The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1881-10-07
SUGGESTIONS IN TINE.
What n Woman of Prominence in the
Medical World has 10 Say About
Her Sex.
synopsis OF Lecture Delivered by Mrs.
DR.. Kentou, Before the womans, So
'aety Of New England.
SUGGESTIONS IN TINE.
lNcw York Home Journal

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begun to assume her right place, not
only IN society, but with the world in
general Why so desirable an end
should have be5n so long DELAYED II is
difficult to understand; but that II has
at last come is certainly cause for graf.
ltude. In her social sphere. in bor
mental development and esnecialIv in
her physical Improvement, woman has
shown wonderful advanceinent and
such as astonishes the world.
They who have made careful invos.
tigalion tell us that heathen women arc
much more able to endure pain than oro
inc women OF civilization; but civilized
women would resent the charge that
tnat they are weaker because they are
clylllzed. A distinguished writer saws:
" Ii The women of civilization arc less
able to endure the taxation of their
PHYSICAL resources than arc heather
women, it IS mere accidental circnm-
stance, and one within their control.u
With health and beauty in all their
at'ractlveness new life dawns,
ENJOYMENT BEGINS,
and all the luxurious attendants of n
healthy body come forth. The maiden
ieeis INC glorious possibilities of life:
INC moiher becomes conscious of the
grandeur OF maternity and the joys of
Ia'nily' Al this is not only woman's
is her duty. and it en-
bodies The highest definition of"wo-
mans rights"
Altcr enumerating many of the bjes-
sings that follow perfect health, the
speaker continued:
All these desirable things can bc oc-
complished, but in one way only. 1hc
Creator has given both woman and man
perfect physical forms, and each is
conslltutlonally equal to all natural de-
mands. 1t is mistaken and pernicious
holioh mat one is strong and the other
weak. NO curse was pronounced upop
woman which did not apply with equal
penalty against man. If women believe
mat iatallsm that disease is necessary
condition Of their existence, it is chiefly
because the disciples of the schools of
medical practice have been utterly in.
capable of competing with the multi-
tude OF ills, which by personal careless
ness or professional incompetency thev
nave permitted TO fasten upon women
a few weeks ago | received n chi
from charming lady, whose earnest
face clearly showed she desired advico
ana assistance. Upon questioning her
shc stated that she believed she was
suiierIilS IRON paralyzed liver, and
wlshed to know if | could in any way
lld her recovery. Now, imperfect rs
her statement was in regard to the dis
ease which troubled her, there is no
doubt that
THOU SANDS OF WOMEN
are suffering to-day from similar troub-
es, VINO 10 not recognize their cause so
nearly as this lady did. PARALYSIS means
ieath OF the member paralyzed, and
-orpldlty of the liver is the first stage of
rs dissolution. This is one of the most
serious questions that can arise in the
experience OF any woman; for torpid
ana diseased liver cannot be cured at
once, and it carries with it the elements
ot disease to all the other parts of the
system.
Lavo seen very much ofthe troubles
ana Ills to which women have been
and have learned to SYM
1athize, while | have sought to reliyc.
IL endeavoring to carry relief have
rle9 to be free from prejudice and have
n view but one end, namely-to help
nose who are suffering; and | feel ii to
Je my privilege to-day to state that be-
leVe there is Il means whereby those
women who arc suffering can obtain
complete relief, and those who arc in
health be continued in its enjoyment.
\ lew years ago a prominent and
wealthy gentleman residing in Roches-
er, N. Y, was given up TO die of
3rights disease of the kidnevs. By
means OF simple and purely vegetable
emedy hc was restored to perfect
leallh, and has since been the means of
aving the lives of many others. So
ilicient did
HIS DISCOVERY
rove i'll the case of many well-l;nown
nen that it began to be used also by la
lies, and to-day thousands of women in
III parts of the land owe their restored
ealth and continued happiness to the
gonderfnl power of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Livor Curc. Mr.. Warner
as the written testimony of hundreds
t the best ladies in the land, enthusias- :
cally praising the remedy and thank
llly expressing their gratitude for
ealth. These letters are sacred, and
annol be given to The public, bnt they
verw helmlngly verify all the Facts
bove stated. Nature has given woman
delicate, watchful instinct, and she
as found this remedy to be what her
eX for years has needed to restore aud
iaintain the perfection Of nature.
l have not the time to elaborate this
oint. You yourselves very well know
hat the circumstances arc which have
her life burden. You also
now that the
PRIMARY CAUSE
f physical degeneration is impure
lood. The performance of the natural
motions of womanhood and mother
Dod is not disease, nor should il be
} treated. Disease is the result of the
of physical laws by our
lcestors or by ourselves, and the nat
raj coursings of the blood should not
c so considered. If, however, the blood
2 impure, it is certain to produce its
Disonous effects in the parts with
hich II comes in contact, and thus
Iuse inilammations and The innumera-
e ills that make the physical life of
oman so hard to endure.
An enumeration of the troubles to
hich woman is subjected, and the
laptabi'ity ofthe remedy above named
+ their cure, was then made by the
'eaker, who continued:
| am aware prejudice exists against
medicines, and that such
'ejudice is too often well founded, but
c should discriminate in our judg-
ents and not condemn all because
me are inefficient. The merits of
'arner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
I'VE been proven beyond doubt, be-
Iuse they deal directly with the causes
all female troubles; they affect and
'ntrol tho body of the tree rather than
o branches. II has lifted men from
al of death and rpsforo1 than, 10 ,,;s,