Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-19
sONLY A WOMAN"
A Picture vivid with she Actual
Contrasts of Life

Catherine V. Gregory for thirty eigh,
years public school teacher in New
York city, died last month, physically
"a complete wreck-the result of teach.
ing in the public schools for twenty-five
years, and, as | Am informed, never
missing day during that period until
she had to give up from sheer exhaus-
tion last SPRING"
DANIEL E.McSWEENEY, M. d.
DIR. McSweeney, commenting On the
case to the World reporter, said "This
teacher was allowed to go into the ser
vice when she was but 16 years old
She was in good health, but dependent
parents kept her at work without re-
spite. 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 camo to me she was q ph ysical
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
succeed, and give up only at death 8
door"
This is y sad and illustrative case.
Thousands OF women in dependent po.
sitions literally work their lives out in
the stru agile tor existence. The wan
face, the wearied expression, the blood
less pallor, the depressing headaches,
cold feet, hot head, tickle appetite and
decreasing vigor, are all Ignored, Tor
they must have bread or starve."
"A sad, sad world, my Masters
Woman does not bear the brunt of
OF toll, as among savages, but under
~ n, Nd oh tott
but herself can know.
Husbands do not realize it, they
think IL is natural and Inevitable for
their wives 10 be i'll, but what a mis-
take what mistake
Mrs. M. J. Lang, CT 146 Wellington
street, West, Toronto, Canada, was in
such state, utterly broken down with
a complication of the very worst sort of
female disorders, she looked only TO
death for release and relief. Physician
after physician was appealed to in vain,
and lust as despair presented itself, a
faint hope dawned upon her. She fol.
lowed the counsel of her sister women,
gave herself thorough constitutional
treatment with Warmers safe cure, and
now she says: am az healthy as If
1 had never been one day i'll. In
August, 1888, l had my last attack, and
since that time have never had ply.
sician visit me. / am the very picture
of health" She was i'll for years, but
not bed ridden local alterations made
life constant trial. Burning pains In
the stomach and back, relieved only by
vomiting and harsh measures, were
followed by hot head, cold feet and
limbs, sore abdomen, ending in occa.
sional and local paroxysms of great
agony.
John L. Ellsworth, NJ. D., of Brook.
lyn, N. V, graduate of Wuertzburg,
Germany, says of this preparation that
" it is particularly valuable in the
treatment of female complaints" and
such disorders.
Senator w. 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
experience, ought to be persuasive of
the fact that women have at their COM
mand an effective means of release from
their terrible bondag which 1t is their
solemn duty to employ If thereby they
desire to prolong existence in
"This vale of bitter tears"