tjii: quaiia daily ivr.v,-. si n pay, jjvm'ahy lo, men.
12
THE HELPING HAND.
IN THE DOMAIN Of WOMAN.
A Plain Talk to Women.
z &
lllir.HMV SKJ.NS or MMUM1.
I'nxliliiu Dri'liirrn Wllilrr to Hp
Olllcliilly (lor.
NISW YORK, Jan. 18. With slcct In the
air and tho tlierinoinetor down In tho
dumps, fashion linn nevertheless declared
winter to be olTlclally over. Uauzo and
?lri Kim m and dltnlty samples bulge, the
leathern shies of every woman's purso and
mo long to bo off with our old cloths and
on with the cliarmlnn; novelties spread In
overy show window. Sonic of tis aro deeply
Interested In tho study of now coats, be
causo there Is something unusual and con
sequently very attractive In the short
sprlngtlmy Jackets.
For example, black Irish poplin nnd
Bcngallno coats nre ousting tho taffctaii
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forms tho simple skirt nnd body of the
waist. A draped bertha of Imitation Urns
sels lace forms soft and graceful lines about
the shoulders, helped out with straps of
warm red velvet. A glided butterfly of
crimson gauze brings In tho essential touch
of gilt, without which no Woman feels any
of her toilets complete.
Ono of the exquisite new spring shadow
crcpc3 Is utilized In tho making of the
third smart waist of tho trio. Hbadow
silks come from France, where they learned
tho art of casting, upon the pastel tinted
surfaces of line grained Chlneso crepes, tho
sharp ycl dcllcatu black shadows that dec
trie light throws. Tho studies of foliage
forms In gray and black on the faintly
tinted sill; produco Inimitable effects and In
tbh lnstanco a subtlo rosy lllau (lush
spreads over tho crepe and a deeper lltne
liberty tlssuo Is combined with It. A little
laco nnd black chenille and two rovers of
pure amethyst colored velvet held by two
panto buttons nro tho other elements In
this ndmlrablo combination.
Dinner DrcHM.
Aside from tho three designs of fancy
evening waists, which, with their odd sleeves
nnd quaint nrrangcimtits of laco, typify
soino of tbo very newest Ideas In bodice
decoration, a new sleeveless dinner coutumo
from Paris Is Illustrated. At leant this Is
what tho Parisian dressmaker calls n
sleeveless costume, esteeming tho garlands
of roses and straps of velvet as requisite
ornamentation and support. Violet chiffon,
glistening with small pansy faces worked
In gold, Is tho chief fabric and splendor of
tho gown. Down tho front nnd below the
knees runs nn Inset of lace woven solidly
of gold thread, hut In varying opalescent
tone3 of green, yellow, deep gold and pale
lllnc. Ullt tlssuo roses encircle tho arms
below tho shoulders and straps of violet
velvet ribbon run up over them to show
womlrously against tho wearer's white
neck.
Tlio dress la trained In tho rear and Is
very long In front. So long, Indeed, that
tho wearer must lift It a llttlo or thrust
hr foot out cnutlously and push her
from a rosu of gold or silver tlssuo, Is
sot a trlflo to ono side of It.
For tho morning nnd Indoors the head
dross Is slmplo, Indeed. Tho full gypsy
Ido rolls, n white, straight, central part,
couple of long pearl-topped tucking
combs and u soft coll at the rear Is tho
most modish wny of combing one's self for
breakfast and when serving its a luncheon's
hestcss.
In I'arls, whence wo cot our hulr pow
lra and the ltomney nnd Opera coiffure, It
Is not tho fashion to wear hnlr ornaments,
'Hip American woman Is, however, glowing
nmnzlpgly Independent of the Paris fash
ions nnd sho wears sundry conuotllsh trifles
In her admirably arranged head. Illg
balls of gold-threaded and pleated black
tulle, from which n blnck nnd gold nlgretto
springs, Is ono of horfuvorllo ornaments.
nigni ot blue nnd black spangled gauze
bnlterlllcs hovering on wires among n con
stellation of wired IJWUlatits Is another cap
tivating device. Threo tiny, white- ostrich
tips, dusted with gold powder nnd spring-
ng from a Jowcded hairpin tin, quivers and
tlltters over many heads nt thu opera
ouscs ami on ball room floors, whllo there
Is no decoration mora popular than n
coronet of five gnuso nnd silver rosea
mounted about tho topmost loop of a Horn
ney coiffure.
