St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
A WOMAN'S BEST AGE.
THE SUBJECT DISCUSSED From A
LADY,S POINT OF VIEW.
THE SECRET OF YOUTHFUL LOOKS

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HAPPINESS, and Beauty Explained
what Well Known Ladies Say.
"When is woman's best age"
The speaker was bright, intelligent
woman who could not have exceeded
twenty-five years, and yet who APP
narently was thinking she was growing
old.
"A woman's best age is from thirty to
forty years." was the reply. "She does
not become ripened, either in body or
mind, until that age, and If her life has
been a pleasant and healthful one, she
will enjoy it to much better advantage
during those years than during any
previous ones"
"But suppose she has suffered greatly
during the past, what them"
Suffering always detracts IRON the
life, especially if it is deep Suffering,
worrying, disappointment, anxiety, APP
prehension, all these tend to unhapplness
and bring about premature old age
There is no reason, however, why
women should be nervous, shrinking,
and so continually weak. Modern
science and discovery have put it within
her power to be bright and attractive,
even with great cares and troubles. NO
woman should be nervous at the present
day"
A look Of increduity came upon the
face of the listener, but picking up little
pamphlet which lay upon her table, the
lady read as follows:
Helen Ashland Kean, who wrote
when the Tide Comes ln,' and many
other popular songs, and who resides at
Hartford, Conn, has had remarkable
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zone year ago lay at deaths door
a complete mental and physical wreck
had neither hope nor ambition enough
to desire life Ny dear little children had
ceased to give me JOY or cheer. | was
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by night. At times fell into sort OF a
trance. losing all power over nerve or
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, Mrs Belle Timan, IA Morgan Ave
: Detroit, Mich, is woman who has sui
fered much from those distressing sym
toms to which women with delicat
nerves are peculiarly liable. She refers t.
: F. c. Wiebelhaus, M. D., County Clel
Nav, Rev. Levi Elsey, and Others, as t
the truth of the following wonderil
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} feel awlully weak great distress ate
= eating, boating, gas on my stomach
causing me to belch; palpitation OF II
heart after little exertion; weak spells
, felt blue and Respondent at times hea,
aches and dizziness, trembling OF tt
y limbs prickling sensations, cold feet ar
hands, and nervousness. | tried sever
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D Others who are afflicted as | was and a
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It Mrs. Jennie E. Day of Ocean Grove,
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" | was also very nervous and had b
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ing on my left side, below my brea
re which troubled me so that could not
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ie could not move and could hare
S, breathe. This lasted sometimes for tN
a hours. The doctors could not cure n
t But now, after using one bottle
IN Paine's celery compound, | can lie on l
AZ left side all night without any trout
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distress, but before l took the compou
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Mrs. Grace Henderson of 344 w
IN 51st street, New York, says: 81 ;
no truly a convert to the benefits to
w gained from using that wonder
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