The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-26
Perpetual Youth
A Case In Which 1t Would
Not Work Well
ByF A. MI HELL

Not Work Well

Il'N'l w nlN hbllkuitl Nbutb slhN
beauty WAS too tempting FOR him. ii,
gave mc 10 peace till consented
When | began tu give Wilhelnlin,
the antitoSn She was sixteen years
old. Hers WAS my Iirst case aud my
ONLY nur in praclicIng upon a hannah
being after having satisfied myself of
the efficacy Of my remedy. and natu
rally my efforts were not at once sue
CesSful did not completely arrest
Wilhelminc's natural decay til she
WIS midway between seventeen and
eighteen
Won BGcst paused aud resumed his
pipe
"Wcll professor" said lieiniard iul-
patiently, 90 on %
In what way; IN the case of vii
! hcluiuc NCiSbrld there are many sto-
rics. What would you prefer to know
about herr
Eelanard thought few minutes,
then asked his friend to tell him il the
girI gained or lost 10y rcroaluiug young
{ aud WHY.
What YOU ask To- know" replied the
, professor has IN itself many branch.
as ! will contiuc myself To- unr.-Wil
/ hoiuiuo's relations io her husband
She married Max Menzel She was
then twenty. ho thirty He grew old;
! his wife remained Young. Her father
! one day came 10 mo with cloud upon
! his brow and told me that his snn.in-
! INV VIII. in,, Inn
wise showing signs of age. was max.
( ing his wife miserable by his Jealous
| behavior. She was still Young and
| beautiful aud attracted Younger men
/ than himself
From time 10 time WciSbard came
10 me- tn tell me that matters between
his sOn-jn.law and daughter were 20.
iDg from bad to worse, At last he con.
fessed TINT lac regretted having urged
me to give the latter perpetual youth.
Il have given her perpetual youth
I replied. only so long as il may DO de-
sired
Ills face lighted with pleasure.
Can YOU ro.cSta,lisl the ordinary proc
cas of growing DID, he asked
There is nothing 10 re-establish
Let your daughter stop taking the anti
toxin and the natural decay will be re.
suncd
II did not see Weisbard for 2 week.
at the pnl OF which time he looked
more lugubrious than ever. asked
him Whist troubled him He told iuc
lbnt he hi1 proposed 10 his daughter
10 cease tHking NY autitpxin and she
had fatty refused Wcisbard had very
unwisely told his son.in.law that his
wife could resume The process Of fol.
lowing him 10 old ngc If she chose, nnd
h. had urged her 10 do 50. She was
obstinate. and u quarrel had cnsuod
between the va that bid fair 10 y"rc"l,
their happiness forevcr--that is. all
that was left Of it,
And here. l0y friend. comes an in
stance Of the unity Of nature \ unity
that j. best Tor us always. though
there are numerous Instances iD which
we believe her DEGREES are misfurtunos
There was every reason why Frau
N"nacl should grow oll And vet
'l'HN wv IF''phN llN' Y bllNt ~ Leon
were continually seeking for the elixir
OF life. 4 man may he satisfied to
grow old. u woman never. This one
having perpetual Youth would never
give it NJ though it threw her out Of
harmony with the rcst Of the universe
NJ FIRST it seemed that remaining
Young with her children would be
a.. a.
melancholy phase OF life is that we
cannot be or the next generation bc
meath MS. Even u young body will not
bridge that gulf
Every year after this the husband
grew older white the wife remained
Young aud beautiful. ana every year
the gulf between them grew wider
After awhile il bccauic - ease Of Dr-
rembcr and May. The Older Frau
Mcnzcl grew in wears the more pleas.
ed she was with the attention of
young men. They. while pleased with
her beauty. found in her ~ experience
which did not accord with their own
cxubcrancc. This led 10 u continued
disappointment III her that Sorlred her
UiSIloSlllbn lN' coupe 8 chickering's
wore on WciSb1rd, who rcpruachcd
himself for bciug the cause OF thci,
troubles
And yet there was one tsing that
would have undone, partly at least.
ell the mischief. An that was needed
was for Will,elmine to stop taking The
3ntitoSin
That could scarcely hp espectc,I."
remarked Hcinhard. How did the
matter cnd:"
When Frau MeiIzel WaS Hfty years
old-shc reached that age year ago
she was very singular compound.
having youthful budy aud an old
mind. One evening. having forced her
husband, who was now sixty. to ,akel
her To- ~ hall. abe insisted on dancing |
the turkey trol. which was itSl ~
pearing in fashionable society When
the pair reached home thrrc was a |
violent quarrel the result of which |
was never Shown but the couple were
never seen ont together again. soon
AFTER this the husband died. aud the
wife discovered thnc the nntitoSin |
ceased To affect her Her youth and |
beauty suddenly collapsed IN night |
she had grown old aud ugly"
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