The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14
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What Lady OF Grsst P,ominanre nas 4
say Aboat .ivr Sua

This paper to tLc cry OF Hsrycrbiii, NJ -ssa- |
rhusut,s, most important lnoiutBt oc-
CURED, which cannot ieil to be- ofthe GREAT !
est interest to all aud especially 10 our
lady readers. The u,wsraptr m4u met a
lady trine past middle age, with iuzu-
rous y hite hair that caatrt,'ed strikiugy
with hec piercing blscs eye. sue pos
sessed straight, full habit, wOmauiy, but
combined with man rs
wholly iauy-lke, aud vel pronounced.
Any acute Judge OF human nAiure could
see at once that he was ia tho prtgelco OF
an unusual parsonage destined to ac-
more than most ui hVy sex,
and To exert an lntluruce tarreachiur ia
its power. The lady was Mrs w NJ Win
gate. Almost from childhood She has
taken special interest IN the bodily
troubles OF her sex, and has PROBABLY been
more successful in relieving suffering and
saving lives than any other woman IN
America. Indeed she seouls 10 have Deou
TO women what Florence Nightingale and
Dorothy Dix were to the suffering soldiers.
The instai ccs Of women who were ia the
greatest agony, and apparently byond the
reach of human aid, that SHIT has restored
TO health aud happiness, are almost innum-
cradle, and 1t WAS on,y natural that the
scribe should become specially interested,
and wish To converse Wlth her more IN DC
tail.
"lIow long have You baen engaged in
the practice OF medicine, Mrs, Wingate?'
For more Than % years.
"a long ilme certainly no" ulA you
happen 10 enter the helu at 'hat ednN uay
when women IN the professions We're spe-
ciclly irowncd down upon2'
81 thtnG hayN ttIRri1ttI "A tugtn
from my father Professor j. Z. WOOD oil
Harvard college lie was eminent IN the
profession, hard w0rEer and equally
earnest IN MS recroaloh', lie hunted con-
sderably, ana remelnbtr "htn only nine
years old USED to dissGot the mfds ANA an
imals he hud Killed. lclt IhMtuWtu WIN
medical science, rNtn then, ana the luiNJu-
alton has continued mp to the present une;
And did you begin your atu ~ 50 early
IN llio?'
81 can hardly sai when | began, Tor |
cannot remember WRon dlu not redl ultu'
teal literature you would se"rcel4 pc,lcVe
| IT,, but | was slender gun anu dld not
weigh over l2O pounds, hut Us q To slI up
| night alter night NJ ot'oCh IN lhe
morning, porting over nay studies and
never dreaming of the hight oi time 1t
seemed as though calls for my attendance
ON the sick always came unsolicited GER
tainly cannot llN the dale Whel irst
began praotiolng. Oh course most
| OF my patients we're women, ana va" h"luth
sympathy iolt for my sex mas increased
during all these years where ! nave pecn
| brought SO Glossy IN contact WIN lhcih ana
have learned 10 anticipate thelr ileels ana
syhpnthiac Win ther suileriuBS' Aiter
the opening OF tho Session Medical college
appeared before the faculty; passed eH,
| Il ali haA
lpracticed Tor wears prpvious tn that time,
Int Thought il desirable To receive another
dipIomA. which | did without any effort. "
"Your experience with the many and
serious diseases of women having been 80
extensiye mus, also be valuable? Can Won
give me some facts REGARDING them"
81 find that Vomyn seem horn To suffer.
ing, add where she avoids it, il ia by reason
OF some cale ON her mart or owing To some
special renewing pawel. II is true SOME
women 40 through life without unusual
sufloting, but ,hcv arc none the less in dan
per. for there ARE critical periods all aloul
their halfway when the utmost precautior
il reuuired The innumornble complaint,
called female weaknesses; the irrrgularite,
of life and changes of tho system all indi
cate the p,rils which hang over ever,
, womnnis career and which. uulrsA uitpnde,
, TO- mav result disastrously,
But is there no way bv which these ter
riblo troubles Gao be avoided ?n
"That has been The problem for years
The habils ot lie and tine demands of tnsh
ion are clearly nj war with the health o
. women. / have been. perhaps, unusuall,
successful in my treatment Of lleir troubles
. but there have been many cases that SCENE,
specially stubborn recall ont n particu
lar. 6ad rNhangIrd MI tho usuDl .-poui
M fI4.s "A a.
| became worried over the ease and real.
3 did not know what to do, hut Email,
Thought would Try something out OF TIA
(, usual me ! had heart " certain remed
recommended very highly and so ! pre-
cured some and made n chemlc'l slalyS'
OF H. ! luund IL was perfectly pure, ma
u lhat The ingredients were unusually Valua
ne 80 began giving II lc my pauenl
0 changing II, however, into II bottle of m
I own. 10 my great JOY u seemed to have u
almost Immediate elect and = complct
~ cure was The result, since then have USE
o u constantly III my practice ana nave cure
every form ol ,emale weakNesS, rs well I
displacemyntA, dtopslGal tnmots, cell
! oropsy and all such troubles. have ais
USED IL with the best OF results III eases
pregnancy aud CESSATION. Indeed, | hay
II found II OF untold value anu benefit
o 'iiaVe you any objection to ewing m
the name oil ths remedy oil winch so
N speak
Is None whatever, 1t 10 warmers "a
Kidney and Liver Cure.'
Why, that is II proprietary modicine
i. certainly, but what OF thatf nave b,
q ono END IN view III the treatment ot my "
n liohts, namely-their restoration to healtl
In tho accomplishment OF this end pr
n scribe what believe to be beneficial, u
matter what the professional consequence,
10 may be-"
VI not CO in the New York paners III,
d brs. Hammond, Agnew and other prom
l. nent physicians are taking similar 'tan'
/. Mrs Wingatt."
Yea, and all independ ent thinkers in ii
"a profession are bound TO do So. | am, HOY
In ever, ON the best Of terms with my PROBES
4. ionai brethren, rs you can see, and IL
re- lady produced u beautiful gold med
mounted IN the form OF a badge, which ha
been presented her by the medical sociel
~ known as the Ensign Oft the Humble Famil.
10 OF which she isl prominent member. a
y ter examining 1t closely, the reporter +
~ mari pl TINT thu ,nnuinnl nrnf,satNn 40