Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-09
WHAT SHE SHOULD Do,
A Few Suggestions Of Importance
on a Subject of Interest to
the Ladies.
And Certain Facts that should
be Known by all Women.
New York Homo Journal.l

short time since, an article appeared in the coll
umns of this paper being the synopsis of lecture
delivered by prominent woman before a well-known
New England society. This article dealt directly
with the needs of women, and contained SO many
hints which were valuable that IT naturally attracted
no little attention. and has, we learn, been q subject
Of comment in social circles in nearly every part Of
the land Realizing that no subject can be Of more
vital importance, well as interest, to all readers
than the condition Of the Of America, have
collected and prepared, with considerable care, add
tional facts bearing upon the same subject.
The ladies Of this country have been more observed
aud talked about than those Of any other land, and
Europeans always notice their
with admiration. Sara Bernhard declared she did
not how any could resist falling in love with
'those pretty American ladies'" She might have add
ed that her far-famed French nation would find
1t difficult to equal much less excel, American
in quickness Of perception and briliancy Of intellect
The minds and manners of American women all
that be desired but II is lamentabs fact that
their physical frames far inferior in comparison
with their social and mental characteristics. The
women Of England noted for their Aorid health;
those of Germany for their strong constitutions and
but American women possess no one of these quail
ties in any prominence, and all of them only in a
slight degree. The reason for this must be plain
every careful observer. Sedentary ways, devotion to
fashion-but above ALL and more than ALL careessness
and Indifference to daily habits and duties, have
dered the women Of this land far less strong and
healthy than it is either their duty their privilege
to be- This irregular and Indifferent manner Of liv-
ing brings about the most serious results and both
directly and indirectly Of untold injury to the race
The cause, therefore, being manifestly under the
troll Of the women themselves, the power to
1t must naturally be under their control also. Amer
women possess just charmed lives though
they lived Europe any foreign land if they only
desire and determine to do
The primary cause of suffering from disease is i'm
pure blood. The performance of the natural func-
tons of womanhood and motherhood is not disease,
and it should not be treated such. To maintain
ones health, the organs which make and purify the
blood must be preserved in restored to, their
NAL condition. These organs the kidneys and liv-
1t is the office of the kidneys to take from the blood
the poisonous matter which has been collected from
all parts of the body, and pass it off the system.
If they impaired in their action, they cannot do
this work; the poison accumulates all the organs OF
the body which sustained by the blood are weak
ened and give way, and finally the kidneys and
tguous organs become the of great pain, and
without prompt relief death is certain.
1t is the office of the liver to extract other mpuri-
ties from the blood and utilize portion of them for
digestion. If the liver is dsordered, all forms of dys
pepsia occur the bowels cannot exne the waste mat
ter and the most distressing inconvenience follow
This is especially true in the of women. And if
the bowels thus inactive overloaded neigh
boring organs, which particularly dependent for
their right action upon the of the liver, bow
and kidneys, become displaced, and the consequences
which too well known require restatement
in suggestive article of this kind. The secret how
ever, of preventing these manifold disorders is to
keep the kidneys and liver in perfect working condi-
ton. This is reason this is SCIENCE and it appeals
with force to the suffering women of America.
When the body is in q healthy condition, then come
beauty of complexion elasticity Of step hopefulness
of disposition and comfort and happiness in the du-
ties and responsibilities of a family. THERE'S, there
FORE every incentive to preserve buoyant
health.
described in the lecture to which reference already
been made, is receiving, it certainly merits the
most careful attention trial from the women of
the land. 1t is pure and simple vegetable remedy
which is doing more to bring health and strength
to American women than any one thing which has
been discovered. 1t acts directly upon the liver
kidneys, and adjacent organs, soothes any nfamma.
ton, aays all pain, and places those organs in con-
diton to bring health to the body happiness to
the life The manufacturers of this great remedy as
learn from the lecture have the written thanks
thousands Of women-many of them of great promi.
nence but these letters very properly regarded
too sacred for publication. woman pleased
to have her physical troubles Haunted in the eyes OF
the world.
The unquestionable value of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure is all the manifest from the fact
that heretofore adequate remedy the ills of wo
men has ever been discovered; nor have the medica
profession been able woman in her rou
bles as she deserves This is perhaps largely due
the presence of much bigotry and intolerance il
that profession. The history of medicine histor,
which illustrates to the fullest the blghting effect
bigotry and intolerance. Harvey who discovered thu
circulation Of the blood, was driven out Of England
Jenner the father of vaccination, oppressed and
scoffed at; Thompson, the founder of the Thompson
ian theory, was the victim of hateful conspiracy
Norton in Massachusetts,, who introduced the use o
ether in surgical operations charged with witch
craft. And yet the discoveries of these men are to
day recognized of infinite benefit to the race. II
the solemn duty of every physician in the land to tax
advantage of every opportunity which is within hi
reach not to promote the interests of this or tina