, 1881-09-11
=. U1ORDS FOR WOlIEN.
WHAT she SHOULD Do.
4 Few Suggestions OF Importance On
Subject OF Interest to tile
Ladies.
And c. .ain Facts Which Should r.
Known by All Women.

Il short tllNc since an iFtEte appeared
the columns OF this paper, being 4 synon,i,
of Il lecture delivered bya prominent woman
before Il well-known New England socIptr
This article dealt so directly with the neal,
of women, and contained so many hint,
which were valuable, that it naturally #.
tracted no little attention, and has, we learn
been {; subject Of comment i'll social cirra,
in nearly every part Ut the iand. Realiz;ny
that ito subject can be Of more vital impnr.
ta1ce, as well as interest, to all readers than
the condition Of the women of Itmerica. va
have collected and prepared with consider,.
BILE care additional facts bearing upon thiz
same subject.
The lauies Of this country have been mora
observed and talked about than those Of anv
other land, and Europeans always notiea
their h,racteristics-usually with adlnira-
ton Sara Bcrnllardt declared she did Int
see how any one could resist falling in loya
with >; those pretty American ladies' Sha
might have added that even her far-fame
French nation would find itditticultto eonat
much less excel, American women in quick
Ness Of perception and briiliancy of intellect.
The minds and manners of American women
are all that can be desired; bur it Is lam.
entable fact that their physical frames ara
far inferior in comparison with their social
and mental characteristics The women
Of England are noted for their fiorij
health; those Of Germany for their
strong constitutions. and the ladies' Of
France for their exubcrance Of spirits; but
American women possess no Une Of thess
qualities in any prominence, and all of them
only i'll slight degree. The reason for this
must be plain to every caref ful observer. Sed-
cutary ways, devotion to fashlon-but above
all and more than all, carelessness and in
difference to daily habits and duties-haye
rendered the women OF this land far less
strong and healthy than tits either their duty
or privilege to be. This irregular and indIs-
ferent manner Of living brings about til,
most serious results. and is both directly and
indirectly OF untold injury to the race. Ths
cause, therefore. being Inanlfestly under tho
control of the women themselves, tile power
to remove it must naturally be under their
control also. American women can possess
just us charmed lives u though they lived in
Europe or any foreign land, II they only le-
sire aud determine to 10 50.
The primary CAUSE Of suffering from dis
ease is impure blood. The performance Ut
the natural functions OF wo'nanhood and
motherhood is not a disease, nor should it be
the organs which make and purify the blood
must be preserved III. or restored to, their
normal condition. These organs are the kid
ueys aid liver.
It is the Office of tie kidneys to take from
the blood the poisonous matter which has
pass it off from the system. 1t they are int-
paired i'll their action they cannot do this
work, the poison accumulates. utt the orgaus
in the body. which are sustained By. tho
blood, are weakened and give way, and final
" the kidneys and contiguous organs oe-
come the source OF great pail,, and, without
prompt relief, death Is certain.
1t is the office Ut the liver to extract other In
purities from the blood, aud utilize a portion
Or them for digestion. Ii the. liver is dlsor-
bowels cannot expel the waste matter. and
the most distressing inconveniences follow.
This is especially true in the case OF women
And if the bowels are thus i,lactive and orer-
loaded, the neighborlng organs, which ara
particularly dependent for their right action
upon the state Of the liver. bowels, and kid
neys, become displaced, and the consequences
which enst;e are too we'll known to reqnlre
restatement i'll a suggestive article Of this
kind. The secret, however, Ola preventing
these manifold disorders, is to keep the kid.
neys and liver III perfect working condition.
This is reason: this is science, and it aDpean
with force to the suffering women Of Amer
ica:..
" men tue Dotly IS III Il Het.ltHy cUNu1tut4
then come beauty Of complexion, elasticity
If step, llopefuluess Of disposition. aud com
fort and happiness III tie duties and RESPONSE
biIities OF IA famiiy. There is. therefore
every Incentive to secure and preserve BUOY
ait health.
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure tht
remedy described IN the lecture to which rer
erence has already been mas}e, is receiving
as it certainly merits. the most careful attelN
ton and the trial Ut the women Of the lall,4
1t is Il pure and simple vegetable Te1ned!
which is now doing more to bring health AMI
strength to the American women than any
one thing which las ever been discoyeretlj
1t acts directly upon the liver, kidneys, and
adjacent organs, soothes any inflammation
allays all pain, and places tllose organ; III
condition to bring health to the body alla
happiness to the life The manufacturers Of
l. this great remedy, rs WE learn from the lec1.
lre. have the written thanks of thousands OF
w0ntell-lnany of them Of great prominence
but these letters are very properly rtsareleu
as too sacred for publication: No true Wohl-
all is pleased to have her physical troap!es
Haunted in the eyes Of the world.
Tile unuuestionat>le value Of Warmers oale
Kidney and Liver Cure is all the more mani
fest from the fact that heretofore no ale-
Qtlatc remedy for the ills OF women !1aS ever
been discovered; nor lave the medical PR
fessioll ever tecn able to assist woman IN
her troubles HIS she deserves. This Is, PET
haps, largely due to the presence Ut SO ihuca
bigotFy and Intolerance i'll that pr0fesSlnH-
Tile history Of medicine is 4 history Wnlca
illustrates to the fullest the blgilttng eflecs
of bigotry and Intolerance Harvey, VINO
discovered the circulation Of the blood. was
driven out of England. Jenner, the 1atnef
Of vaccination, W:ls oppressed aIu Scoueu ~
Thompson, the founder ut the Thonpsonlaaa
theory. was the victim of 4 hateful co!lspas-
acy. Morton, i'll Massachusetts, who i'lilt-
l,lced the use Ut ether in surgical operations,
Was charged with witcllcraft, and YET tne
discoveries Of these sll1n are to-day feeog-
l.izctl us OF infinite benefit to the race. IL Is
the 4,lerin duty of every physician IN l!la
land to lake advantage OF every opportunity
which is within his reach; not to prolnose
the interests OF this nr that school, nut u
heal the people Of their iniirlnit;ss. III! has9
witnessed deatil-Deu scclses, and felt tlial u
skill were equal to disease death might fas9
been postponed many ye*rs-tllat sclence y.
Use were nl:l.ls. Ut all the agencies she Ills
revcaletl) was equal to Il cure
How nlany IL time i'll the experience OF az
has this been illustrated! \ cold is con.
tr:cted, it REFUSES to yield to tiNetl TORN u
treatment, the physician may not By: call1lu
enough to call in tile aid of other schools, VI
Of independent agencies, and the dear one
dies BECAUSE the doctor will not exhaust
Crcry erpctiitnt known to the world TOR r.
lief! II he llavc the courage Uf his cotsIe-
tiol.s ami elnpl"ys outside agencies, ne ~ y
visited with expulsion froul the society Ut li.s
fellows, and, forsoot!i. becomes What ueg ilats