The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-07
A WOMAN'S CONFESSION.
1t Was Made at Brilliant Society
Gathering.
AND Is A SAD STORY.
A Confidential Chat and What It Revealed
Something of Great Interest to Every
Woman.

I'd, II QaQ only kuOWnJ Wudb a
sacrifice might have been avoided"
These words were spoken at g fashion
able gathering in Fifth avenue mansion
by a woman whose place as recognized
leader of New York society is beyond
question. She was the centre of an adj
miring group of ladies who were listen
ing attentively to what she said.
With sad shake of her beautiful head,
that made a superb cluster of diamonds
she wore glisten with a myriad of flash
ing lights, she continued:
'If we could only begin all over again,
and know as much as we do now, how
many bitter mistakes we might escape.
think of this because | am reminded OF
the greatest mistake | ever made, and
through which | came very nearly losing
my life. 1t happened in this way: / gave
way under the constant strain OF the life
/ have had TO lead. l became run down +,
worn out, exhausted, my nerves were all
unstrung, / suffered from terrible head
ache, weaknesses and tired feelings, but
put off seeking relief until l
was completely FRUSTRATED. Physi-
clans then seemed unable to understand
my ease, and | grew rapidly worse. l
would have given way under the strain If
had not been persuaded to try a remedy
that in less than one week made me feel
Like new woman. 1t is entirely owing
to this that have not only been restored
TO complete health, but have been feeling
splendidly ever since. l only regret now
that ! suffered so long when l might have
prevented it. -
Thousands of women are suffering from
the painful ailments so plainly described
by this lady, and would gladly learn the
secret of her remarkable recovery. The
remedy which cured her has been tried
and tested with the same result by mil
lions OF women in America and abroad.
1t has never failed, it cannot Jail, its eff
feet is certain. Here is what some of
those who have been helped by it have to
say in regard to the matter:
Mrs. G.. Murphy, of Johannesburg, N.
Y, gives some facts of special interest in
the following statement which she makes:
Nearly year ago was troub led with
nervous prostration to such an extent
that sleep was well nigh impossible. My
nerves were gone, and | failed rapidly.
Two physicians exhausted their remedies
upon me, but for two weeks / secured
hardly any rest at all. At last my atten-
ton was called to Warmers Safe Cure, and
commenced taking it. Ipersevered and
found that it was the only remedy which
enabled me to sleep. l continued its use
until ! was thoroughly cured. I most
heartily recommend this splendid Safe
Cure to all sufferers from nervousness.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Shelton of Ironton, o.,
gives testimony that is equally reliable
and convincing. She says: 81 was sick
for two years with liver and kidney dis
ease, so that l could not sleep at night or
at any other time. l consulted great
many doctors and they all said the disease
was so thoroughly seated that they could
not cure me, but could only give tempo
rary relief. Having heard Warmers Safe
Cure recommended, resolved to give it a
trial, and did so. The result was. that
improved rapidly, and was soon COM
pietely cured. ! have never had any re-
turn of my trouble and know that this
great remedy actually saved my life.''
Mrs. II. P. G. Carnes, who is one OF the
best known ladies in Butler, Pa, says:
81 lived at Turkey City, Clarion county,
Pa, some eight years ago, and l was un-
der the Doctors care for three years, q
constant sufferer from female weakness
in the most aggravated form. l could
not even take care of my infant. Medicine
did me no good and my night sweats
would make me so cold and stiff
and my suffering was so great that
at times | felt that death would be
relief. Warmers Safe Cure was recon-
men6ed to me by the druggists in Peters
burg. Without any confidence, COM
menced using it, and was astonished at
the marvellous change it made, even
before had finished one bottle. l am
now feeling well and strong and able to
attend to all my domestic duties.o
These ladies speak from experience and
their testimony is beyound question. II
clearly proves that as means of reliev-
ing those distressing complaints from
which SO many women suffer, nothing
can compare with the great Safe Cure
above described. 1t has never once failed
to help all who seek its aid and in restor-
ing health, strength and bright looks tc
those whose systems are weakened and
run down, it is, and always has been, IN
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