Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-08
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this paper si q UP y s'i .,,1,gii s.. Z,
most inpoTSIs,In.e city Of Hslsihili,s ea56ich
cannot fai I ~ med NJ scsu.'oa ,, S.' TO
all, and esps ~ ~ q ne rrssst ia.e''iThe
news aper oSo,ay 70 or 10y rsaae;ts5 ra,t
middle are ' v,st met a lsiy III hnj- mat
contras .cd st wsn INJURIOUS shite na'ib Iack
eyes. She Snsdtllikinely vi,S piercIng b y,b
womanly. bnpt 49, - 81 sirdyht ISn hd with
manners w W. mandinc. sopl0 ine,. pro.
nounced. hvy lady.like, and ", .tpre
could see a. =, acue iuire y human na.- "a
of an unusu oiICe that be was il ine p! ,Vs5 10
accomplish ,. pefsonape-one oes ~ and
10 exert an " Nv than mostoi PEI. !, he
power This 'iIlailenoe far rsaeMalnWS in -
Almost fron, iaqy was Mrs " v. ,sIsn a
special intcra.. snlldhood se he s - her
20 ana has probabiee ppoui .ors successful
- aoliSFlng suferinss oeep ..ginr lives than
10y o'ner woman r. ~ Indeed, she
Mems 10 have bean !. amer = .vhat Florence
Nightlngale and ne ~ M4fis1 we're to the
SJIIerlng soldiers. Tbto ~ g, ,nees Of women
WIG were N the pres,se. ~ and appaf.
e guy beyond the reseb 1tsanan aid, that
she mas restored IA -. ~ "a happiness,
n.e almost inuumershia "a it was only
natural that the se,;ss ',soold become
tpcc ally interested ana ;i ", y converse with
her moro in detail 'u "isA'
pract tow IqnR have yon ham engaged, n 'ie
P'sa.JEsice OIL inedicine. NJ Ninestef
g Itor more than twent,, A., years.
b,,n long tnnc, ceriai5lv How did you
mI!pen 70 enter the hsid !, thst early day
MnHh women in the n,otsssions we're spe-
oia W. Iirowned down man.
.ilIlk must hayeinhertei a taste TOM
NY iatner, Professor ] r Wood, OF mar
xtlI9 Iege. He was sr,ir,ut in the pro
~ SGss'on, hard workers and ecrally earnest, ~
,ils Iecreatlons. He bnntd toasderapiy;
nel remember when only zine years ola ! !
L;1 70 qlssect the birds ar,d animals ne hau
hI,Ieu. tolt infatuated WIN nedica SCIENCE
wen then, and the infatnatiolhsse continued
up tothe present time.n
IN ~; eng =, did you begin your aadies 50 cary
49,. can hardly saywhen began, for can can
Ivy 10y on ember when I did ne read medlc
iir u, You would sca-ctly televe y,
o n,,a, @ae slender girl and lid not weISa
sseI - po'lnde, but used b st up hlgh1
, ,l.er llght until 2 o'clock d the morning
p3eriih9 owe my studies and Lever dreaming
VI IN, .le lllgId Ok time. Ii teened as tnougn
cails LOT my attendance on he sick always
Su,lo UNSOLICITED. certainly cannot TX lne
uate when ILf5t began prat tong. VI course
nlosl OF 'ny patients were women, ana lne
Natural fympathy felt for my sex mas IN
creased Turing all these years There, !, nave
oeeh Drought SO closely in contact with then
an9 nave learned TO anticiFate their neeus
titu sHmpalhlze with thar sunerlhgs;
1lier iLo opening Of the Boston Mealca,I
Coiiege appeared before The faculty passed.
eXah4 uatlon and received diploma. hau
practlced Tor years previous % that Tune D 1i
t1ouSht u desirable 10 receive anothet III
ploma' winch l did without any effort.
your experience with ihemany ana scr
ious diseases of women having been SO ex-
tensive must also be valuable Can you
give me some facts regarding them"
find that woman Seems horn to suffer
ing, and where she avoids N it's by reason
of some care on her part or OWING to some
special renewing power. II & true some
women 90 through life without unusual SUI
terlng, but they are none the less in danger,
for there are critical periods alalong their
pathway when the utmost preanton IS re,
CURED. The innumerabe complaints called
female weaknesses; the irregularities OF ne
and changes of the system all indicate the
perils which hang over every voman ca
reer, and which, unless attenddto, may re-
suit disastrously.n
But Is there no way by which these ter
rible troubles can be avoided
That. has been the problem for years
The habit OF life and The demands OF lash.
ion are clearly at war with the health OF
women. ! have been, perhaps unusually
successful in my treatment I'll her troubles;
but there have been manycasts that seemed
specially stubborn. | recal one IN partcu-
lar. had exhausted all the 1,ga HTedlents
and the results were not Satisfactory ] be
came worried over the case nd really did
not know what to do, butfndy thousht !
would try some hing out Of tNusual line. |
had heard certain remedy commended
very highly and so | procuisi some and
made chemical analysisofh | found 1T
wRs perfectly pure, and lint tsngredlents
were unusually valuable. sSolegan giving
it to my patient, changing II hVeyer, into
a bottle of my own. I'D N! geat 10Y 1t
seemed TO have an almost imnsiate effect
mud complete cure waszthe Ellt. Since
then have used it constapllyny practice
aV have cured every forIn LOT male. weak
ut'ss, as we'll as S3i-dcemeiits, dropslcal tu-
mors, cellu drol y and all such troubles. l
have also used 1t with the best results in
cases of pregnancy and CESSATION. Indeed l
have found it of untold value and benefit.
Have you any objection to giving me
the name OF this remedy Of which you
speak ~
None whatever. II is Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure
Why, that IS apropretary medicine!
Certainly, but what Of that ! have but
one end IN view in the treatment OF my
patients namely-theirr restoration to health
In the accomplish ent Of this end ! pre-
scribe what | believe to be beneficial, nc
matter what the professional consequence;
NAV Le."
" l notice in the New York papers that
Doctors Hammond, Agnew and other promi-
h neht physicians are taking q similar stan1,
Mrs. Wlngite.n
Yes, and all independent thinkers in the
profession are bound TO do so. / am, how
ever, on thebest of terms with my profess
ional brethren as you can see, " and the
lady produced beautiful gold medal
mounted in the form of badae which had
been presented her by the medical society,
known rs the Ensign Of the Humble Family,
OF which she is prominent member. After
examining it closely, the renorter remarked
That the medical profession evidently were
proud OF what she had done. as she might
wen DC IN the possession of such medal
l am proud of that " she replied, land
was also pleased 4 short time since TO receive
nm oher at large salary to take the pro
iieSelrshp IN thenew medical college at Wali'
NalIa, on he Pacific coast. I do not know
how they heard Of me ont there, but wa
obilged TO decline their offer,
And so, in your experience With the dis
ehseS 10 OF women you have found success, ant
efficient rem ely"
res, have had unusual success and tn
remedy OF which You speak has been prove
oi great benefit There are however, som
pa'e limitations of it to be- found in th
market; these are bad and should be avoided
best" - one v
49, And has not the practice of your profess
ION injured your health"
No, am better now than ever before j
my NE. l troze my limbs last winter, Will
rldlng one cold night 10 see patient an
was obhged TO remain indoors for over tw
months, Otherwise am healthy, as yo
can see by looking at me1
Wingate Z" ''i' in'e'''0
me Yes, If what have told you should
. ,'iS.,lis ol as ''stng any Women who IN
pe o, suffering, ! shall be perfectly wiling
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