Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-28

lace Of the living subject.
PERSONAL CHARMS.
To her personal charms she adds &C
complishments nni social standing
The fact that she II engaged 10 he mar
ried may cause susceptible young men
10 lose interest Ia her, but there are
reasons why she becomes Of paftiou'
lar interest to every woman la the
land.
When a girl Ia engaged sho IL pre-.
pairing 10 make the history Of the
world. Whether her aons shall be
statesmen or day labofors aud whether
her daughters are invalijs OF models Of
perfect womanhood depends chiefly
upon the engaged girl herself, AM
this particular girl considered herself
o 10 subject for n madhouse lets than a
year age.
AuArrY LIVE.
Through childhood sho had been 90
carefully guarded that she hat
not known suffering or misery, hardly
moments unhappin6FI. Buttudden'
ly there came g. her terrible feVola'
don Of womhn'a woes ia her own soul
fackiug experience. She found heteli
afflicted with one OF the tOfiuTlng all
mUnts peculiar 10 her sex. The agony
she endured In silence caused No com.
plete breakdown Ia bOdy ami mind
that she became an object Of pity ~
her friends and u puzzle to physicians.
A horrible attack Ut ecLOmn, which 70
disiIgutud her that she was ashamed to
show her face, ndded TO her misery.
alN Lat ~ "a
medical aid was freely sought here,
there and yOnder bat without avail.
Travel, medical Syringe, Rud health
resorts proved equally futile. IL wac
while In thB South, when she hau
been brought 10 the verge Of human
endurance, ami whom her reason
seemed about ~ be swallowed ny In
suliering that hoT friends learned how
MTf. J. r.. Smith, nt Oakfusker, Gle
burue CO., Ala, had been rescued
from similar OTJenl.
PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
Tho lady wTO,e. "Four Of the hest
doctors treated my case tor years.
They all gave mo up rs hopeless; they
taid could not be cured aud | could
not live. suffered untold pains aud
misery, such ~ no pom can describe,
for six years. ! was confined % my
bed most Of the time. l expected the
cold hand OF death every dSy. iwss
Afflicted with Female MeakuIEi'-
bearing down sBusaGiyus-paiu IA The
email OF my bnok-my bowels {. stlvc,
also palpiiati9H u the htalt. NhTu |
b.gan taking this wonderful meditiuus
that cured me, could stun only a
tow minutes at timH, / was 10 weak.
took Dr.. P!uTcu'4 FAyorlte Pro.
srrlption threa times per day, his
'G0lden Medical Discovery three
times per day, aud one OF Dr.. Piurct's
Pellets every night
"Thess medicines cured me. feel
~ VOL hs | ever dii In nay life.
Through IAs viii OF God anu thtse
nneIioiuep, have been restored 10 the
beet Of health
HUNDREDS or DOLLARS LOST.
Auothur letter GguFes In the 70.
marksble experience VI this Matsaohu.
setla girl. |. was written by Mfz.
John q. Foster, 33 Chaplin Street,
CanandSilu1, y. T., and reads: ~
was troubled with eczema, or salt,
| fheum, seven yUArs. ! dOciOTed with
a number OF our home physicians and
received no benefit Whatever. also
took treatment from physicians IN
Rochester, New HorE, PhilAdelphIa,
Jersey CITY, Birguamlon, and ~.
| ceiysd no benefit fi0m them. In fact,
| have paid out hunlrods OF dollars Ia
tho doctors without bepsfit. My broth.
er came to visit uB from tue West and
he told me to try DR.. PleIeo's Goidsn