The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-03

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| piness. No one would for an lns,ar,
mise that this same girl had Tor "
! TWO years been the victim OF a torn.
nat nat Same near blasting her life ana
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one OF those cases where present M,
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pericnces.
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college OF Music In which she TOOK =
that sue contracted what she then rtsl3
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at first, SAID the young lady receni;r
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cough robbed me of sleep and appatA
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were called In gave different oplh,{
as 10 what my trouble was. Ecxen}
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suits OF their diagnoses. My sufiSH1
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to a mere shadow. Dreadlng the soIidiia
and sympathy which l could plainly|nI1
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changed my boarding place. when Jul
found my now address decided. by ID
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physical suffering, | saw that. although
wore veil, the passengers avoided v
seats near mo, and between my coughk
spells | could not but hear that they talk
about my hopeless condition and disfS
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covery which the lady said had saved \
sisters life. | had met with so many q
appointments that l almost courted deal4
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the encouraging words of the pfppriefd
and his attendants.
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eight weeks treatment, | was asked ~
the addresses OF my relatives ard tfstnds
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cars back to me with vivid distinc'nc
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which the laxative passenger meutiops
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covery, which saved my life after "
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sent TO its publication as token OF ~
itnde TO DR.. Pierce and his wohusjs
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women may be rescued from agonns
suffering and untimely death. nay.
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not be here today telling you OF my ~
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