The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-10
Gossip of Society Does Not
Always Tell What Goes
on Beneath the
Surface.
MARRIED WOMEN'S
SUFFERING.
The Truth About a Few Troubles OF
Married Women's Existence, Here
and Elsewhere.

Possibly 1t is because they have so
much to worry about that married wo-
men suffer from so much sickness.
Perhaps, because they undertake
work which is too hard for them to do.
But whatever the cause, it's a very
common story for a young woman, who
has hardly ever had a pain in her life,
to become. q. year or two after the mar
rage bells have ceased to ring. miser-
able wreck of an invalid.
Are you one of the victims?
II so, in common with so many thou
sand Of your sisters, the trouble proba-
male functions.
And what suffering you have to en-
dure!
Backache, as If your back would
break Headache, as If your head would
split And all manner of other aches
and pains, to say nothing OF the general
feeling of sickness, discomfort and
WEAKNESS of body and mind, which
makes many women wish they were in
their graves.
But if you are one Of these suffering
women, there is one thing I want to
tell you, and that is, that there is
cure for your trouble.
1t is Wine of Cardui.
Wine of Cardui will raise you from
your bed of sickness and make of you
well woman.
If you are a victim of female trou-
bles you cannot get well without it. for
no other medicine has the positive,
specific, curative effect on the female
organs that Wine of Cardui has.
1t is a medicine prepared especially
for women, and on sick women it has
most wonderful tonic restorative re-
suits.
Its action on the weak, WORKOUT, ex-
hausted feminine system is one OF the
marvels of medicine.
But this can be explained by the fact
that its ingredients are selected from
the whole field of medicine, for their es-
pecial, specific action on the female or
gans and functions.
In its tonic, strengthening action. on
all these weak and easily disarranged
organs, with which poor woman has
been burdened, it has proved itself the
most wonderful boon of the age to over
million and a half sick women. and
if you win try it, be sure IT VIII do the
same for you.
Walter A. Sheridan, of Al S. Arlington
Ave. Baltimore, Nd, writes: About
four years ago my wife was fast falling
into decline on account of profuse
menstruation. The periods would last
from seven to fourteen days, then she
would rest a few days and then COM
mence again. This had continued for
seven years, when 1 wrote to you ask
ing for advice. You advised the Wine
of Cardui treatment. She used great
many bottles but it cured her complete
ly She is now in good health and has
gained fifty pounds in weight and has
had no doctor during the whole four
years.
Wives, mothers, women, here is relief
and cure
Wine of Cardui.
Not a drop in a dose, OF anything in
furious to the tenderest child.
1t can always be depended upon as a
safe, pleasant, strengthening medicine,
that every woman should be sure to
take, when sick
At all druggists, s1.oo bottles.
Free advice, on any of wOman's ills,
is afforded by our staff of specialists
All letters confidential. Address, Ladies'
Advisory Department, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga Tenn.