The bulletin., 1881-09-24


receiving, as it certainly merits, the most
careful attention and the trial Of the wo-
men of the land 1t is pure and simple
vegetable remedy which is now doing more
to bring health and strength to the Ameri-
can women than any one thing which has
ever been discovered. 1t acts directly upon
the liver, kidneys and adjacent organs,
soothes any Inflammation, allays all pain,
and places those organs in condition to
bring health to the body and happiness to
the life. The manufacturers of this great
remedy, as we learn from the lecture, have
the written thanks of thousands of women
many Of them of great prominence but
these letters are very properl y regarded as
too sacred for publication. No true woman
is pleased to have her physical troubles
fiaunted in the eyes Of the world.
The unquestionable value OF Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is all the
more manifest from the fact that heretofore
no adequate remedy for the ills of women
has ever been discovered; nor have the
medical profession ever been able to assist
women in her troubles as she deserves. This
is, perhaps, largely due to the presence of
so much bigotry and intolerance in that
profession. The history of medicine IS
history which illustrates 20 the fullest the
blighting effect Of bigotry and intolerance.
Harvey, who discovered the circulation OF
the blood, was driven out Of England. Jen-
ner, the father ofvaccinatiOn, was oppressed
and scoffed at. Thompson, the founder OF
the Thompsonian theory, was the victim OF
a hateful conspiracy. Morton, IN Massa-
chusetts. who introduced the use Of either
in surgical operations, was charged with
witchcraft, and yet the discoveries OF these
men are to-day recognized as Infinite bene-
! fit to the race. It is the solemn duty Of
every physician in the land to take advan-
tage Of every opportunity which is within
his reach; not to promote the Interests of
this or that school, but to heal the people OF
their infrmities All have witnessed death
bed scenes, and felt that if skill were equal
to disease death might have been postponed
many vears-that science, if use were made
of all the agencies she has revealed, was
equal to cure.
How many time in the experience OF
| all has this been illustrated! A cold is con-
tracted. it refuses to yield to a fixed form of
treatment. the physician may not be candid
enough to cali in the aid Of other schools,
or Of independent agencies, and the dear
one dies because the doctor will not ex-
haust every expedient known to the world
for relief If he have the courage of his
convictions and employs outside agencies,
he is visited with expulsion from the socl-
etv of his fellows, and forsooth, becomes
what they choose to call "quack." When
thew have exhausted all the agencies ap-
proved by their schools, they Z" shirk the
responsibility of the death of their patient
bv advising trip to Colorado or Florida,
or voyage to Europe. Such treatment
NAV be in accordance with the :" code OF
ethics" but in the view of the unprecedented
public it is downright cruelty, if it may not
be even more strongly characterized.
There is no reason, however, why the
women in this land should not possess the
best of health and spirits. The character
of the country, the activity of her surround
ings and the opportunities afforded for re-
covering lost health and retaining the same
are greater than those of any other land or
, the face of the globe. By a careful obser
vance of the plain and simple laws O.
health; bv watchful care over daily hab
f its and duties, and by regulation of the
life with the remedy allowed named, which
has become so prominent and valuable
there is no reason why all the desirable
: things we have mentioned may not be Sc
J cured in their highest degree. 1t is there
fore matter of Importance that all Womel
give this subject the attention which 1t de
t. serves. and the care which they are able t.
E bestow. conscious that their efforts are Ger
, tain to bring them perfect health and Ions
A and happy lives.