The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-03
A MOST GRAPHIC STORY.
1t Is Taken Direct From Real
Life.
Charming New England Lady Tails Her
Experience Both Abroad and +. r.. :.
IN America
Boston Herald.

The un~ritten romances of life are IN ore won
deriul and far more interesting than Tie {0ost
vivid works Of ticti on. The one we are about TO
relate occurred IN real life, ana.is both n:elest-
ing and instructive 49,.
Mrs. Jennie Ray formerly lived in Manchester,
N. II. Her home was pleasant. lei. surroundings
comfortable. In the year SSOsShe visited Eng.
land ara while in that couB Try began 10 expefi
ence strange sensations. Athrst she attributed
them 10 The change Of climate, but they Goa
trued and Increased until, finally; like many
another woman she became utterly discouraged
Itwas while 10 this condition that MIS-. Ray re-
turned TO America and Der home: Thousands OF
women Who read this story can apprecialh he. The
condition I'm which Mrs Ray then WIS and sym
paihze with her suffering. TwO:prOinineat mi ~.
slelans were called ana endeaYoFed to do all IN
Ihelr power Tor her relief. In Splle hoWeVer,-0E:
thelr skin Mrs. Ray grew weak 7 and more de-
pressed, while HE agony she endured seemed to-.
increase. Ii was at his time 1hat a DOfed>Ilry-
stefan who was called declared Mrs. Ray was
suffering from cancer, said there was no hepdud
TOLD heI ilends She could not live more lEan-Gg
And here comes the interesting part of the:
slOiy, which we VIII endedVor: TO tell iii Mrs
RAYS own words. She said: -
"UHknOWn To all these phystcianS,:I had been
using pref aratiOn Of which had heard much.
did not tell The physicians because l lea ed
they would ldcule me, and D Ihaps order ITS .
dlsconilnuance. During all The while that the'
physicians were attending me the preparation
was steadily and faithfully doing its own w0ik.
last the doctor said there was no use OF Ills eOH-.
Ing, Tor he could do me 10 good. i had suffered
so much that was quite willing 10 die; but it.
seems / was nearer relief than | knew. One
week from the day the doctor last called a false
growth, as large as a cOfee-cup, and which
loOked as though 1t had been very large left me-.
i sent for a doctor, aud lie declared 1t was "a
1brOd tumOr. but said lie had never known one
to come away Of Itself before. L immediately
began TO gain health and strength, aud unheSl
tattngly declare that my reseue from death was
due solely TO The marvellous effects OF Warmers
Safe Cure, which was The remedy took I'M
known to the physicians. and which certainly
rescued me from the grave. Ii is my firm belief
that many ladies who are said 10 die of cancer OF
the womb are cases like NINE and Ii they could.
be induced 10 use Warmers SAT- Cure they, Ike
me, might be saved"
The above graphic account is perfectly true in
every respect. Mrs. Jennie Ray Is now living at
142 West Sixth street, South Boston, Mass, and .
if any lady doubts the above statement she can
address Mrs. Ray, who VIII gladly answer ali
questions or grant an interview of confidential
nature 10 any lady who may choose TO call UpOu
her. IL IS said that "tr9 ID Is stranger than hcs
tiOD," and when the thousands OF suffering, help
less women who are upon the road which pLySt'
clans say leads only to DEATH consider tie story
as above given thereis reason tor hope aud joy.
even although they may be now in the DEPTHS of
dependency and misery. To such ladies the
above truthful account is willingly given. /