dos not present some
:-.d.:.,tiol sor this remedial agent
Ht..'IatiuG-eS: -H.loniaS q nicorI root
-tarosI-.l ITS tonic and alternative infiu-
-.rr'--.--....:< equally we'll in anenorrhoea
Suppressed ueu>truation) and in na"nor-
rhlS-f-s flooding or proftISe merrStrC>1tiont-
- - especially called for in CASES OF
-.in.aIrjrriIr.,l which are accompanied by
general debility and an atomic tweall)
condition Of the digestive organs. az IL
1l":r..a+~.-T the appetite and promotes di-
.:.Stioa and assimilation When there
- :tLDny CYealnc>S) of the Crn-rative
.,r.san~ AMI tendency to miscarriage its
tomb influence upon the Sexual system