The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-09-19
SUGGESTIONS In TIME.
What O. Woman of Prominence
in the Medical World had
to sag about Her Sec.
SYNOPSIS OF A LECTURE DELIvEREA BY
MRS. DOCTOR KENTON, BEFORE
THE woMAN's SOCIETY OF
NEW ENGLAND.
Home Journal. Mem York. J

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enthusiasm often akin to reverence upon
woman; but it is only within the last few
years that she has begun to assume her
right place, not only in society, but with
the world in general Why SO desirable
an end should have been so long DELAYED
it is difficult to understand; but that it
has at last come is certainly cause for
gratitude, In her social sphere, in her
mental development and especially in her
physical improvement, woman has shown
wonderful advancement, and such as as
tonishes the world.
They who have made careful inyesti-
CATION tell us that the heather women are
much more able to endure pain than are
the women of civilization; but civilized
woman would resent the charge that they
are weaker because they are civilized. A
distinguished writer says eff the women
of civilization are less able to endure the
taxation of their physical resources than
are heather women, it is mere acciden-
tai circumstance, and within their control
Let us consider for moment the posi-
bilities which present themselves to every
woman. When the body is healthy,
beauty is certain to appear, even in feat
ures and forms once plain; indeed it is the
only known way to become beautiful, and
all other preparations, powders, stays and
laces are contemplate decisions. With
health and beauty in all their attractive
ness new life dawns. an
ENJOYMENT BEGINS
and all the luxurious attendants ola heal
thy body come forth. The maiden feels
the glorious possibilities of life; the moth
er becomes conscious of the grandeur of
maternity and the Jays of a family. All
this is not only woman's priyilege-it is
her duty, and it embodies the highest def
milton Of "woman's rights"
After enumerating many of the bless
ings that fellow perfect health the speak
er continued:
All these desired things can be accom-
plished, but in one way only. The Crea-
tor has given both woman and man per-
feet physical forms. and each is constitu-
tionally equal to all natural demands. 1t
is a mistake and pernicious notion that
one is strong and the other is weak. Nc
curse was pronounced upon woman which
did not apply with equal penalty against
man. Ifwomen believe the fatalism that
disease is necessary condition of their
existence, it is chiefly because the disci-
pies Of the schools Of medical practice
lave been utterly incapable of competing
with the multitude of ills, which, by per-
sonal carlessness or professional incompe-
tency, they have permitted to fasten upon
women.
A few weeks ago, received call from
a charming lady, whose earnest face clear
ly showed that she desired advice and as
sistance. Upon questioning her. she sta
ted that she believed she was suffering
from paralyzed liver, and wished to
know if I could in any way aid her recov-
cry. Now, imperfect as her statement was
in regard to the disease which troubled
her, there is no doubt that
THOUSANDS OF wOMEN
are suffering to-day, from similar troubles
who do not recognize their cause SO near
~ as this lady did. Paralysis means
death of the member paralyzed, and tor
pidity of the liver is the first stage of dis
solution. No woman was ever seriously
sick for any length of time when such
was the case. No serious Inflammation
can occur when the blood is pure, and no
blood can be impure when the liver or
kidneys are in perfect order.
l have seen very much of the trouble
and ills 10 which women have been SUBJ
jected, and have learned TO sympathize
while l have sought to relieve. In en-
deavoring to carry relief have sought to
be free from prejudice and have in view
but one end, to help those who are suffer-
ing; and feel it is my privilege to-day
to state that / believe there is a means
whereby those women who are suffering
may obtain complete relief and those who
are In health be continued in it's enjoy
ment. A few years ago a prominent and
wealthy gentleman residing in Rochester,
N. Y, was given up to die Of Bright's
disease of the kidneys. By means of a
simple and purely vegetable remedy he
was restored to perfect health, and has
since been the means of saving the lives
of many others. So efficient did
HIS DISCOVERY
prove in the case OF many we'll known
men, that it began also to be need by Ia
dies, and to-day, thousands of women in
all parts of the land owe their restored
health and continued happiness to the
wonderful power of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure. Mr.. Warner has
the written testimony of hundreds of the
best women of the land, enthusiastically
praising the remedy, and thankfully ex-
pressing their gratitude for health. These
letters are sacred and cannot be given to
the public, but they overwhelmingly YER
ify all the facts above stated. 50
Disease is the result of the transgres-
son Of physical laws by our ancestors or
by ourselves, and the natural coursings
of the blood should not be considered.
If, however, the blood be impure, it is
certain to produce its poisonous effects in
the parts with which it comes in contact,
and thus cause inhammations and the in
Vulnerable ills that make the physical
life of woman SO hard to endure.
An enumeration of the troubles 10
which woman is subjected, and the adap-
liability of the remedy above named fol-
their cure was then made by the speaker
who continued:
| am aware prejudice exists against
proprietary medicines, and that such pre-
JUDGE is often well founded, but we would
discriminate in our judgments and moi
condemn because some are inefficient. The
merits of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure have been proven beyond doubt
because they deal directly with the cause
OF all female troubles; they effect and con
troll the body of the tree rather than it
branches. Warmers Safe Kidney ano
Liver Cure has indeed been blessing fol
the rich; boon to the poor. 1t has lifted
men from bed of death and restored then
to vigor and health. But greater anc
better than all this, it has come to woman
has raised her, restored her and kept hel
In constant hopefulness and health. i
has kept back disease by fitting the system
to resist its attacks; it has regulated tn,
life, purified the sources <of life, anl
brought innumerable blessings out ofnum
besless woes.