The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-28

cast of her own face and form, stripped |
alike of grace and beauty, as the Sc
quel of a few brief years of married
life. But of the suffering which at
tended such physical decay no mirror
could give us hint.
"'Tis true, tits pity!"
PITY tits, tits true
Physiologically considered, marriage
is the crown of life. However beauti-
full is the tree which stands in the or
chard. if it bears no fruit it is only
an imperfect example of a tree. How
ever beautiful "a woman unless she full
| fills the law Of her nature, in marriage
and in maternity, her life Is imper-
feet. Every real woman feels this, and
yet wonders why nature should lay
such heavy burdens on the wife and
| mother.
THE WOMAN'S "WHY2"
| Why should woman in fulfilling her
manifest destiny loose the beauty
which is also Natures gift? Why
should she be subject to such aches
and pains as wear the nerves and
waste the body?
Natures answer to such questions is
that there is no "why' for the suffer-
ings Of the majority of women, that
| there is no reason in nature why they
should not go through marriage and
motherhood and retain their health and
beauty; that such q condition of things
as obtains among women Is not natur-
al, but unnatural. All that is needed
ia that the woman joins hands with
| Nature to cast off the conditions which
undermine her health and dist ~ure
her beauty. Let it be underst"0a that
the normal and natural condition Of
the body is of health, and that in this
condition of health every physical
function is discharged with comfort
and pleasure. Then, remember, that
every disease which establishes itself
in any organ is an usurper, an inter-
loper and has no claims in or claims
on the body. Against every such usur-
per Nature wages a continual warfare.
If she does not overcome and drive
out the alien and evil power of disease
1t is only because the victim of this
oppression is entirely passive and fails
to give the needed assistance.
Women who have realized these facts,
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> 1 was all run down in health from
= | November until March-could not worl
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, | so nervous at times that l could no
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, | and when / ate did not seem to do mi
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, Pierce and state my case, and an
thankful that / did, for in due time
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t. ening drains, ,oreness through m
ID bowles-in fact / was diseased frol
Is head to fot. Now / can do my ow
lie washing and cooking and am as heav
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