Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-03
THE LIFE OF WOMAN.
HOW IT IS SHORTENED AND HOW IT
MAY BE PROLONGED.
Synopsis of Lecture Delivered BY Ms. Or.
Keatop Before the Woman's Soei-
ETY. of New England.
Neso York Home Journal.

lney WHO nave Eiuic Chfclui ihNSoti6a
ton tell us that heather women are much
more able to endure pain than arc the
women OF civilization; but civilized woman
resent the charge that they are weaker be-
cause they are civilized. A distinguished
writer says: II the women Of civilization
are less able to endure the taxation OF their
physical resources than are heather
women. il is mere accidental circumstance
and one within their control" When the
body is healthy, beauty is certain TO appear.
even in features once plain. With health and
beauty in all their attractiveness new life
dawns enjoyment begins aud all the lux
urious attendants OF healthy body comes
forth. The maiden feels the glorious pos
sibilitieS of life. The mothor becomes con-
scious of the grandeur OF maternity and
the joys of family. The Creator has
given b5h woman and man perfect physi-
cal forms, and each is constituiionally equal
TO ell natural demands. II women believe
in the fatalism that disease is q necessary
condition of their existence, il is chiefly
because the schools of medical practice have
been incapable Of competingwith the null
titudes OF ills which, by personal careless
ness or professional incompetcncy. they
have permitted to fasten upon women
A few weeks ago received call from 4
charming lady, who stated that she be
lieved she was suffering from paralyzed
liver, and wished to know if could in any
way aid her recovery. There is no doubt
that thousands of women are suffering to-
day from similar troubles, who do not
recognize their cause so nearly N this
lady did. Paralysis means death OF the
member paralyzed. and tOrpidity Of the
liver is the first stage Of its dissolution. A
torpid and diseased liver carries the ele
ments of disease to all the other parts Of
the system. With an imperfect liver comes
biliousncSS, languOr, sense Of bearing
down, constipation. dsplacements, uterine
troubles, and the thousand ills which are
coupled in their train. Then follow i'm
pure blood and all the evils which an i'm
perfect circulation cause. No woman is
seriously sick for any length of time when
the blood is pure, and no blood ran be i'm
pure when the liver and kidneys are in
perfo ct order. l feel il my privilege to-day
10 state that there is means whereby vo-
man who are suffering can obtain complete
relief, and those who are in health be con-
tinued in its enjoyment. 4 few years ago
prominent and wealthy gentleman resid
ing in Rochester, n. Y, was given up to
die of Brights disease OF the kidneys. by
means of simple and purely vegetable
remedy he was restored TO perfect health
so efficient did this remedy prove in the
case Of many we'll known men, that it
began also to be used 10y ladies. and to-day
thousands of women in all parts OF the
land owe their restored health and contin-
ued happiness to the wonderful power and
efficacy of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and Safe Pills. The first cause of ill
health is impure blood. The performance
of the natural functions Of wOmanhood and
motherhood Is not disease, nor should il
be so treated. II however, the blood he
impure, it is certain 10 produce poisoning
effects in the parts with which il comes in
contact, and thus cause inhammations and
the innumerablc ills which make the phys
ical life of woman 80 hard 10 endure. am
aware prejudice exists against proprieta-
~ medicines, and that such prejudice Is
too often well founded, but we should dis
criminatc-nOt condemn all because some
are inefficient. The merits of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Safe Pills
have been proven beyond doubt. because
they deaf djrectly Nth The cd"seS OF oil female
tr0ubleb
The lecturer closed with All enth usiastic
commentator of this wonderful re mrdy,
| and urged her hearers 10 judge OF such rem
edies on their merits andnot through sense
less prejudice. The lecture produced so
much comment among the Indies, and 80
much inquiry, that the Home .Journ1j the
following week presented its readers with
the following explicit and supplemental
article:
Realizing that no subject can be Of more
vital importance or Of in tcreSt tn all readers
than the condition Of the women Of Amer.
ica, we have collected and prepared. wi tn
considerable core, additional facts bearing
upon the subject to which VIC gave so much
spacc in our last issue. The minds
and manners Of American women are all
that can be deSir cd; but il is luncntable
fact that their physical frames are far in
fcriUr in comparison with their social and
mental characteristics. The women OF
England are noted for their fprid health;
those Of Germany for their strong consti-
iutiOns, and the ladies'of France for their
exuberance of spirits but Amer lean wO-
men possess too few Of these qualities in
any prominence, and all of them only in a
slight degree. The reason for this must BE-
plain to every careful observer. Sedentary
ways, devotion to fashion-but abo We all and
more than all, caTelessness and indiffer-
ence TO daily habits and duties,
have rendered he women of this land far
less strong and healthy than it is either
their duty or privilege 10 be. This irregu-
lar and Indifferent manner of living brings
about the most serious results and is both
directly and indirectly Of untold injury to
the race. The cause. therefore. being man.
ifestly under the control Of the women
themselves. the power to remove il must
lie theirs also. To maintain ones health
the organs which make and purify the blood
must be preserved in, or restored TO their
normal condition. These organs are the
kidneys and liver. II is the office Of the
kidneys to take from the blood
arid poisonous matter which has been col
lected from BILL parts Of the body Ind passit
off through the urine. IL they were i'm. g.
paired IN their action they cannot do this
work. the poison accumuiates, oil the or
gans in the body. which are sustained BIZ
The blood, are weakened aud give way, spd
finally the kidneys and neighboring or
gans become the source Of great pain and,
without prompt relief, death is certain. IL
is the office OF the liver 10 extract hillary
impurities from the blood and utilize part
of them for digestion and part for cathar-
ic of waste food. II the liver is disorI Tered
al for,ns of dysnenzia the