The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-06

takes days for them to recover their strength Of course, such periodic dis treSS has it's bad effect on the nervous system, says Dr. Pierce in his Common Sense Medical Adviser" The withered and drawn faces, the dark circles and crows feet over the eyes, the straight figure without those curves which lend so much to feminine beauty, are the un- miStakable signs of womanly disorders. The young girl should study how to make herself more attractive; how to overcome those bodily ills that pull her down A sick woman cannot be beau tiful woman, nor cGn she be anything but pOor-spiritcd woman.
 CoNFIDE IN MAN
 When woman has ills and pains she cannot bcar-whcn life seems dark for every woman, she should confide her troubles to Q physician of standing in a the community, or one who has a nas% tional reputation. Certainly it wOupc not be the part of wisdom to confide in an ignorant person without medical edu- cation simply because she was n lC0InGn. There is every reason why she should write to specialist, particularly to one who has made the diseases Of women a speciality for a third of century, like Dr. E. Y. Pierce, founder of the Inva- Ids Hotel and Surgical Institute. of Buffalo, N. |. All his correspondence iACAA oUIICNIy dlu iiG RlNBS2 his advice free and without charge.
 must tell you what wonderful medi- cincs your Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are," writes Mrs. Nora Anderson, of Vandergrift, Wcstmorcland Co.,, Pa. "These remedies have done wonders for me 1 was as thoroughly rundown and worked out a woElan Gs ever lived; and, in fact, con- teraplated suicide at different times. It would be impossible for me to describe my sllfferings so you could understand all. l had such bearing down pains; felt almost as though approaching con- incnlcnt. Would bloat across abdomen and it seemed as though heavy pressure was there. suffered untold agony; had severe pains through hips almost aS severe as labor pains. Head would ache till it scemed 1t would burst. Face would be dark spotted and my stomach would bloat dreadfully. Soreness in womb was would almost scream with pain. Bladder seemed to be full all the time. Our doc tor said that had inflammation of womb and kidneys. He gave me some tablets to kill the pain. Oh! how did suffer. 1 can never tell you all. 1 sent for 9 Discovery, and one of his 'Favorite Pre- Scription,' also some of his Pleasant Pellets,' and took these remedies accord ing to directions. Now 1 am on my second bottle of each and feel a great deal better than fer five years previous to trying these medicines. If can only find money to continue I will become hearty and strong. l have tried other patent medicines but none ever did me any good. I am indeed thankful to God for putting 1t in my mind to try Doctor Picrce's medicines,
 ''l will gladly answer any lady who may wish to inquire as to the truth of my statement. May Gods richest bless ings be with you and yours"
 HOW TO KEEP YOUTH AND BEAUTY.
 Every woman, young or old, should k1loa0 herself. To arrive at this knowl- edge, secure 9 good doctor book, by ad- dressing Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y. The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser" can be procured by sending twenty-one cents in one-cent stamps for paper-bound volume, or thirty-ona stamps for cloth-bound copy.