AN AFTERNOON POEM IN GRAY ROMAN SATIN.
from our bncks and soino ot us are buying
dolcctnblo llttlo black, blue, or green, rain
proof velveteen Jackets and turning them
back over tho shoulders, as an accompany
ing plcturo shows, with white satin col
lars dashed with black chcnlllo tails.
About tho edgo of tho collar runs a broad
border of gray or palo green or turquolso
bluo chcnlllo, and this Is' the smart spring
substttuto for ermine nnd snblo. Tho
figure- in the ukctch that displays 'this coat
demonstrates also a thing or two about ono
of tho novolty spring goods nnd (ho shapo
nnd decoration of thu new wnlklng hat.
A shallow, wtdo-brlmmcd sailor pinned
on n slant Is what tho tidy morning hat
should be, girdled with a soft scarf ot
,1311k canvas and sot off on Its tallest sldo
with tipstaudtng bow ends ot gilt, stiffened
tnlTcta. Alcready tho moBt adorablo Ivory
whlto satin siirfnced felts, of whnt tho
modistes call spring weight, liavo como to
A VEIA'ETEEN JACKET WITH WHITE
BATIN REVERB, DASHED AVITII
CHENILLE.
draperies ahead before venturing to make
step. Such Is tho rulo ot tho modo and
tho novolty cloth suits show no departure
from the law.
Spring CottmiM,
Hero let n suggestion or two bo dropped
regarding tho cotton pongees nnd tho now
Irish dimities. Cotton pongees arc, we
bollevc. to bo seriously reckoned with.
They are as pretty as foulards and very
much cheaper, not to mention their superior
durability. -They- aro what tho sturdy
sateens used to bo, only very much lighter
In weight and with a delicious silky crisp
nesfl. satin-faced and twined foulards aro
already bravely to tho foro and their most
novel feature Is tho gold dots their Bedouin
brown nnd Serves bluo surfaces show
Black and whlto dimities very closely
corded or with raveled lines, ut brief Inter
vals mako a strong bid for popularity.
Added to theso nro sweot sheer whlto ill ml
ties sprinkled with Bhamroclc leaves or
wreathes of primroses. Thero aro as well
smart llttlo cotton dres3 patterns printed
with borders, n devlco not seen in many
n long day. For oxampio ono can buy
n bewildering bluo Scotch gingham with a
threo-lnch wldo whlto border showing
wreathes ot bluebells and tho samo floral
devices that appear on tho organdies, em
broidered Swiss gowns and flno dimities aro
seen on the new ribbons, which tho wily
shopkeepers placo beside their cotton fab
rlcs In order to convey a strong suggestion
MARY DEAN.
coitcKous vi:niM! c.ki:s.
striirtiii- of Sujjiir ltnllf for the
lirliles or the otii-.
At tho wedding of Miss Elslo French nnd
Mr. Vnnderbllt u stalwart and beautiful
wedding enko that measured four feet nnd
a half from tho base to topmost flower
was ono ono of tho Interesting features
or tlio bridal breakfast. Tho llttlo Queen
of Holland, although sho doubtless heard
notning about this towering Bunnr c.istlo.
hai broken Its record by ordering one n foot
nnd n half taller. Theso two brides, on
ineir respective sides of tho water, hnvo
therefore set the fashion In favor of loflv
canes.
Tho ono mndo for Miss French was set
upon nn exquisite base of opon-worked
silver gilt. On top of tho plaster and
sugar monument stood n chnrmlng vase of
transparent sugar crystal and from this
flowed down n wonderful shower boquct
of natural ornngo blossoms and snillnx.
