Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-23
SEEING DEAD FACES.
A Horrible Craving Possessed BY
Many People.
IT'S CAUSE EXPLAINED.


mo dead faces for mel" exclaimed young lady
yesterday, when asked II abe were going to take
last look at Q friend who had just passed away.
Il am going to the funeral, but win not see his
face"
'Whas . strange notion" said one Of her COM
panions.
"Dont you ever look ON dead faces." asked an.
other.
"Thats what 60 to funerals for" observed one
OF the party ri always want to see how the corpse
looks. don't see why It IL, but I like TO 60 to
funerals whether know the people well or not.
Ihefe Is something about the somber surroundings
that seems to suit me-"
This conversation took place in q popular dry
goods store. Unknown to the young women who
took part In 1t the remarks were overheard by q
weLl-known physician. He looked At the speakers
sHougnuuiiy Tor few moments and then turning
"Do You know that these young women are suf-
iering from disessefn Well. il Is q fact. They
hfe 81 Of other and
and tear Of our daily life, with it's constant rush
ana overwork, its business and home life. There
nealthiest cannot stand it. When people get into
tnis CONDITION they become united for work of
any KIND, feel run down, nervous. unstrung 1t
causes women to crave excitement or makes them
gloomy and fretful. They crowd into the criminal
court 70 hear exciting trials, read trashy novels
ana ma qualification in the death chamber. Ii is
al the result of an irrtated system brought on by
de1ectlee liver and kidney action People in these
Gays need to keep sharp lookout on their health
IN oroer 10 avoid contracting serious and fatal dis
ease in this way
The doctors words are beyond dispute and de-
serve careful attention. Their truth is fully proved
ny the Following remarkable statements made by
wel,-Known people who speak from personal ex-
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Shelton, who is one of the lead
ing residents Of 1rOnton, Ohio, SAYS: 81 was sick
Iof TWO years with liver and kidney disease 30
that could not sleep at night or at any other time
a sat-
the Gisease was so thoroughly seated that they
couIa not cure me, but would give me temporary
Ieilef. Having heard of Warmers Safe Cure / re-
solved to give 1t a trial and after using it short
time was cured and have never had any return
OF tne trouble. am convinced that it saved my
Hon. Alexander Maxwell, mayor Of Mt. Union,
"a, makes the following remarkable statement:
Of the kidneys and other complications, which
nnally resulted in typhoid fever, from which re-
covered, but still had the kidney trouble. tried
FINALLY my wife bought bottle OF Warmers Safe
cure. but would not let me take It until she had
GO; my Doctor who said that he was think
ing OF prescribing the Safe Cure himself. l CON-
menced taking i; and before three days had passed
could see That it was doing me good. / felt
greatly encouraged and persevered until i'm
proved rapidly and was at last completely curedn
Mrs. c. 3. Aldrich, wife of wel-known bust.
ness man, residing at Manton. r l., says: II have
prostration. At times / would be feeling quite
wen, and with hardly an hours notice would be
taken very Ill and have to go to bed. 1 used sew
eral remedies and received no help until / tried
warmers Cure, which very soon gave me relief.
Ny husband had severe attack of kidney disease
rev years ago. but the use of Warmers Safe Cure
brought him out all right. In fact, nv entire
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