The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-05
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a ara t.nlc story whicn Shows now Sci.
dom women Eeeiixe rneir Teus Cond..
ton
In large silk mill where the looms
were drumming. and all was noise
and hustle woman, skilled in manu-
featuring and dyeing delicate silks
was toiling She looked tired aud de.
jecled
Her cheeks were sunken, sud there
were dark lines beneath her eyes You
could EASILY detcct the peculiar ssllow
look which comes upon the faces Of
all women at certain periods De-
cAsionally her face, which was usually
bright and attractive. would be
cloujed by pain just as the sunlight is
sometimes shut of by passing clouds
Il was easy TO see that she was mo-,
happy
And get she worked struggling
along when she should nave been at
home, and possibly in bed. Poor little
woman! How brave she was in her
suffering, and how fsithful And yet,
during all that time, ghe was uneon-
sciously bring ing disaster to her em-
ployer. Every moment Of that day,
while sho WAS SO bravely struggling.
the exhalalious from her body we're
running the delicate colors OF the silk
upon which she wan working
Alas, she did not know "a! But
when the choice silks came upon the
market and it was found that the
colorings were ruined, an inves,iga
tion was made and tho poor little wo
man was discharged
For WHAT
Simply because the sickness, which
comes to every woman at certain
times. had, unknown, imperceptibly,
colored the gossamer silks over which
she was toiling.
This 10 a sad story, but tits absolute
ly true. II happened in Newark, N. J
and furnished a very valuable lesson
1t shows that women, however esreiu
they may be, are often, unknown tC
themselves, exerting an influence, no
only upon tho persons, but als1 uPoI
the things about them which is 10y NJ
means agreeable. II is Unfortunate
that such should be The case, but ii i
none the less true,
And yet, fortunately it is a fact
proven beyond the shadow OF a doubt
that women oi the present day can, b.
availing themselves OF tho latest an
best discoveries OF science, slmos
wholly overcome the ill-effects Of tn
periodic eickness. 1t is true there ha
never been but one discovery for &C
complishing this desirable end, bu
that one has proven to be so pure, E
scientific, and SO ehicient, that it is be
ing used almost universally. Here
what Mrs, Randolph Howell OF Wash
ington says upon this most importan
subject;
'I have often in the past found
impossible to attend receptions an
other social functions, owing to a ten
porary state OF illness, but Of lat
yearG have been enabled to eutirel
Danish all painful effects to myself an
, possible unpleasantness to others b
the use OF discovery whi,h believe
TO be a boon 10 womankind-Warner
safe Cure, l have been so wonderful
helped by the painless powers of thi
remedy which has seemed like
friend in need-that l have urged II
use upon nearly MI OF my lady a.
3 quaintances
Women should not suffer, need nC
) suffer, need not be unpleasing to thot
, about them, II they win only ut
( proper care and the best inventions {
p science for their help. There is ever
reason why they should be bot
healthy and happy; there is no resso
why they should be even temporaril
lndlsposed. Modern science and II
veution have rendered all this nee,
less Thousands Of women hay
learned this. and can cheeriully testii
1 to the happy conditions they hav
q been in since they learned what to