The San Francisco call., 1897-11-20
A SCHOOL GIRLS NERVES,
From the Ne,u Era. Greensburg. Ind.

Mothers who have young dnus hters of sen ool
age should watcH their health more carefully
than their studies. The proper development
OF their body is OF the first importance After
the confinement OF the scho room pleniy OF
out-of-dOor exercise should be taken. 1t is
better that their children never learn their
a, b. c's, than that by learning them they losa
their health
But ali this is self-evident. Every one ad-
mits it-every one knows H. but every one
does not know how to build them up when
once tine; broken down. The followin G
method of one mother, if rightly applied, ma y
save yGur daughter:
The Young lady was Miss Lucy Barnes the
15-year old daugh teR OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephe n
Barnes, who live nerr Burney, Ind She is a
bright young lady. is fond of books alth oug h
her pro9ress in this line has been considerably
retarded by the considerable amount of sick
ness she has experienced. She has missed two
years OF school on account of her bad health,
but now sne Will be able to pursue her studies,
since ger health has been res tored.
Her father was talking of her case to q
neW spaper man one day recently. my
daug hter mas had very serious time OF it,
TO know that she is getting along all right
and is stronger than ever" Asked to relate
the story of his daughter, Mr.. Barnes con.
tinued: "Aboui three years, ago. when she
was II years old, sne began to grow
weak and nervous. Itw was, of course, deli
cate age for her. She gradually grew weaker
and her nerves were al sucn tension that
the least little NOISE would 1rritate her very
much, and she was very miserable. There
was continual twItching IN the arms and
lower limbs. and we were afraid that she was
going to develop ST. Vitus dance.
"She kept getting worse and finally we had
to take ner from her school aud her studies
She was strong nd healthy before, Weighing
eighty-fve pounds, and in the; months she
had dWi ndled to SIX y-three pounds. She was
thin md pale and was almost lfeless We did
everything we could for ner, and tried all the
doctors who we thought could do her any
good, but without result
There was an family friend Mil
ford who had a daughter fiicted the same
way and she was cured by Dr. Williams Pink
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one day 10 spend Sunday and they told us
about their daug h ter's case. 1t was very m uch
llams' Pink Pills We aad no faith in them,
but were finally persuaded to try the pulls.
We have never been sorry for it, They helped
her at once and by the time she had taken
eight boxes OF the medicine she was en- tirely
cured She look the last dose In April and has
than ever, weighs ten pounds more than ever
before and ner cheeks are full OF color. She
can now crafty her ambition to study and be-
come an educated woman"
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