Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-01-05

But Alas Many of Those
About Her Did.
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In . largo silk mill where the
looms were thrsmming and oil wss
noise and hustle. . woman, skilled In
manaiacturing and dyeiug delioa'e
silks. was toilink. She locked tired
and dejsc'ed. s.lr
Her cheeks vere sunken and there
were dark linss beneath her eyes
You could easily detect the peculiar
fallow look which comes upon the
faces Of oil women at certain periods.
Occasiopally her face. which Was
usually bright aud attractive, would
DO clouded BY pain Just a. the sun
light 10 sometimes shut Cd By pass
Ing clouds It Was easy TO see she
Was not happy.
And yet she worked. struggling
along when she should have teen q
home. and possibly in bed. Poor
little woman! How brave she vas
In hsr suffering. and bow isithiul.
And yet, during all that time, che
Vas unconsciously bringing disaster
TO her employer. Every moment Of
that day, while che was 90 brsvely
struggling. the exhslstions from her
body we're running ths delicate co.ors
Of the silk uEon which she vas work
log.
Alas. she did not know Il! But
when tho choice silks came upon the
market and IL was found the color.
ipgs were ruined, an Investigation
IVES made aud the poor little woman
was discharged.
For what?
Simply because The sickness. which
c1mes TO every woman At certain
times. had, unknown, impe' cepti.
bly,. colored the gossamer silks over
which she WAS toilipg.
This 10 . sad story. but II IL abso.
lutsly true. II happened in Newark.
N. j.. and furnishes . worry valuable
lesson. It shows that women, how.
ever careful they may be, are often,
unknown to themselves, exerting an
infusnce. not only Upon the persons.
but also upon the things about them
which ID by no means agreeable. 1t
10 unfortunate that such should be
the case, but il 10 none the lees true.
And yet, fortunately, it 10 . fact.
proven beyond the shadow Of doubt.
that women Of the present day can.
By svailipg themselves OF the latest
and best discoveries of science. a.
most wholly over, ONE the lille fleets
Of the periodic sickness. It is true
there has never been but one discov.
cry for accomplishing this desirable
end. but that one has proven to be SO
smcient, that it 10 being used almost
universally. Here is what Mrs.
Randolph Howell, Of Washington,
says upon this most important sub
ject:
81 have often in The past found II
impossible to attend recepto ns and
other social functions. owing to q
temporary state Of illness, but Of late
years I have been enabled to entirely
Danish all painful effects to myself
and possible unp,es san tness to others
By the uso Of . discovery which
believe to be Q boon to womanAiu
Warmers Sale Cure. I have been co
wonderfully helped by the painless
powers Of this remedy-which bss
seemed like . friend In Iced that l
have urged lie use upon nearly. oil
Of my lady sequaintances."
Women should not suffer. need not
suffer. need not be unp.es.ing to
those about them. II they will only
use proper care and the best invea.
tions OF science for their help. There
Is every reason Why they should be
both healthy and happy; there IL no
reason Why they should b even tenn.
porarily indisposed. Modern science
and invention have rendered all this
needless. Thousands Of women have
learned this. and can cheeriully ties.
lily 70 the happy condition they
have been In since they learned what