New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-19

Mrs. Morgan j. Willard, recently read paper
before the Womans League. Of which she 10
an officer. on the subject OF "Woman's Greatest
Troubles" After enumeratng them In order.
and integently treating the subject OF I'm
requted Affection" Lack OF Appreciation.
Loss OF Friends" Poverty" etc. she con-
tinued:
But. unfortunately. the greatect trouble
which ever comes INTO any woman's life is loss
Of health. Other troubles be overcome.
Time mellows the grief which is so overw helm
ing At the hour we close the eyes Of our dying
relatives or friends. Poverty may be banishe1
and the lost home and social standing regained.
Even unrequted affection may be lived down.
but broken health blights the life. undermnes
the spirit, destroys beauty. embltters the nat
ure ruins the life, and. too often. makes death
q boon a sickly woman is the saddest wreck
upon the shoals OF life. She IS not only miser-
able herself bur often brings greater misery
to those about her-the loving friends whose
lives 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 escape. For
tunately, there is relief for women even IN their
lowest physical condition Modern science and
modern discovery have worked for years on
this problem which Is, IN fact. the greatest
problem OF life namely how TO produce hdppi-
ness and il is a cause for gratitude that these
efforts have been successful There are many
things which have been discovered which may
help women in their physical 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 | have seen them
taken from a condition Of sickness ana misery,
and know that they are to-day healthy and
happy. ! also know that the means by which
they were restored has been Endorsed by the
highest authorities. medical and scientific both
abroad and In America. 1t is commended IN the
warmest terms by such emint Mt men as the
Rev DR.. Rankin and Bishop Wilson. and by
such reliable women Mrs Annie Jenness
Miller and Mrs Phelps. I myself have used II.
and cannot recommend II too highly. The name
OF this discovery which has done so much for
womanhood is Warmers Safe Cure. and It can
be secured by any woman who feels the need ~
some reliable friend upon whom she can de-
pend
In conclusion Mrs willard said
Woman is able 10 endure suffering Tar moro
than man, but there is no reason why she
should be compelled TO do so She may be able
TO endure pain, but she not created for that
purpose Her mission in life is 20 diffuse JOY
and gadness. Her face becomes a revelation .,
heaven when wreathed in happiness. but gives
US a glimpse OF all that is miserable when de-
troubles arise from her own making. Thought
lessness carelessness and neglect are too often
responsible for the misery which she endures
but fortunately by exercising care and avail
ing herself OF the best discoveries OF science.
there is no reason why she should remain IN q
condition Of unhapniness when there Is certain
relief near at hand" *