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Day
28
Month
October
Year
1896
Copyright
Public Domain
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cM&, A omen Who Suffer 1B 1 l can &ud relief and ?akPtoM!T? Congestión and inSJESmtfmflff flamniation of the jS?yNT internal organs are ■":jfÍK 1 1 generally induced f SSHr wet or cold, excite?í9filf ment of the emoImÍtÜFoÍkÍÍL II tionsi r a morbid ClJjíjfirJ-Kl&x radical cure of ments Dr. Pierce's Favorite PrescripUon is a safe and certain retnedy, permanently correeting all abnormal conditions, so that these trying ordeals are passed with ease and comfort. Ulcerations and displacementsof the uterus are cufed by the "Favorite Prescription," and the cure is asting. Hysteria, Spasms, Nervousness, Indigestión, or Dyspepsia, often depend upon irregularities of function and displacements of the womanly organs. The "Favorite Prescription " cures by regulating and correcting these functions and organic changes. For all irregularities, suppressions and obstructions, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a specific, and has a record of over a quarter oa century of cures. Mrs. Malvina Wilson, of Boothsville, Marión Co.. W. Va., writes: .tfBite " For twelve long jffilH S. rjrs I suffered great'mfer:.Satm ■ with extreme nerv S S ousness, stomach and íj:_ 'ijUA uterine disease. I had " - íraSV'l doctored with four ' íaMi - M physicians with little OTT B sR ' f" or no good, and oue '7 fe KS[ of them was as good a V- WVn) physician as could be M&l 'JrJJÍ nad hcre ; he gave ,áR 4L tlSèk me up to die. None Pjtii 0.1. fivi&B of my frieuds thought v&%, . mr ad trted almost JÍFS-" A everything, and at Jn last I thought I would iiSfcín' 'lífN try Dr. Pierce's FaMrs wrLSON vorite Prescription. wilson. I had been bed-fast most of the time for almost two years. After taking several bottles of the Favorite Prescriptiou and following the directioüS iUicLly, X uuw LcUcr htollh Li.iii lm before In mv l!f. I onlv wêigh4 Utth Ow M baudrré poaotff nol -om I r'jtiJ ifi;

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