The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-31
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On a feosnt trip by . representative of M,
Poi Or 10 the city Of llaverh H. Mess q most
import nj Incident occurred, which eau not
fail 10 bo Of the greatest interest 10 all, espc-
cially i0ourlaiy readers The newspaper man
met LAZY a tfine past middle age with lux.
urious whltc hair that contrastoI stfl klnRly
With piercing bliek eyes. she possessed a
STRAIGHT, full haiti. womanly, but command
Ing, combined with manners wholly lady-iiko,
aud yet pronounced. Any acute judge OF
human nsture could see nj once that he was
IN the presence u au unusual person ge-one
destined to accomp, Oh more than most Of
her sex, aud TO exert an Influence far reach
ipg In It's power. Tbs lady was Mira NJ. w.
Wing te. Almost from childhood she has
taken y special interest In the bodily troubles
Of her sex aud has probably bee more sue
cossful In relieving suffering and saving lives
than any other woman IN Americl. Indeed,
she seems TO have been TO women what Flor
oncc n ghtengale mad Dorothy Dix were 10
tho suffering soldiers. The inst noes OF wo.
men who were IN the gre. test agony an APP
pare lily beyond the reach Of human aid. that
Sue has restored TO heath aud happiness, are
almost lnnumerabie, snd II was only natural
that the scribe should become specially In
teroslel ans Wish TO converse with her moro
IN detail.
GLOW long have you been engaged In the
practice Of medicine, Mrs. Wiagater'
"For more th n twenty-five years."
"a long time certainly. How did you hap
pen TO enter the field NJ that early daY when
women IN the professions were specially
frowned down upolF'
~ think ! must have Inherited taste from
my father, Professor J. Z. Wood, OF HAIRY ri
College. He was eminent In the profession,
a hard worker and equally earnest In his rec
i~tatlons. He hunted cousidera ly, and | re.
remember whom only nine years old used
TO dlsscct the birds aud animals he had killed.
] felt infatuated with medical science, even
thon, and the infatuation has continued up to
the present time"
And did you begin your studies so early
in lIfein
II can hardly say when | began, for / can
not remember when | did not read medical
llterst ure. Yopwould1 scarcely telieye It,
but ] was a slenler girl and did not weigh
over 40 pounds, but ] used to sit up night
after tIght until two o'clock In the otning
porinx over my studies and never dreaming
Of the fight OF time. IL seemed rs though
calls for y attendance on the sick always
came unsol cited. | certainly can not Ok the
date when | first began practiclng. Or course
most OF my patients were women, and The
natural sympathy | felt for nv ser has In
creased during all these years where | have
been brought 90 closely In contact with them
and have learned TO anticipate their needs and
sympaihizs With their suffering After the
opening OF the Boston Medical College I ap-
pc red before the faculty, passed examination
and received a dip'onia. 1hd practiced fol
years previous TO that time but thought II dc.
,liraslo to receive another diploma, which
did without any eliort.p
"Your experience with the many and scri.
Gus diseases Of ONE having been so exten'
sive must also BE- valuiblci Can you give me
some facts regarding themf"
III lind thst woman seems born TO suffer
ing, and whore she avoids II, II Ia by reason
OF ZONE care on her part or owing 10 som'
special renewing power. IL Is true som,
women 60 through life without unusual sui
ferlnT, but they are none the less In danger
Tor there arc critical periods all along theI
pathway when tho utmost precautiou Ii 70
CURED Tho innumerable complaints Gale,
female weaknesses; the Irregularities OF IN
and changes OF the system all ind cafe tn
perils which hang over every romans career
and which, unless attended 10, may resul
disastrously."
But Is there no way BY which these terri
bic troubles can be ayoidedf'
,. nrna, has been The problem for years, Ia
W ia ~ - httNNHd VI W. nv
clearly at war With the health OF women.
have been, perhaps, unusually successful
my treatment OF their troubles, bat ther
have bcen many cases that seemed special
stubborn. recall one In particular. l hs
exhausted all the usual expcdients and IN
results were not satisfactory. I bccsm
worried over the case and really did not kno'
what TO do, Tut 1nslly thought | would tr
something out Of the usual line. I had hear
a certain remedy recommended very highl
aud ~ l procured some aud made q chcmicl
analysis OF H. j fousi ID was perfectly pur,
and that the Ingredients we're uuusu lilly Walt
able. So began giving IL TO my paticnl
changing II, however, into Q bottle Of m
own To my great Joy II seemed Ia have a
almo.. immediate elect snd com ilete cut
was the result Since then ] have used
constantly IN my practice and have cured o.
cry form OF fem ,lc Weakness, as we'll ne az
placements, dropslcal tumors. cslu drops
and all such trouble. I have sHo used
with the best OF tcsults IN cases Of nregnanc
and CESSATION. Indeed I have found IL Of al
told value and benefit.
"liaye you any objection to giving me III
name OF tbis remedy Of whieh You 81 eakr'
None whatever. II IL Warmers SAT
Kidney and Liver Cure
why, that IL = proprietary medelnef ~
"Certainly, but what Of thati have b.
one end Ia view in the Treatment OF m
patients, namelY-their restoration IN hcaltl
In the accomplishment Of this end | present.
what ! believe To- be beneficial. no matter VIII
Toe Professional eoHsequenses may BE-"
III notice In the New York papers thr
Doctors Hammond, Asnrw and other prom
nent physicians are taking q similar stan
Mira Ningste.n
aye. aud all independent thinkers IN III
profession arc bound to do 90. am, hos
ever, on the beat OF terms with TOY profession
i brethren A. you can see - and The lady pr
ducrd . Be ut.ful gold me lal mounted In u
form Of . badge which had been prr.snts
her by the medical . ciety. known Is the n
sgu of tae Humble Family, Of which she Ia
prominent member Alter examining II clos
1y, the reporter remarked III I the medic
profession e,f eltly were proud Of what 81
had do e, as abe might well be in the posse
sion Of such a medal
III am proud Of that" she replied, "snd
vas also pleased . short n Q since 10 rseci,
IN offer al > large salary 10 take the prnfc
snuship In the nev medical eullesc 81 Wal
Walla, on the Pacific coast | do not kno
how theY lcard OF ne ont thsfe, but I vi
obliged TO decline their offer.n
And -, In your experience with the IL
eases 81 women. you have found success. a.
that MsIaer': s.fs Cure has been . mo
aye, l have had unusual success and a
remedy Of Which you soak has ben pross
OF Krest benefit There arc. however, sou
base limitations 81 II " be found Ia the ms
kep, these are bad and shouid he avoided b,
the gcnu ne remedy Il one Of the very best
And has not the practice OF your prokr
zion Injured your hesithr'
mo I I'm better now thsn ever beforc
my life IfroEe my limhs Last Wintsr. ~ht
riding one coid night 10 see Q patient. an
vas obliged 10 remain indoor. FOE over ~
moutha DtheruI<e am h<aIfhv. a. vau q
zee BY ieekin1 IL me-
And mayf publish this interview. NJ
"Yes. n shat I have told you shonld
The me ana Of assisting any uomen who mi
b sufsfsast I shal b perfectly wiling
have n pnhilshed"
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