The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-15

Mrs. Morgan j willard OF New
York recently read paper before the
woman's league, OF which she is an
officer, on the subject OF "Womsn's
Greatest Troubles" After enumersting
them in order, and intelligently treat
ing the subjects Of "Unrequited Affec-
ton" Lack OF Appreciation" "Loss
Of Fiieud0, b" Poverty" etc, she con-
tinued:
"But, Unfortunately, the greatest
trouble which ever comes into wom-
ans life is loes Of health. Other trou
bles can be overcome Time mellows
the grief which is so overwhelming at
the hour we close the eyes Of our dying
relatives or friends. Poverty may be
banished and the lost home and soci al
standing regained. Even unrequted
affection may be lived down, but broken
health blights the life, undermines
the spirit, destroys beauty, embitters
the nature, ruins the life and, too often,
makes death boon. a siekly women
is the sAddest wreck upon the shoals
OF life She is not only miserable her
self but often brings great misery to
those about her-the loving friends
whose lives are bound up in hers.
| Woman's greatest trouble is i'll j ealthv
After describing many of the dis
eases to which women are specially
subject, the lecturer continued:
but thank Heaven there is an es
cape. Fortunately there is a relief fol
women even in their lowest physics
condition. Modern science and mod
ern discovery have worked for year,
on this problem which is, in fact, the
greatest problem Of life, namely. how
to produce happiness, and it is caus,
for gratitude that these efforts have
been successful. There are manI
things which have been discovered
which may help women in their ply
scal troubles, and there is one discov
cry which certainly cures. | hav
known many women who have beei
Ia the depths OF physical bitterness
and who are now on the heights o
happiness. l have seen them take
from a condition OF sickness and mis-
cry, and know that they are toda
healthy aud happy. 1 also know thA
the means by which they were restores
b has been endorsed by the highes
authorities, medical and scientific
both abroad and IN America, 1t
commended in the warmest terms b
such eminent men as Rev. DR.. RAnki
and bishop Wilson, and by such relis
BILE women as Mrs. Annie Jennes
Miller and Mrs. Phelps. l myself
have used 1t, and cannot recommen
it to highly The name OF this discoy
cry which has done SO much for won
anh ood, is Warmers Safe Care. and
can be secured by any woman VIII
feels the need OF some reliable frien
upon whom she can depend.
In conclusion, Mrs. Willard SAID:
woman is able TO endure sufferin
far more than man but there is no ret
son why she should be compelled u d
so. She may be able to eudure pair
but she was not created for that pul
pose. Her mission in life is to diffus
10y and gladness. Her face become
a revelation OF heaven when wreathe
in happiness, but gives us glimpse {
all that is miserable when depresse
by detection. But far too often, he
troubles arise from her own making
ThoughtlessnesF, carelessness an
neglect are too often responsible fC
the misery which she endures, br
fortunately, by exercising care an
avAiling herself of the best diseoveri'
OF science, there is no reason why sh
should remain in condition of unhal
piness when there is certain reli'
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