Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-20
nohLY A WOMAN"
A Picture Vivid with the Actual Contrasts
oF life.

A Picture Vivid with the Actual CONTRAST
of Life.
| Catherine V. Gregory, for thirty-eight years
public school teacher in New York City, died last
Of teaching IN the public schools for tventy-two
years, and, as am informed, necer Blissing day
duiing that period until abe had to give up from
sheer exhaustion last spring"
DR.. McSEeeney, commenting on the
case to the World reporter, said: This
teacher was allowed to 60 into the service
when she was l6 years old. She was in
good health, but dependent parents kept
her ct work withouta respite. For twenty
two years she never failed to be at her
desk and never lost an hour. The hard
work and anxiety gradually undermined
her health, and when she came to me, she
was q physical wreck. During the last
few years have had scores of such cases.
Many break down and are driven from the
service, while others are ambitious to sue.
coed and give up only at deaths door"
This is q sad and illustrative case
Thousands Of women in dependent posi-
tons literally work their lives out in the
struggle for existence The wan face. the
wearied expression, the bloodless pallor,
the depressing headaches, cold feet, hot
head, tickle appetite and decreasing yigor,
are all ignored, for they must have bread
or starVs."
IA sad, sad world, my masters"
Woman does not bear the brunt Of toll,
IS among the savsges, but under what
physical burdens she totters, none but her
self can know.
Husbands do not realize; they think it
is natural and inevitable for their wives to
be i'll, but what a mistake what mis-
tskel
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lang, Of lac Wellington
street, West, Toronto, Canada, was in such
q state, utterly broken down with a COM
phcstion Of the very worst sort of female
disorders, she looked only to death for re-
lease and reliet. Physician after physician
was appealed to in vain. and Just az de-
spair presented itself, faint hope dawned
upon her. She folloEed the counsel other
sister women, gave herself thorough consti-
tutionsl treatment with Warmers safe cure
and now she ssya, Il am as healthy as if I
had never been one day i'll. In August,
1888, 1 had my last attack aud since
that time l have never had q ply.
Gcian visit me. l am the very picture
of health" She was i'll for years, but not
bed ridden; local alterations made life a
constant trial Burning pains in the
stomach and back, relieved only by vomit
ing and harsh measures were followed by
hot head, cold feet and limbs, sore abdO-
men, ending in occasional local pSroxySms
Of great agony.
John L. Ellsworth, NJ. D., Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, a graduate of Wuertzburg, Ger.
many, says Of this preparation that ut is
particularly valuable in the treatment Of
female complaints, and such disorders.
Senator ". B. Miller, Of Cape May, n.
j., commends its beneficial effects on his
wife, when other remedies seemed to have
no good results.
Such opinions, coming from painful ex-
perience, ought to be persuasive OF the fact
that women have at their command an ef.
rective means of release from their terrible
bondage. which it is their solemn duty 10
employ if thereby they desire to prolong
existence in
This vale Of bitter tear1."