Clear or tinted sugar crystal ami natural
ilowcrs aro not tho only materials for dcecr
atlon used In tho making of tho grand
new wedding enkes. Painted and spangled
satin panels n-o let Into tho four or eight
big faucets of the sugared haso very often,
and nt tho wedding Inst autumn of n well
known American hclrcssi tho wholo cake
was cast In plaster and carried triumphantly
to her now homo by tho brldo nnd set
up under a glass ease to servo nw n monu
mont nnd memorlnl of the bridal day.
Tlio queen of Holland's wedding enko Is
built In six tiers or terraces, on tho shies of
which in sugar her christening, her review
of tho fleets, her opening of tho exposition
her coronation, her betrothal, nnd finally
about tho baoo of tho small sixth terrace
her wedding is Illustrated In high relief,
The likeness of tho queen and her hus
band, douo In Icing, nro snld to bo exnet
but beside tho sugar castlg a special round
loaf Is to bo made for her wedding aa Is
tho fashion nowadays nt our own weddings,
Into tho. loaf a ring, thimble, nnd a gold
henrt aro slipped nnd only tho brldo uud
her maids and ushers and nearest of lln
cat of this cake.
For tho wedding guests It Is still tho
fashion to prepare cako boxes. At Miss
Plerpont Morgan's wedding tho boxes wore
covered with white watered silk nnd on
tho top ot tho enko that lay Inside each
pretty reccptaclo tho entwined Initial of
tho brldo nnd groom were written In whlto
sugar. For this beautiful wedding cele
bration tho great enko was a double-story
whlto sugar tcmplo of tho purest classic
mould, an exceedingly perfect expression o
confectioner's art, but a very costly ono aa
well.
AVlth tho entry of this new taste for lofty
joarket and they aro nil trimmed up the
iT?ar only with feathory bunches of won
fdorfully shaded yellow catkins nnd palo
creon, yellow treo foliage, or roses nnd
lenves mndo wholly ot gilt tissue.
l'vi-nllltt' lloillfr.
In passing It Is Irresistible to lot fall ft
word or two concerning this rngo for gilt
rosps. Thov nro everywhere: on hats that
aro worn ot nu ovonlng, tossed nmld tho '.
sumptuous folds ot satin ton gowns and
fastened to tho breasts ot evening frocks.
Thero is a golden rono pinned nn tho left
Ido of tho topmost bodice of tho group
of threo bewitching examples. All of them
deserve careful mention nnd a word as
to their materials.
Number ono U n treasure In coarso
cream Rennssauco laco and bluo silk inns,
Un, which last Is dropped over n lining of
whlto tnffctn, on which lines of bright sil
ver braid nro sowed. Hands of bluck vel
vet ribbon nnd wco paste buckles, with the
glorloun rosu on the shouldor. nro final
distinguishing touches on h waist that la
above criticism.
A fitting companion to this pretty and
cllioreal Inspiration is Its nearest compan
ion In tho 'plcturo. Palo peach blossom pink
crepo brocadu! with widely soparuted dots
It I II Alt'!' IlAIIlDHISSSI.Vt..
Fualilou Drort'CM Unit CollTuro mul
CoNtnmt Mnt Ilarmonlxi. "
Tho hairdressers aro Jubilant and over
busy, for tho vory good reason that the
fashionable form of colffuro has becomo
too elabnrato for any woman to nttcmpt tho
pufllng nnd combing, and curling of her
own silken locks.
Last summer tho prldo of pompadour
was punctured, nnd only tho oxportcst
lingers enn twist and coll feminine, tresses
nfter any of tho now modes. There nro
Just now no less than four classic wny
of wenrlng one's locks. Theso four ways
nro owing chiefly to tho prevalence of
several widely different types of gown nnd
lint, nnd to dress one's hair out of liar
mony with one's gown Is to commit a grlcv
lous anachronism Indeed, For Instance
If ono Is wearing nn ovcnlng dress cut
frankly on tho pattern that prevailed In
tbo sixties nnd adorned with bcll-mouthad
sleeves of laco, n pompidour headdress or
Psycho knot would be as shocking as a
folding bed In n Louis XVI boudoir. Tho
propor arrangement, with tho aforemen
tioned typo of gown, would bo a colffuro
pinned rather low upon tho back of tho
head and a straight around coronet of blos
soms and delicate green form foliage.
