The Evening critic., 1884-03-31
A WoMANIs WOES.
A Tale of Suffering with Sequel of
Happiness-SOnie Domestic Exbc.
rteucos.

A Tale of Suffering with IA SeaueHOf
Happtness-SOnio Domestic Exbe-
rieuces.
Tho following letter to tho Kansas City hines
describing tho striking, almost dramatlct OK.
perlencc OF au American lady is so intsrost.
ing ana plcturcs 80 clearly the feeling aud
emotions Of others that We reproduce1t on
tire. twill be found very readable ma In.
structlyo;
MeSSrs. Editors!
Did not know that this land Is nlled with
women who are unhappy and cannot toll the
reason; are miserable when they hafo every
reason TO DO joyous, 1 should not Venture 10
address you this letter. believe, nDwevor, 1
can offer some suggestions that wilIbo valua.
bic to oil women and invaluable 10 many
Whom was fifteen years old presume was
happier and healthier than most girls In
America to-day. hardly know wlIet pain was
except by heafsay. But the situation changed
suddenly and severely. becam6 aware tnat
something was undermining myth felt
strange sensations that would como and go
and then return with greater poper THAI be-
fore. My side panied me nt times and again
would feel a dun aching between tho shout
uere. had dartlng pains through my tenn
pies and pressure on top OF my head. lost
sleep, appetite and flesh, and my friends
the feelings then had aro not an uncommon
occurrence among women, both young and Old,
but dld not realize what it meant at that
time, and 30 was careless-with what results
Will appear. From thon until within tho past
two years have soen but few Comfortable
days, and am now nifty 1.-Two years old.
A few years aftor the events hbovo stated
my heart began to trouble me. At times
would feel acute dartipg pains and n gurgling
ms II water was forming. MY entire right
eide enlarged and 1 felt SHARP cutting pangs
through my lungs and around my shoulder
blades. / could only breathe In catches or
gasps, and then with the Greatest erort. l
very hungry, but always com tipated. During
all those years I did noHknow what those
they must end. OF couree1 tried % overcome
them; consulted doctors bnd used remedies,
but II was OF no avail. M troubles Increased
with the years. had severe pain In tho
small OF tho back; my tefth became loosenod:
my tongue swolled 60 tRice its natural size;
my gums were like sDbnges, bleeding freely
At times, and my lungshnd nose both bled on
different occasions. AZ that timo l felt cold
chills running up myt back and constantly
expectorated brownsmucous substance that
was very offensive. Tho fluids passed were
frequently like bloody milk, aud thon again
almost solid albumet For thirty years did
not know what II was to be free from head
ache. Occasionally > would have feeling OF
sufIocation followed} by hot flashes and pro.
fuse Precipitation. good only knows what
suffered, for canndt describe II. only know
that existed and u lat my tired life was Obj
ing away with nothing to arrest decay.
l was In this condition n little over two years
ago, and neither myself nor my friends OK
pected or hoped fog anything but DEATH Pic
ture, II You can, ndnrly forty years OF agony,and
you can undersigned why we felt In that way.
But q brighter day came. began n new man
ner OF treatment and / saw now results. My
pain became less intense. Tho severe symp-
toms decreaaedt My hope revived, and
seemed awakening 10 another life. 1 con-
tinued TO improve, until my health and
strength returned, thus enabling me 10 carry
out desire, which / considered duty, In
writing you this letter and saying that my life,
health and hdbe for coming years are due
wholly TO warder's Safe Cure, which has done
wonders for mo, and also restored many Of my
friends.
Many who may read these lines will possl-
bly, think ana Over.enthusiastc. Is IL possi-
BILE 10 be overenthusiastic after being deliv-
cred from lUe of misery and brought into
world OF comfort and happiness2 Was the
blind man mentioned In tho Bible, whose
sight was resorod, too enthusiastic? The fact
is am onlykdoing what believe to be my
duty In mailing my experience public for
know there are myriads OF women who are
going into the same dark path, unless they are
warned In lime and saved as have been.
This Is n mbst serious matter, and one which
concerns thf welfare OF the Nation, MS we'll as
the happipSss OF the people. II the mothers
OF this LAM are unhealthy, America will be-
come Nation OF invalids, and any means
which CAMPO safely and surely avert this dan
ger MS thqt which have described, should be
gladly welcomed by all truo men and women.
Mrs. W. MASON,
IOnekf, Kansas. 271 Quincy street.