New-York tribune., 1898-01-12
SHE DID NOT KNOW IT.
But. ALAS. MANY OF THOSE ABOUT Hr>
DID.
A Graphic story Which Shows How Seldom
Women Realize Their True Condition,

Women Realize Their True Condition.
In large silk MILL where the looms were
drumming and all was noise and hustle J..
woman. skilled In manufacturing and dyeins
delicate silks, was toiling. She looked tired and
detected.
Her cheeks were sunken. and there were dark
lines beneath her eyes You could easily detect
the peculiar sallow look which comes upon the
faces OF all women at certain periods Occasion.
ally her face. which was usually bright and At.
tractive. would be clouded by pain just a. the
sunlight s sometimes shut off by passing clouda
1t was easy to see she not happy.
And yet she worked struggling along when
she should have been at home and possibly IN
bed. Poor little woman How brave she was in
her suffering. and how faithful And yet dur
Ing all that time she was unconsciously bringing
disaster to her employer. Every moment Of tha.
day. while she so bravely struggling. the
exhalations from her body were running the deli.
cate colors OF the silk upon which she was
working
choice silks upon the market and # was
found that the colorngs were ruined, an inyestl-
cation was made and the poor little woman
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 is n sad story, but Il is absolutely true
1t happened in Newark. ~ j.. and furnishes q
very valuable lesson. 1t shows that women
however careful they may be, are often, un-
known to themselves, exerting an influence not
only upon the persons. but also upon the things
about them which Is b. no means agreeable. It
is unfortunate that such should be the case. but
1t is none the less true.
And yet fortunately. 1t Is a fact. proven be-
yond shadow Of doubt that women OF the
present day can. by availing themselves OF the
latest and best discoveries OF science almost
wholly overcome the Ill effects Of the periodic
sickness. II is true there has never been but one
discovery for accomplishing this desirable end
but that one has proven to be pure. scien-
tfc and so efficient that IT is being used almost
universally. Here is what Mrs Randolph How
ell, Of Washington, says upon this most i'm
porant subject:
Il have often in the past found 1t impossible
to attend receptions and other social functions
owing to a temporary state Of Illness, but OF late
years / have been enabled to entirely Danish all
painful effects to myself and possible unpleas-
antness 10 others by the OF a discovery
which believe TO be boon TO womankind-
Warmers Safe Cure. l have been so wonderfully
helped by the painless powers OF this remedy
which has seemed like friend in need-that I
have urged It's use upon nearly all Of my lady
acquantances"
Women should not suffer. need not suffer. need
not be unpleasng TO those about them, II they
will only proper care and the best inven-
tions of science for their help There Is every
reason why they should be both healthy and
happy; there is no reason why they should be
even temporarily indisposed Modern science
and invention have rendered all ths needless
Thousands OF women have learned this. and can
cheerfully testify to the happy condition they
have been in since they learned what to do.