On tho other hnnd, for tho proper adjust
ment of n squash hat and tho framing ot
an oval faco tho hnlr must bo rolled for
ward to almost obscure tho forohead. Thh
is technically nnd proporly cnlled the Rom
ney wave, nnd la most becoming to young
ish fares. From tbo full, soft roll of hnlr
that almost touches tho eyebrows tho tross
os aro deeply oudulcd back to whore a lit
tle upstanding tuft, which In tho evening
serves to add Inches to the wearer's slender
i height, and by day It Is the anchor to which
her velvot flat Is mado secure,
llnndsnmo young matrons nnd the vory
; stately girls affect with their ball and
, dinner dresses tho colffuro do l'Oporn. For
this n dash pt hair powder Is called Into
service; silver, gold or puro whlto nre
equally popular and offoctlvo and, when tlio
wholo silky suit Is softly drawn up to a
small knot on the top ot the head, a
ccuplo ot tall black feathers, springing
1 "Strong and hearty itoy, teJJ(g8 g
ananopasny Tnar&gooai-
1 nc joy ox n, new nrrivni m mu jimmy .- mu- -nlly
overcast by tho shadow of the pain nnd dis
comfort the expectant mother must bear.
If sho knew of nnd used "MOTHER'S
FRIEND," this would be all dispelled. Tell
yourfriends nlxwt it, as being n simple liniment,
exclusively for external use, that relaxes the
muscles so that pain nnd suffering nru unknown.
Itvllltutcnt by erien paM on receipt of price, IH.On per -V
S."miWlre.conulnlnirieniWalcluipcUalinlieil. ! to gltj I lolj hir r
T.IK Illl.l)Kli:i.I Hi;uili.vruii to,, Aiiunin, ua. hquht
pi
1
ess:
(a) WAIST OF CREAM LACE AND BLUE SILK MUSLIN.
(b) OF PEACH BLOSSOM CREPE AND BRUSSELS LACE.
(c) ODD SHADOW SILK AND CREPE.
loose; la velvet, kersey, covert elotli or kid
cloth thoy are snug and bnsquo-llko.
Nothlnif Is prettier than red for young
girls. Tho color Milts so well their fresh,
lirljrlit faces nnd elenr complexions. lleJ
lUelf a gny color seems thoroughly to har
inonlzo with tho buoyancy of youth, nnd
then It Is particularly npproprfnto during
th'i dull gray seasons.
Tho use of velvet and chiffon choux nnd
rosettea gains lu favor as tho guy winter
season ndvniices, nnd when this mode "f
decoration Is not carried to excoBi, ns r-o
many of our prominent fnshloim aro wont
to bo. it lo n very offoctlvo trimming. Costly
buckles nro used with many of the cIidux,
nnd In some enses n scarf drapery of tho
chiffon Is carried In n graceful curvo from
ono rosette to thu other.
Tho now visiting curds, so much rcdu-od
THE STATL'ESQl'E l' KE.
enkes of olnborato deolgns tho fathers ot
rich brides may excusably quarrel. For
one gorgooua enko designed nnd executed
by n Chicago firm $000 was paid and this
did not Include Its transportation to Its
destination, under tho enro of two compe
tent men. who were obliged to travel with
It In order to seo that no Injury was dono
Its delicate decorations nnd also In order
to put It togother on tho bridal table. I!o
sides tho fnlry tower no less thun Jir. la
paid for tho loaf tho brldo cuts and when
a crowded reception Is given tho contents of
tho cake-londcd tablo prepared for tho
guests In tho hallwny coaxes at tho last
another $500 from the Indulgent parent.
That Is, if tho cako Is good nnd the boxen
covered nnd decorated In proper and fash
ionable style.
Frills of I.'iinIiIoii.
