The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-04-03
1 0MAh'S c0HF[ssI0H
1t Was Made at a Brilliant
Society Gathering.
AND IS A SAD STORY.

"A SOuAOonttdt SAdG aAu ia y 2N6H0ht~
ed-something of Great Interest to
Every Woman.
aOh. If / had only known; what a
sacrifice might have been avoided.
These words were spoken at a fash
ionable gathering in a Fifth avenue
mansion by a woman whose place as
a recognized leader of New York
society is beyond question. She al
the center of an admiring group OF
ladies who were listening atJentively
to what she said.
With a sad shake of her beautiful
head. that made a superb cluster of dia-
monds she wore glisten with a myriad
of flashing 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
l 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. | became run down,
| worn out. exhausted, my nerves were
all unstrung. | suffered from terrible
| headach, weaknesses and tired feelings,
but put off seeking relief uutil | was
completely Frustrated. Physicians,
then, seemed unable to understand
my case, and grew rapidly worse, L
| would have given way under the
81. ain if | had not been persuaded to
try a remedy that in less than II
week made me feel like a new woman.
1t is entirely owing to this that l have
not only been restored to complete
health, but have been feeling splen-
didiy ever since. l only regret now
that / suffered SO long when | 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 remark
able recovery. The remedy which
| cured her has been tried and tested
with the same result by millions of
women in America and abroad. 1t
| has never failed, it cannot fail. 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. c. Murphy, of Johannesburg,
| N. Y. gives some facts of special inter-
est in the following statement which
she makes: NEARLY a yea ago, | was
s,1ch an extent hat sIeap was we'll
nigh impossible. Mynerveslwere gone,
and failed ranidIy' Two PHYSICIANS
exhaIsted their remedies mon me.
bnt for two weeks secured
hardly any rest az all. AT last nv at
t@antidn was catled to Warmers Safe
Cnra and I commenced takinp # /
n-erseverad and found hat ii Vas the
pnIv ra,nadv which enabled me To
siaen T continued its nse until T was
thorougbIy cured. / most heartily
racom,nand this snlendid Safe Cureto
eli s1tfarars from nervousness
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n rivcs tasti,nonv that is aonauv re.
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! slaan 81 n;obt or at anv orher time 7
cons,,itad . GREAT many doctors and
tbay eli s.;d tha disease WAS 80 thor
o1,ohi,, saatad that thew co,Id not
oura mo b,1t could onlv rive emnor-
aru raliaf HAVING heard WARMERS
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