Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-07-20
MAIDEN, WIFE
AND MOTHER
FOR WOMEN AT ALL AGES
Zoa-Phora Pronounced "Woman's Best
Friend by Thousands of Women
Who Have Used 1t
Successfully.

recommend 1T to my friends as long
as live
Miss Lillian Brott 313 W. Broad
way, Grand Rapids, Mich, on January
18th, 1906, says: Il was suffering with
sick headache and Irregularities when
saw your advertisement in the Press.
I sent for bottle which you sent me
promptly, and took the medicine. I
have taken six bottles and I know it
has done me good. give all praise
to Zoa- Phora. give permission to
use this letter to any suffering wom-
an"
In letter received January 5th.
1906, from Lillian Lee Barnes, Crav-
ems, KY, she writes: Il have tried
your wonderful medicine and think
it has done me more good. never
did try anything in my life as good as
Zoa-Phora. l am
II YEARS OLD
and I suffered ever; since l was IA
years old with cramps and bearing
down pains, and this Zoa Phora has
done me more good than anything !
have ever taken in my life. have not
SullGEGu tIFuCI lGtGiblJ SShSt iSCA i'm
a new person. have taken one bot
tie and half and it has done me lots
of good God bless you and your Won
de,.ful medicine and hope every woman
will try it."
Mrs. Dena Lincoln, Adrian. Mich.
writes: II can recommend Zoa-Phora
as being the best medicine to take for
women as it has done q. great deal for
me. No one knows what.
l HAVE SUFFERED
only myself. l always had to go to
bed and could not sit up minute. |
was also troubled with sick headache.
neuralgia, and was so nervous at
times that 1 could not bear to hear
one walk on the floor. l was COM
pletely discouraged and thought 1
could not stand it very long. but
saw your paper, "The Woman's Friend
and wrote to the doctor for a bottle. l
took that and then got another bottle.
and have now taken 10 bottles and fini
that there is nothing like Zoa- Phora.
Owing to my stomach being SO weak,
I was compelled to begin the medicine
by taking quarter of a teaspoonful at
a dose, and then gradually increased it
until I could take tablespoonful,
hence did not gain so rapidly at first
but / find it an excellent tonic and shall
continue its use until am entirely
cured. I shall be glad to write any
body who wishes to write me about
the results I have obtained from your
medicine, and shall always praise it
wherever 1 am, as it is well worth the
money to anyone suffering from female
diseases"
Miss F,lorabel Blessing, 219 w. Lin
coin street, Kokomo Ind, writes: II
can truly say that zoa-Phora has COM
pletely cured men of my awful suffer-
ing.
NO PAIN NOW.
ST feel better now than 1 have in
four years, and I know it was Zoa-
Phora that cured me, because know
that nobody can suffer any more than
did, for I suffered death over and
over. l would not be without Zoa-
Phora, for it is indeed 'Wonan's
Friend will say that whoever does
not believe that Zoa-Phora is not a
good medicine for women to take don't
know what they are talking about, and
if anyone doesn't believe this state
ment. let them please write to me and
will certainly tell them the same, if
they will send addressed stamped en-
velope 1 will answer anyone that
wants to write and find out if it is SO.
You can use my name in any way that
will help you with your medicine and
I will be glad to have you do so. Hop
ing that you and your wonderful rem
edy may prove successful for years to
come. I remain
FEVERY YOUNG LADY
would consider the fact that she can
not cure her sickness by numerous To-
cal applications and other prepara-
tons. she would quickly regain her
health and happiness, have bright
eyes. a clear complexion and a fine
figure. The best way to cure painful
female sickness, Inflammation. head
aches and neuralgia resulting from fe-
male trouble is to apply a remedy
directly to the nervous system. This
is a very simple procedure and the
remedy is unfailing if you are care
full to get the right one"
Susan Wood Theological Seminary,
Va, says in her letter of Feb. LIST. 1905:
81 got your medicine and it has done
me a great deal of good. 1 have been
taking medicine for the last twelve
wears. and this is the first that has
ever given me any relief"
Annie K. Atkinson. Grand Valley,
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