Masses nf beautiful roos urn vry f.inh
loniihle decorations fur tho nonvHl toqipM
nnd round hats. Drooping istrleli Mim and
iv compact eliihter of rose ind Iciivim uto
styles of trimming perslstntly repealed.
Thero Is u revival of black and whlto eiti
lilolflery said lo have been In v guo In Ittily
In tho sixteenth century. Tho nrubesfiim
nr.d other designs in black are worlu'il In
stltchns of ijrent variety mi llivjn luUNtu
und chiffon.
Tho question of the v.vmp ' th ihlrf
wnlst for two sensTiin btfor us Is et'i"d
In ynnd question. Already It in proinln-iitlv
lu evidence in both Importing and fancy
dry goods hmifes, Model in every ne,v jiiid
pretty form aro but forth by faslil n i'c.
sinners.
Venetian cloth In love'y tints of llvr
blue, opal-gray fawn, tnn, piiimy unl .iiin1
thyst shades, Is made up by Uoucet Into
eleRnnt dress costumes with trimming of
fur, pnnne or gulpuro yokes und silk em
broideries In nppllque.
Doublo-breastcd fronts are ch.irnct,'ritlc
ot many of tho new French walking jaok.-t
models for the cnmlng season. In tw.vd.
cheviot or UuglUh serge they are scuil-
neen given exclusively to men. The Fronoh
government' has also given Its order of tho
Legion of Honor to Fran von ltosthorn,
wno during tho slego of Pokln distin
guished herself by great valor, taking pnrt
In military actions nnd lighting mojjt
courageously nnd successfully against the
Boxers.
Mrs. Snruphlno Plsko resigned her ofllco
as president nf the Jewish Charities asso
ciation of Denver, which nho hns hold for
eight yenis past. In ordor to collect fundi)
for n national hospital for consumptives In
that city. Every ono knowH that persons
suffering from consumption ltoclf. to Den
ver, and nlso that many of them go thero
but to die. nnd Mrs. I'lsko llnds tho city
overrun with them, many of them perfectly
destltuto. Tho Jevs resident 111 Denver
hnvo already raised $10,ooo with which they
built a hospital for thee unfortunates,
which nccommodates sixty, and was opened
a year ago.
Thero Is a wonderful charm and sweet
ness lu the homo life of Moxlcnn families.
Wellbred Moxlcan women are naturally
gentle, but they command obedience, nnd,
though they almost idollzo. their sons, they
do not spoil them. Of course, there .ire ex
ceptions, but these only prove the rule. As
for tho girls, no respectable parent would
allow her daughter to bo In the streets
after dark unless under tho enro of an older
person, a trustworthy servant, or an elder
brother. Even nmong1 maidens of the
humblo clnssea there Is no Htrolltnrr about
In the streets of an evening- Thei'e Is
plenty of proper liberty for young glrlfl, and
they aro the objects of their parents' tcn
derest love, but they may not run about
without escort, nnd they aro watched nnd
guarded by their relatives, even by distant
cousins of tho other sox.
Prompt Relief for
Coughs, Colds,
Jlstbma,
Bronchitis,
JjonrscncssSorc Zbroat
THE FLORAL CAKE.
In size, nre much nioro dainty, nppnnrlato
and ladylllie than tho useless breudth and
length of cardboard so long In vogue. Sonw
of tho French stylen nre a small us tho
namo and address will permit. Uoman let
tering has Increased In popularltv, nnd
with ultra-fRHhloiiblu women bus, for the
nn inent, HiiiH'rseded Kcrlpl. and cei'tiniy
haw the advantage of being morn leglbl"
and of allowing the use ot a much entailer
card.
Talk About Women.
Tdlrs Blanche Bernard, who wnf pi.it
mlstrei at West Point for llfty vp.um nml
known to all cadets, died Friday nf a
paralytic stroke, She wan a i-lster f the
wife "f Colonel Jaied A. Smith. V. 9. A
The national convention or t no Woman's
Help f enrpx, the li'rand Army of 1 1 . - :ic
publle nuxlllurv. has decided to pm un a
menument to tho loyal women of tho dll
war. to bo placed In the UlilcknmuU'M
Chattanooga, national military park In Ten
ia stco.
