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kS OPEN LETTER. Wbit Mrs. I. E. Brcjsaie Says tO American Women. epcaks of Her lelancholy Coilditioti A f ter tlie Birtli nt Her Child. "I fcel as if I was en injustice to my suffering sisters if I öid not teil what Lydio E. Pmkbam's Vegetable v-)- pound has done A%Vj ícr me, and its T'%. Y worth to the world. LT " Fromthe T" t==,' chüduntii VcaisrA 11 0ld,IwaSpXy ÉH in poor o H " lz=.HM faealth, Y m UlH'l Vut fee! j H ing I M ] m bal f oí the 5&j 1 J ailments of g; i V women werc í ƒ SB niagiiied or IW ƒ I W elce Jij W vated, 7 I .aiBst Ll i V LP my bad ieel--LJ OJ inffs, until I was iloC'- obiiged to give up. Jly disease baffled the best doctors, "1 was nervous, hystericál; vay heaá ached with Buch a terrible burning sensation on tho top, and feit as if a band was draV;i tightly above my brow; iníiammation oí he stomach, no appetite, nausea at the siglu. of food, ndigestion, constipation, bladder and ciíney troubles, palpitioa oí thí ïeart, attacks of raelaneholia would oecur' without any provocation tvhatver, numbaess oí the lirobs, threatenng paralysis, and loss of memory t9 uch an extent that I í eared aberra tion of the mind. " A fi-iend adyised Lydia E.Pinkham'3 Yegotable Compounö, and spoko in glowing terms of what it had done ior ïer. " I beganits use and gained rapidly. Now I am a li':Jig advertisement of it merits. I had ot uséd it a year whe [ was tho envy of the whole town, :or my rosy, dimplcd, girlishlooks and perfect health. " I recommejïd it to aH women. I find n great advantage in being able to saj , it ís by a woman's hands tbia great boon is given to women. A 11 honor ty the name of Lydia E. Pinkham ; wido suoeess to the Vegetable Compound. "Yours in Health, Mbs. I. E. Bkessif„ Herculaneuna , Jefferson Co., Mo."