Salt Lake Herald | 1895-03-08 | Page 7 | A Stubborn Woman

A STUBBORN 1VO3EAX TVe read that when Jove had theo the-o of mundane affairs he prIm Ised to send vain on any day that would be agreed upon by the whole world It was reported at last that they were all ready for rain at a certain cer-tain date except the old ivamin who wanted to make soap on that particular Jar day Women are often accused cf being capricious and whimsical but there Is one point on which they will all asrree the desirability of being well and looking well Every woman be she young or old always wants to look her best and In order to do this it is necessary to attain that tate of health Which will impart a sparkle to hot eye a bloom to her cheek and grace and symmetry to her entire form l > r Plerces Favorite Prescription Prescrip-tion Is a panacea for ail chronic weaknesses weak-nesses and derangements of function peculiar to the sex and is beyond all comparison the great healer of women