Every ono will be sorry to know that Mrs.
PI ocbe Hearst has refclgned from the luard
of control of tbo Nutlnnal Bed dim n ac
count of having so many duties, mi l Mim.
Harrington, president of the California io
elrly, has taken the ldacc. Tho society ex
pended $150 KKI In helptntr to care tor sol
diers In Cuba and the Phlllpplnei.
Mrs. Cushmnn K. Davis has returned to
Washington and Is already busily onj.igl
In compiling her distinguished hush mud
works on law. politics, diplomacy, Miern
ture, war and tho miscellaneous lotutos
which ho delivered at various times 'u ig
hti public career. In this labor she will m
assisted bv Bishop Hurst ot the MMhoHit
church, who win nn old and esteemed
friend (if the l.ito Senntor Davis.
The friends of the famous teacher of
i" '.king. Mrs. rt T. Borer, say that ihs Is
the peisotitlleatloil of health, and boasts rf
i'eer having even a headache. This asser
tion scorns to provo the story told ot her,
that once, on being tiuestloned about a cer
tnln recipe nf hers for a rich dish, she ex
plained that Khc never used any such
recipes. If sho did make them.
A war medal has been given to Frau Yloea
von Rosthorn. the wife of the acting Aus
trian minister at Pekln. by the emperor of
Austria, such a decoration having hitherto
A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOt FOREVER
DR.T. FELIX GOIIRAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM, OR A1A0ICAL BEAUTIFIER.
ncmovei Tan, PlmplM,
Frcckln, Moth I'ntch,
turn una KKln die
case, and every
blemlih on beauty,
and dedei deieo
tlon. It has ttood
tha teat of I
years, and li to
harmlen we taste
It to be lure It
Is properly mnde.
Accept' no counter
feit or iimiiai
name. Dr. I.. A.
Kayre raid to a la
dy of the liaut-ton
(a patient)!
"As you ladles will use them, 1 recom
mend 'CJOUBAUD'S CBEAM" as th least
J harmful of all tho Skin preparations." For
Dealers In tho U. a. and Europe.
I'KIt I). T. IKH'ICINS, I'roy'r,
17 Great Jon Bt. N. T.
rl M
'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE
When Prof. JIunyon says his Hlieuma
Itxiu Cure will cure rheumatism therj
isn't any suetHWorlc about It-there Ian t
nny faloa statement about It It simply
cures. It docs Just exuetly what ho says
It will do. It cures more quickly than
pcopln expect. It cures without leaving any
11 effects. It Is a splendid stomach and
nerve tonic, as well an ft positive cure for
rhAlimtlinaMunyon remedies are Just ok re.
liable, Any druggist vlnl, Tho Quite
o Health Is free, so Is medlcnl advice If
vou write to Broadway and 2bth St., New
?ork.
Falling Imlr nml dandrulT
sneedllv overcome: Irritated.
iSl Itching and eruptlvo bcalpi
Arv perniniieiitly cured ; tholiair
1 preserved, its brilliancy and
I igkV natural color ntored, nt
your home. J- til I Informa
tion with hook mulled free.
JOHN II. WOODBURY, ICj STA1C SI , CHICAGO
By MARGARET L. BRIGGS.
(ALL IllOUTS UESEUVED.)
Mis. Plnklmin'at offoflu in liolmlf of miiVorliijr wonifii Is flnutiftorlXftt liy
deep sincerity. ,
This Is it fnot wliloh niUHt lie pluln (o nil wonien stilllt'Iotilly Interostetl In
lliolf own woli'iirc nntl In lie wolf nre ttf other women to follow tlio course
of -Mrs. l'lnUlinm's work. That she Is tlolnj.' n Kient wurl; nml n piotl one
for Hie wonien of this country U true beyoml nil itieslloii. .Morover, the
work tint t she l titling renelies Into the niltlst of out- families nml sheds it
brighter nttllnnec around many llreshles.
