The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-07-10

The Unknown Trials Which y Woman En-
dured without COMPATIBILITY
They Vanished.

They Vanished.
Near ne close OF ono OF the most trying of
the few hot days OF the present year a pale.
care-worn woman might have been seen at
the window OF her dwelling apparently la "a
condition OF complete exhaustion. Her Of.
io:ts To meet the accumulated duties of her
household had been great but unsuccessful.
while tho care OF n sick child whose walls
could even then be heard, was added TO her
otherwisc overwhelming Troubles. Nature
had uonemuch Tor her, and in her youthful
days she had been not only beautiful but he
possessor OF health such as is seldom seen
but nome ana FAMILY duties and the deprcss-
ing cares which too often accompany
them had proven greater than her splendid
strength. and she felt ut that moaent not only
That life was burden but that death would
be grand relief This is no unusual expe-
Iiehce. IL ia, In facf, most common, every
DAY occurrence, and great prayer is con-
stantly ascending from thousands of homes
Tor doIverance from the deadly power which
ls ensiaVing so many wives, mothers and
daughters. And yet these duties OF life must
pc met. NO woman can aAord 10 turn aside
from the proPer care OF her homo and the
ones who are committed TO her care. although
in DONG these duties she ray sacrifice her
health, and possibly life itself The experi-
ence OF one who successfully overcamc such
trials, and yet retained health and all the
blessings IL brings, Is thus told by Rev. Will
lam watson, Presiding Elder OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, residing at watertown.
N. Y. He said:
MY wife became completely run down
through overwCrk and care of a sick member
OF our household, and l entertained serious
apprehensions rs 10 her future. She was
lhhguid, pale. utterly exhausted, without ap-
petlte, ana in complete state of physical
decline. And yet she did not, could not,
n eject her duties. have seen her about
the house, trying courageously 70 care for
the ones she loved when 1 could tell, from
the hnes upon her face, how much she was
suffering. AT times she wouli rally for IA
day or two and then fail back into the state
OF nervous exhau7ton she felt before. Her
head panied her frequently, her body was
becoming bowed by pain, ans ali hope or en-
jos ment In life seemed departed What 20 do
we could not TELL l resolved, however. TO
bring back her life and vitality IL possible, and
To this end began TO treat her myself. To
my great iehef her system has been
toned mp, Ter strength restored, her
heath completely recovered, and wholly by
the use of warmers TippecanOe, which re-
garu as the greatest tonic invigorator and
stomach remedy that has ever been discov-
cred was led to use IL tho more readily
as mad tested the Notwithstanding proper
ties OF Warmers Safe Cure in my own per-
son, ana /, therefore, knew Il at any remcd Y
MIR. warner might produce you'd be val
uaDle one. j have since recommended both
warmers TIppecanoe and Warner Safe Cure
10 many o. my friends, and i know several
DOCTORS OF Divinity as well as numerous lay
men who are using both with great beneGt."
III al the overworkei ana dutS driven
women OF America could know Of the expe-
renee above described, and act upon the
same, there can be little doub t that much of
the pain, and most Of the depressing inSu-
ences or life, might be avoided. Such truths
are 100 valuable TO remain unknown.