Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-17
FOR WOMEN ONLY.

There are good and substantial reasons
why Intelligent people and physicians as
well. employ DR.. Pierce's FAvorite Pre-
scription for tho cure Of diseases and
weakness peculiar to women.
In the FIRST place, II is not a cure-all,
be!ng .. specific for one class OF diseases
only - those peculiar weaknesses and
maledles Incident to women. Besides II
z the only medicine put up for sale
through druggists for the cure Of such
psledies. all tho ingred ients Of which
have tho endorsement Of leading medical
practitioners and writer's, as being the
vary best known remedies for the all
mefts for which "Favorite Prescription +"
10 advised. All this will be learned to the
readers full satisfaction by perusing a
booklet OF extracts compiled by Doctor
Pierce from standard authorities OF the
several schools OF practice, and which
VIII be sent free to any address on request
for same: mailed to DR.. r. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, n. Y.
In the second place. DR.. Pierce'S Favor
tie Prescription Il the only medicine for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and atfcc
lions, all the ingredients OF which are
printed upon the bottle wrapper IN plain
Engltsh, so that all who take IL may
know exactly what they are using.
A further reason for tha unpreceden tod
popularity Of the "Favorite Prescrip
ton" OF DIR. Pierce for the special use Of
women. Il to DO found in the fact that
II contains not a drop of alcohol 49,
pure, triple-rofined glycerine. Of proper
strength, being used instead, both for
extracting and preserving the medicinal
principles extracted from such roots
OF native. medicinal. forest plants as
are employed in its make up. The
printed formula will also bear witness
that il contains no narcotics or other
ryn Fttl l,i ina h..t1,
entirely made up Of glyceric extracts OF
native, American plants Of marvellous
efficacy In the cure OF the diseases pecu-
liar to women.
Now. in this connection. it is we'll to
bear in mind, that, curious as 1t may
Favor'te Prescription is the OnlV medi-
cine for the cure Of women'S peculiar
weaknesses aud maladies that does not
contain alcohol ana that too in large
quantities. This fact can be easily
proven; and yet il is n fact well known to
all the host physicians that alcohol, even
IN small quantities, when long continued
Is very harmful, and especially SO 10
tUedk, inrdlid nervous conlen. While
the effect Of spirituous wines and liquors,
sold under various enticing names may
at first be to exhilerate. brace up and
unduly support the system for brief
time, yet reaction comes sooner or later
htlu IHN pdJltUl 10 WCTSS vi tldH DtlDIt.
Besides, craving for alcoholic stimu-
lants has gradually fastened itself upon
the poor. deuded, suffering woman = a
malady generally more to be dreaded
than the original affiiction.
Furthermore, Or. Pierces Favorlte Pre-
scription has a record OF cures extend
ing over period exceeding one third OF
. century and embracing more genuine
cases OF full and complete recovery than
any other medicine in It's line can boast
Of. Thousands have been sa we'd from the
operating table and the surgeons knife
by the use OF this marvelously eificacous
specific for womans ailments. Other
thousands have escaped The disagreed ole
ordeal OF the doctors questioningS. and
offensive examinations by taking this
remedy and being cured in the privacy
Of their homes. II has cured thousands
of bad obstinate cases in which doctors
had failed and in which cures were
thought To be impossible.
What it has done for Others 1t will no
doubt. DO FOR YoJ. il similarly afflicted.
and you give it a good, fair and faithful
trial
III favor OF Dr. PiArce's Favorite Pre-
scription being regarded away above the
secret patent medicines of our time, is the