The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-17

The following interview was origin
ally published in the year 1883 The
lady whose earnest and truthful re-
marks are contained in the interview
is still living, aud in the very best OF
health and spirits. Her words will be
iouud very interesting:
Miss Maud Granger's countenance is
familiar to nearly everyone in the
United States. 1t is face once seen
never to be forgotten. Miss Granger
| possesses within herself the elements
OF feeling, without which no emotion |
can be conveyed to the audience. The
man OF newa found the ltdy at her
home ia this city and WAS accorded a
quiet welcome.
lis it true, Miss Granger that you
contemplate starring tour the com
ing season.
"Yes, indeed
"Are you confident your health will
permit such an undertaking.
A ringing laugh was the first reply
to this question, after which she said:
"oertsinly. 1t is true l have been
i'll for the past two years, but now
am wholly recovered. Few people
, can have any idea Of the strain con-
, scientious actress undergoes in essay
ing an emotional part 1t is neces-
} sary TO put ones whole soul into the
work in order to rightly portray the
III.
actually cried each night IN certain
passages OF the part / was playing.
The audience considered II art Prob.
!, ably it was, but those we're none the
less real tears and the effect was none
. the less trying upon my health
. "But do you anticipate avoiding
;, this in the future2'
mot in the least. l expect TO have
@ just as great strain as before but
a with restored health and the knowl
4 edge how to retain it, do not fear. y
!, You speak OF the knowledge OF
Il how to retain health WIN you please
II ex plain what you mean by that?'
,t "You must be aware that women
by their very natures are subject t,
troubles and { M lotions unknown t,
the steruer sex The name OF thos
N troubles Is legion, but in whRteve
st form these troubles may come, thel
ID are weaknesses which interfere will
IL their ambition and hope in life be
lieve thousands OF noble women ar
ar today suffering agonies OF which ever
no their best friends and relatives know
little or nothing, and when / reAsc
upon it, confess 1t makes me sad. Nov
re all this misery arises largely from al
II ignorance OF the laws OF life or neg
i'm leet TO carefully observe them.
Il speak from the depths Of bitter ex
perience in oaying this, and ! an
~ thankful know the means OF restora
ton and how to remain in perfec
health"
PLEASE explain more fully"
be "Well, have found a remedy whis
seems specially adapted for this yer
to purpose. II ia pure And palatable an
controls the health and life as, be
on lieve, nothing else will. 1t is reall
IN Invaluable, and II all the women i
-, America were to uss IT, l Rm quit
sure most of the suffering and man
Gu deaths might be avoided"
'f- What is this valuable remedy ?"
sr- Warmers Safe Cure
"And you use it?,"
Constantly"
50 "And hence believe you will be abb
70 go through the coming season SUI
eessfully2
JIG al am quite certain OF it,"
'on As the writer was returning hom,
m he fell into train of musing an
Get wondered II all the women in tn
a. land who are suffering could on
know Miss Granger's experience an
Nv the remarkable results achieved
I'VE the pure remedy she used, how niue
hat suffering might be avoided, and no
much happiness secured.
Miss Granger is today the picture
Int health and actively engaged in b
ale profession The advice she Civ
above Is valuable to sll women WI