It Is dlllleult for the woman who has not iiersonally tested .Mrs. l'lnklianrs
exiierlence nnd skill to realize Hie tleei jnitltudu of those who have. Most
of us linvu been educated by our iudlu'eronee to look upon Mrs. I'lnkliam as
an advertisement nnd not as a reality. The fact. Is that Mrs. l'lnklmm Is a
living, brontliltiB person who hits devoted her life lo the eurlii, or distress
ing ailments of women. Women front every corner of our country write to
lierj the corerspondenee therefore Is voluminous, but It Is sacredly coiillden
Hal anil women only see ami answer the letters from women asking ad
vice nbotit lienltli. This one fact alone lias made Rival numbers of women
write to Mrs. lMnkliam, who could not place the family physician In posses
sion of the necessary details about their condition.
To those women who need Mrs. rinkliam's counsel, how shall It be made
plnln that they may seek It safely, If not tliroujih the testimony of women
who have sought It before them and found the help they so much needed?
The most dlllleult cases come to Mrs. I'lnkliam, because, as a general thing,
women exhaust the resources of the family physician and perhaps of several
other physicians before they make application to Mrs. Plnkhnni for her ad
vice. It Is not strange, then, that the women who ilnd the means of cure
through Mrs. I'lnkhant's help should be grateful beyond any words to express.
Illnesses of women are real troubles; they creep upon women unawares
many times through their own Ignorance or disregard of Indications; once
they come, however, they stay. This Mrs. I'lnkliam has understood, and no
one has done so niucli as she to help stllleiiiig women. Why do the palo
cheeks appear so early In life? What brings about that hopelessness whleh
makes so many women's lives dark and dreary? Surely the mainspring of
discouragement Is In some distinctly feminine III.
It Is dlllleult to realize what a great help Lydia K. l'lnkham's Vegetable
Compound has been to the women of America, unless you are suillclently In
terested In the matter to make diligent Inquiry among your friends; It will
surprise you then to llnd that every woman you know has either been helped
by this medicine herself or knows some one who hits. There Is absolutely
no question about the etllcleney of Mrs. l'lnkham's medicine for femalu
troubles. It Is a perfect safeguard against the development of diseases aris
ing from Irregularities or from any displacement of the organs of the genera
tive system. Why, then, will wonien who know they need help, who have
evidence all around them of lives that have come to discouragement and
hopelessness, hesitate to ask for the aid whleh .Mrs. I'lnkliam oilers. so freely?
There Is no trap beneath Mrs. rinkhnm'H offer of free advice. It Is quite
true that Mrs. I'lukham will recommend In nearly every case the taking of
Lydla 13. l'lnkham's Vegetable Compound, but she will give those instruc
tions about Its use whleh will be a material aid to the working out of the
best results. Furthermore, the cost of the course of l.ydla K. rinkliam's
Vegetable Compound Is Inslgnlllcant compared with that whleh will be pre
scribed by any local physician. The vital thing about this, however, !s the
unalterable fact that In using Mrs. l'lnkham's medicine for any of the ills
of women you are using the medicine that cures.
There are great numbers of wonien today who do not realize how sick
they are, who believe that they have to struggle through with their back
aches and the wearying, draged down .sensation, without comprehending that
they must get help for those things or their lives will be spent 'in misery.
These nre not idle statements. If any woman doubts them lot her look
around among her friends and inquire.
are. who believe that they have to struggle through with their backaches and
the wearying dragged-down sensation, without comprehending that they
must get help for .those things or their lives will be spent In misery. These
are not idle statements. If any woman doubts them let her look around
among her friends and Inquire.
The helping hand of Mrs. Pliikhiim Is .outstretched to all such women.
Her advice Is the safe advice of the person who knows. It Is impossible that
any case can come to her so radically different from those that have pre
ceded It that she will not know how tfi give counsel. The diseases of women
are an open book to Mrs. Hnkham, and her pronounced success, unvarying
for many years, shows the virtue of her medicine and value of her advice.
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