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Day
8
Month
August
Year
1895
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"HELP!" . r k WOMAFS DESPAIRING CRY. It is Heard. A Prominent Adres: Escapes (jreat Danger. [SPECIAL TO OÜE LABY RE UIFRS.} How startling is a woman's cry foi help! " What can Jv7 Ido? Where shal] I go?" She A( knows not. This cry goes out A today from every city, town, and . hamlet in this J_i%J It comes f rom V f Jw ff woraen who are m t suffering tortures 0 jj ■' of body and mind J JÊL mi from some form of íf7i7lUM female complaint. "fjl f 'FHjr Many, through ljïft'1 '■■Hl' ral modesty, do not 3VM 'sÈwk consult physicians, WÈËjÊgM for many dread their ) f[ examinations. Tliey Jij J. A know not whero to ,-U seek for help. f J Tliis alarming Sp dition of things is ,11 simply wrong. The [Hl f "', peculiar ailments of ('Ijl , Ij !n woinen are curable, .'■ 'f H an'fin most cases 'Ml j IjR very speedily. Lydia BI '■ ij'l E. Pinkham's genius ,H i i 'Jffl aml liberality have Ml ■ fjjf given to every woman w ( Ui a sure and consistent I itfM meana of relief. i yfjm No woman should L Xíf'mk sufïi'r when she can __, ÊtÊm obtain f ree advice. 1 n.1 Slu pan state her case fully to Mrs. s5s ham, woman to woman, without reserve, and the answer will come from one of "her own sex. Be one of the vast army of women who write to ilrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., and preserve your health. " Only a woman can understand a woman's Illa." A prominent actress, iu a letter to Mrs. Pinkham, says: - "... 1'ou eannot imagine the fearful conditlon I was in when I first wrote to you. I was simply of no use to myself - or any one else. I - H and my nervous 4i'%ai n system was ghal■C 't' trouble and travelshin?. . . . I'm all right now, and am gaining flesh daily. I follow your advioe faithfully in everytlxlng, Tliank you ten thousand times for what your knowledge and LviJin K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound have done for me." 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