Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-13

The Unknown Trials which a Woman
Ehdured without Complaint - Why
!. Tfaey Vanished.

The Unknown Trials which n Woman
Izhdured without Complaint - Why
.lThey Vanished.
NNeaSthe close Of one of the most trylng
ofSahe few hot days Of the pfeseAt yeaT a
+ pSe, careworn woman might hare been
seen at the window of her dwelling appa-
tently fsps condition Of coaplete exha1s=
fen Her Efforts to meet the,accamulated
duties Of her household had been great.
but unsuccessful, while the care Of sick
child, whose walls could even then be
heard. Was added to-haE-ot otherwise ever
Whelming troubles. Nature had done
much for her.ran1 In her youthful days
sshe had been ndt5 enIt beautiful but the
| possessor of health such as is seldom seen
But nome and family duties and the
depressing cares WHICH too, often ac-
+ company them had proven. greater
than her spfenriia Strength and She felt
at that lnomeht not OILY, that life was q
burden, but that death would be a grand
relief. 'Fhis no tinusuai experience. 1t
/ is, I'm fact, a most COMMON everyday ec7
l.currehee, and a great pray er is constant
/ " ascending from Thousands ct homes FOR.
deliveraAce from the eadly power YYlAic9
datiehters. Ana vet these duties of life
! must be met. NO woman cap afford 10
turn aside from tbe. proper care Of
her home and the ones, who iaFe eommltted
TO her care, although in doing these DUTIES
she may sacrifice her healthy aud possibly
| life ITSELF The experience OF one VINO
successfully Oyereaihe such trials anu yet
retained health and all the BLESSINGS n
! brings is thus fold b. Rev, William Wat
| son. Presiding Elder Of THE Methodist
| Episcopal Church. residing at Water
| town, n Y. He said: = aHi q i-S-' 80 5a
my wife became eompleteiyrun down
I through ever work and care of a sick men,
| Der Of our, heu sebold. and il. entertained
|, Serious appreheD sion 9as lfo'iheF future,
| She was anguid, pale, utterly exhausted,
/ without appetite. and ing complete state
| Of physical dec hle.. and yet she did not,
| could not neglect her duties. III have seen
| her about the house, trying colIuageOusly
| to careof for the pnes she loved when 4
could tell frQm the linesnnpoT her face
/ how much she wIEsi sHAerinEal AT times
| she would rallY for ~ GiayioEHtwO, and
/ then (all back into the stateiOfl nervous
| exhaustion she. felt beforeg aHerl head
| panied her frequently, .herb bolyiwhs be-
/ coming bowed ,bYpain, and all hope or en-
/ joyment, in life seemed departed. What
| to do we could not tell.--I resolved, how
| ever, to rbring Aackyher life and, vitality,
| if possible, and to this end began to treat
| her. myself oa,,Fo re- my great relief
her ;, system ~ has. been toned
up, her strength :, restored, sher
health completely irecoYered and wholly
l-bythens6Of WARMERS TibpecaTloe; which
/ / regard as Thea greatest tonieJ 'inyigD-
/ rator, and stomach rem edys thate has eyer
| been discovered. :, was led to. use it The
more teadiiy- as i had tested The health
restoring properties OF Warmers Safe
Cure in my own person "A and II ,therefore
1 Knew th at amy remedy Mr. Warner might
| produce would be a valuable one.GI have
Since recommended both Warmers Tip
/ pecan0e and NJ arner's Safel Cure!iito many
| of my friends, and | know several Doc
tors OF Divinity aslTweli as numerous fayT
men who aFeusing both with great benz
reft.Y al 10 az Z g1ctNiit snTi
If all the everworked and duty. driven
women of America coafd know Of the teSs-
| perieRee above described, and act upon
| the same, there can IdittleHd0hbt that
| much of the pain, and most ofethe. depress-
Fling influences Of, life might be- aYOidedE
| Such truths are too Valuable to, remain
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