The Evening critic., 1884-06-13
HER SECRET TROUBLES.
The Unknown Trials which woman
Endured without Conplaint-Wtry
They Vanished.

The Unknown Trials which woman
Endured without Complaint-Why
They Vanished.
Near the close OF one OF tho most trying OF
the few hot days OF tho present year apale,
care-worn woman might have been seenht the
window Of her dwelling apparently In acondi-
tion OF complete exhaustion. her enorts 70
meet the accumulated duties OF her household
had been great but unsuccessful, phlle tho
care of sick child, whose walls cbuld oven
then. be heard, was added TO her otherwise
overwhelming troubles. Naturef had done
much for her, and In her youthful days she
had been not only beautiful, but Che posseesor
OF health such as is seldom seen. But home
and family duties and the depressing cares
which too often accompany them had proven
greater than her splendid strength, and she
felt at that moment not only that life was a
burden, but that death would ebe grand re-
hef. This is no unusual experience. 1t is, in
fact, most common everyday occurrence,
ana sl great prayer 10 constantly ascending
the deadly power which is s9enslaving 80 many
wives, mothers and daughters. And yet these
duties OF life must be metz No woman can af-
ford to turn aside from tlfg proper care OF her
home and the ones who Gro committed to her
care, although In doingfhese duties she may
saeriiice her health, and possibly life itself.
came such trials and YET retained health and
William Watson, Presiaing Elder OF the Moth.
,csr,s ~, ~ .SSnrsFh, i0oiui"s Nv ""'0f-
"My wifo becamel completely run down
through overwork md care OF O sick member
OF our household, ami entertained serious ap.
prehensions as 10 nor future. She was lauguld,
pale, utterly exhausted, without appetite, and
In complete state OF physical decline. And
yet she did not, c0pid not neglect her duties.
have seen her about the house trying courage
ously to care for tho ones she loved when
could tell from tie lines upon her face how she
was suffering. At times she would rally for q
day or two and fhen fall back In the state OF
nervous exhaustion she felt before. Her head
bowed by pain and all hope or enjoyment In
life seemed departed. What TO do we could not
tell. resolved, however, to bring back herlifo
and vitality II possible, and to tnis end began
to treat her myself To my great relief her
system has been toned up, her strength re-
stored, her pealth completely recovered, and
wholly by the use Of Warmers Tippecanoe,
which regard as the greatest tonic, invigor.
ator and etbmach remedy that has ever been
discovered 1 was led to use II the Imore
readily aaI had tested the health.restoring
propertiea OF Warmers Safe Cure on my own
person ard therefore knew that any remedy
MIR. Warner might produce would be valu-
able one.fI have eince recommended both War
ner's Tippecanoe and Warner's Safe Cure to
many oLiny friends and / know several Doc
tors OF nivinity as well as numerous laymen
who areueing both with great benefit.
IL aN tho overworked and duty driven
women.pf America could know OF the expert
ence apove described, and act upon the same,
there "a be little doubt that much OF the
pain and most OF the depressing Influences of
life might be avoided. Such truths are too
valuable 10 remain unknown.