Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-25

the purpose and meaning of their lives.
To young and happy women it seems as if
colors of the rainbow like a merry dance
of cupids weaving garlands about a May
pole in the spring time of life. But to
thousands of women life looks to be all
"a warp of sorrow i'll a wool of pain"
WHAT LIFE REALLY IS.
A woman's life pattern is really woven
by herself. A great philosopher has said
life is neither pain, nor pleasure it is
serious business" If a woman, would make
it her serious business to understand her
self mentally, morally and physically,
using the ommon sense that God has
given her, there would be far less misery
and suffering woven into the pattern of her
life. She can make it almost anything she
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full share of happiness, which nature in
tended her to find as a woman, wife and
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book, The Peoples Common Sense Medi-
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self to meet the emergencies of her de-
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IL W!~illiamsport, in a recent letter, says: My
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married in my twenty-ffth year, and two years
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longed for death to relieve me, when a kind
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any bettcrT.' She insisted. and my husband, who
was III despair, got a bottle, and l took it just to
please him. I had not taken half a bottle when
was able to walk across the room without
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