The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-27
HER SECRET TROUBLES.
The Unknown Trials Which a We.
man Endured Without Com.
plaint-Why They
Vanished.

Near the close OF one of the most
try ing OF the few hot days of the
present year psle, careworn vo-
man might have teen seen at the
window OF her dwelling apparently
In condition of complete exbaus-
ton. Her efforts to meet the acs
cumulated duties of her HOUSEHOLDS
had been great but unsuccessful
while the care of a sick child. whose
walls could even then be heard wos
added to her otherwise oyerwbe,n.
ing troubles. Nature had dona
much TOR her, and in her youthfnJ
days che had been not only besuti-
ful, out the possessor OF health such
as ls 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 be a
grand relief. This is no unusual ex-
perience. IT is. in fact, a most
common everyday occurrence, and
great prayer is constantly ascend.
ing from thousands of homes for
dellverar &c from the deadly power
which is enslaving 50 many wives.
mothers and daughters. And vet
these duties of life must be met.
No woman can afford TO turn aside
from the proper care of her home
and the ones who are committed to
bel care, although in doing these
duties she may sacrifice her health,
and possibly life itself. The expert
ence of one who successfully over
came such trials and yet retained
health and all the blessings it brings
Is thus told by Rev. William Wat
son, presiding elder of the Metho.
dist Episcopal church. residing at
Watertown, n. Y. He said:
MY wife became completely run
down through overwork and care of
q sick member of our household, and
entertained serious apprehension
as TO her future. She was Ianguid.
ps lie, utterly exhausted, without.
appetite, and in a complete state of
physical decline. And yet she did
not, could not neglect her duties, {
have seen her about the house. trv-
ing courageeusly to care for the ones
sne loved, when l could tell from
the lines upon her IA e how much
she was suffering At times she
would rally tor day or two and
then Iall back into the state of ner~
vous exhaustion she felt before, Her
head panied her frequently, her
body wxs becoming bowed by pain,
and all hope or enjoyment in life
seemed departed. What to do we
c uld not tell. I resolved, however,
to bring back her life and vital
lty ii possible, and TO this end b. gan
to treat her myself. To nv great
relief her system had been toned ur.
her strength restored, her health
completely recovered and wholly by
the use Of Warmers PippecanOe.
which regard as the greatest time,
lnVlgOratOr and stomach remedy
that has ever been discovered. I
was led to use it the more readily as
L had tested the health restoring
OF Warmers Safe Cure in
my own person, and l therefore.
knew that any remedy Mr.. Warner
might produce would be a valuable
one; l have since recon- nended both
warmers Tippecanoe and Warmers
safe Cure to many Of my friends
and l know several Doctors of Div.
nifty as well as numerous laymen
Nno are os ng both with great bene-
Ii all the overworked and duty.
lrlVen women of America could
'now of the experience above de-
cribed. and act ueon the same,
here can be little doubt that much
Il the pain, and most of the de-
'reseing influences of life might be
voided. Such truths are too valu-
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