DEAR DOCTOR:--I am astonished at the benefits derived from _Tokology_. I had the book only a few weeks before confinement; when I procured it my feet were so bloated I could scarcely walk across the room. I followed the advice in the book faithfully, and in a short time got so smart I could do my work with ease. The night before confinement I walked two miles and came home, feeling well. I got up in the morning and gathered up my clothes for washing, but soon found I had other business on hand. At 10 o’clock A. M. I had a nice little daughter; was sick only one hour, and no very hard pain. Always before, my sickness at such times had been long and severe; have lain unconscious for hours. My recovery, too, from previous labors, has been very lingering. This time in five days I was dressed and stood upon my feet; in two weeks was able to take care of my child, and do much besides. No money could buy my book from me. I most cheerfully give my experience for the benefit of others. MRS. MAGGIE MEAD, _Friend, Neb._ TO DOCTOR STOCKHAM, whom I call my best friend:--When about three months advanced in pregnancy I bought _Tokology_. My health was very poor; I was a constant sufferer. My children had all been weak and puny, and died when from three to six months old. With the last I lost my own health; many said I would not live to have another child. I have followed the directions of _Tokology_ to the letter. From the first my health improved, and I had a comfortable confinement. The contrast to the previous labors was as day is to night. I can truly say I owe my life to _Tokology_. Could I not get another, I would not take $100 for it. I wish every woman knew the value of the work as I do. MRS. A. R. STEWART, _St. Paul, Minn._ MY DEAR MISS STOCKHAM:--In presenting me your mother’s book, you add another one to your many kind and thoughtful deeds, which will aid me wonderfully in my mission as wife and mother. _Tokology_ contains a wealth of enlightenment calculated to promote all that is pure and noble. You and your mother are truly great philanthropists. MARIE F. BORNEFELD, _Galveston, Tex._