Salt Lake Herald | 1895-11-22 | Page 6 | Mother's Influence

MOTHERS IXPIjUEXCE Who can overestimate it For good or evil it is farreaching Her name the first that falls from the lips of the prattling babe is often the last Whisper whis-per of the dying sage God bless our mothers How important then that they be shielded from those weakening diseases which too often wreck their constitutions and render them wearied fretful invalids prematurely aged and ambitionless Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription has done much to emancipate eman-cipate woman from this thraldom and may be taken by the most delicate with absolute certainty to benefit For nursing mothers and all debilitated or run down women it is the most effective ef-fective restorative tonic to build them up To those about to become mothers moth-ers it is a priceless boon It lessens the pains and perils of childbirth shortens labor promotes the secretion of an abundance of nourishment for the child and shortens the period of confinement