The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-06-14
HEB SECRET TROUBLES.
The Unknpwn Trials Which Woman Ems
dured Without Oomplaiht-whY They
Vanished.

dured without Oomplaint-WhY They
Vanished.
Near the close OF one Of the most trying
Of the few hot days Of the present year d
pale, care worn woman might haye been
seen at the window Of her dwelling sppar.
emily in q condition Of complete exhaustion.
Her efforts 10 meet the accumulated dutits
OF her household had been great but unsuc
ceslul, while the care Of 9 sick child. whose
walls could even then be heard, was added
to her otherwise overwhelming trodbles.
Nature had done much for her and in her
youthful days she had been not only beau
tiiul but the pnssessor OF health such AZ id
seldom seeu. But home and fathily dutieS
and the depressing cares which too offer
accompany them had proven grestet than
her splendid strength and she felt vi that
moment not only that life was a burden
but that death Would be grant relief.
This is no uuusual cSpetience. II is,in fr,t,
most common everyday occurrences, and A
great prayer is Constantly ascending from
thousands OF homes for deliperanre frpuf
the deadly power which is enslavine so
many wives mothers aud daughters And
yet these duties Of life must be met M
woman can afford to turn aside ffotn tbs
proper care Of her home aud the ones Who
are committed to her care, "a althoueh ia dnius
these duties she may sncrihce her health.
and possibly lie itself. The experience of
one who successfully overcame such trials
and yet retained health and all the bles
sings 1t brings IS thus told by Rev. WillIam
WATSON, Presiding Elder of the Methodist
Episcopal church, residing at WstertOwni
N. Y. lie said.
my wife became completely run down
through oYerwork and care of a sick mem-
Der Of our household, aud l entertained
serious aprfehenstiOns ns TO her lot ire.
She was languid, pale, utterly exhausted.
without Appetite and in a complete state Of
physical decline. Aud yet she did not.
couId not neglect her duties. | huve seed
her about the house, trying coura eeousy 10
care lof the ones she loved when I could
tell, from the lines upon her face how much
she was suffering. At times she would
rally Tor day or two and then tall back
into the state of nervous exhaustion she felt
before. He head pained her frcdueutIy.
her body was becoming bowed by main aud
all hope nr enjoyment in lille seemed de.
parted. What to do we could not tell.
resolved, however, to bring back her liGs
and vitality ii possible and to this end be.
gan 10 treat her myself. To mygreat relief
her system has been toned up her strength
restored, her health co,iiple;ely recovered
and wholly bv the use of Warmers Tippe.
canoe, which regard as the greatest tonic,
lnvg1rator aud sthinach REMEDY that Hss
ever been discovered. was led To use ik
the more readily as had tested the health
restoring properties of Waruet's Safe Cure
IN MY own person and | therefore knew
that any remedy MIR Warner might pto-
duce w0ulh be va.dable one have sifcS
accommodated both Warmers Tlppecaiioe
and Warmers Sale Cure to many of iny
friends and Know several Doctors Of Di-
yinity as well as numerous aynien who are
using both with great benefit"
1t all the oYerworksd and duty driyet
women of America could know of the ex-
perience above desctibe6 aud act upon the
same, there can be little doub. that much
of the pain, and most of tho depressing
influences Of life might be avoided. Such
truths are too valuable to remain unknown.