Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-15

Mrs. Morgan j. Willard of New York
| recently read a paper before the Wo-
mans League, of which she is an OIL
Ger, on the subject of "Woman's
| Greatest Troubles" After cnumerat-
ing them in order. and intelligently
treating the subjects of "unrequited
Affection, Lack of Appreciation"
Loss Of Friends" Poverty" etc, she
But unfortunately, the greatest
trouble which ever comes into any
woman's life Is loss of health. Other
troubles can be overcome. Time mel
lows the grief which is so overwhelm-
Ing at the hour we close the eyes of
our dying relatives and friends. Pow
erty may be banlshed and the lost
home and social standing regained.
Even unrequited affection may be
lived down, but broken health blights
the life. undermines the spirit, destroys
beauty. embittcrs the nature, ruins the
HE and. too often. makes death boon.
A sickly woman is the saddest wreck
upon the shoals of life. She il not only
miserable herself but often brings
greater misery to those about her-the
loving friends whose lives are bound
up In hers. Womans greatest trouble
Is III health!"
After describing many of the diseases
to which women are specially subject
the lecturer continued:
"But thank heaven there is an es-
cape. Fortunately there Ia n relief for
women even. in their lowest physical
condition. Modern science and modern
discovery have worked for years on
TINS problem which is, in fact. the
greatest problem of life, namely. how
To produce happiness. and 1t is a cause
Tor gratitude that these efforts have
been successful There are MANY
things which have been discovered
when WI may help women in their phys-
ca troubles, and there is one discovery
which certainly cures. / have known
many women who have been in the
depths of physical bitterness, and who
are now on the heights of happiness.
! nave seen them taken from a condi
tion or sickness and misery. and know
ina, they are today healthy and happy.
! also Know that the means by which
they We're restored has been endorsed
by the highest authorities, medical and
scientific, both abroad and in Americn
IL is commended in the warmest terms
py such eminent men as Rev. DR. Ran.
KIN ana Bishop Wilson, and by such
reliable women as Mrs. Annie Jennoss
Miller and Mrs Phelps. j myself bave
USED IL, and cannot recommend il TOO
hlghiy The name of this discovery
wnicn mas done so much for woman.
hood, Is Warmers Safe Cure. and il
can be secured by any, woman who
rrns ,ne need or some reliable friend
7tN tuu
IN conclusion Mrs. Willard said: I
woman Is able to endure SUFFERING
Iar more than man but, there is no
reason why. she should De compelled
TO do so. She may be afie to endure
pain, but she was not created for that
purpose. Her mission In life is to diff.
fuse JOY and gladness. Her face be-
comes revelation of heaven when
wreathed in happiness but gives no !,
glimpse OF all that is miserable when
depressed by detection. But, far too
otten, her troubles arise from her
own making. Thoughtlessness care
lessness and neglect are too often re-
sponsible for the misery she endures.
but fortunately. by exercisInr cara a,,t
awaiting herself of the best dlscoyeries
OF science. there Is no reason why she
should remain in a condition of nm
happiness when there is certain relief
near at hand"