The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-03
THE LIFE OF WOMAN,
How It IL Shortened and How 1t Nay
be acknowledgement Of a Lee.
tuFe Delivered by Mrs. DF. Ken,
ton Before ths wOman's so.
eIety OF New England.
New York Home Journal.

introducing ueEleCtuIei WLISu WtS HSh1
by large and refined audience, by reie
ence to the true position Of woman in 81
ciety, and how her physical condition q
fects her social and intellectual standing
the lecturer said:
They who have made careful investiSt
ton tell US that heather women are muc
more able to endure pain than are tn
women Of civilization; but civilized wome
resent the charge that they are weaker bt
cause they are civilized. A distinguish
writer says "If the women Of civilization
arc less able to endure the taxation of thei
physical resources than are heather women
tits mere accidental circumstance and on
within their control. "When the body
healthy, beauty is certain to appear, eve
in features once plain, With health an,
beauty in all their attractiveness ney
life dawns, enjoyment begins and all tn
luxurious attendants OF a healthy bod,
come forth. The maiden feels the gloriou
possibilities OF life; the mother becomes con
scious Of the grandeur Of maternity ant
the joys Of family, The Creator ha!
given both woman and man perfect phys
ical forms, and each is constitutionalIS
equal to all natural demands. Ii womer
believe in the iatalism that disease is nee
essary condition OF their existence, it il
chiefly because the schools OF medical
practice have been incapable OF competing
with the multitudes Of ills which, by per
sonAl carelessness or professional inCompe.
tency, they have permitted to fasten upon
woman.
A few weeks ago | received call from a
charming lady, who stated that she believed
she was suffering from a pamlyzed liver,
and wished TO know II l 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 rs this lady did. Par.
alysis means death Of the member para.
lyzed, and torpidity OF the liver is the first
stage OF It's dissolution, A torpid and dis.
eased liver carries the elements Of disease
to all the other parts Of the system. With
an imperfect liver comes biliousness, Ian.
glior, sense Of bearing down, cOnstipa.
ton, displacements, uterine troubles, and
the thousand ills which arc coupled in
their train. Then follow impure blood
and all the evils which an imper.
feet circulation cause. No woman
is seriously sick for any length
Of time when the blood is pure, and no
blood can be impure when the liver and
kidneys are In perfect order | feel it my
privilege to-day to state that | believe there
Is q means whereby women who are suffer-
ing can obtain complete relief, and those
who arc in health DO continued in its
enjoyment, A few years ago u prominent
and wealthy gentleman residing in RoChcs-
ter, N. y, was given up 10 die OF Brights
Disease OF the Kidneys. BY means OF a.
simple aud purely vegetable remedy he
was restored to perfect health. So efficient
did this remedy prove in the case OF many
well known men. that 1t began also to be
used by ladies, and to-day thousandsof wo-
men in all parts Of the land owe their restor-
ed health and continued happiness to the
wonderful power and efficacy Of Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Safe Pills.
The first cause Of i'll health is impure blood.
The performance OF the natural functions
OF womanhood aud motherhood Is not a
disease, nor should 1t be 80 treated. II,
however, tho blood be impure, it is certain
to produce poisoning effects in the parts
with which 1t comes In contact, and thus
cause inilammations and the innumerable
ills which make the physical life OF women
so hard 10 endure. lam aware prejudice
exists against proprietary medicines, and
that such prejudice is too often well found.
cd, but VS. should Discriminate con.
denim all because some are inefficient. The
merits Of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure and Safe Pills have been proved be.
yond doubt, because they deal directly pith
The Cd,lSeI Of all female troubles.
The lecturer closed with nm enthusiastic
commentator OF this wonderful remedy,
and urged her hearers to Judge Of such
remedies on their merits and not through
senseless prejudice. The lecture produced
so much comment among the ladies, and
so much inquiry, that the Home Journal the
following week presented its readers with
the following explicit and supplemental ar.
tiCle:
Realizing that no sub eCt can be OF more
vital importance or OF interest to all read.
ers, than the condition OF the women Of
America, we have collected and prepared,
with considerable care, additional facts
bearing upon the subject to which VIC gave
SO much space In our lust issue. The minds
and manners Of American women are all
that can be desirGl; but ii Is lamenta.
BILE fact that their physical frames
are far inferior in comparison with
their social and mental characteristics.
The women Of England are noted for their
ford health; those Of Germany for their
strong constitutions, and the ladies oil
France for their exuberanCe Of spirits; but
American women possess too few OF these
qualities In any prominence, and all Of
tilem only in slight degree. The reason
for this must be plain to every careful
observer. Sedentary ways, devotion to
iashion-but above all and more than all
carelessness and Indifference to daily habits
and duties, have rendered the women oil
this land far less strong and healthy than Il
is either their duty or privilege to be. This
irregular and indifferent manner Of living
brings about the most serious results and L
both directly and indirectly Of untold in.
jury 10 the race. The cause, therefore. be.
Ing maniiestly under the control Of the
women themselves, the power to remove il
must be theirs also. 10 maintain one,
health the organs which make and
purify the blood must be preserved
In, or restored TO theft normal
condition. These organs arc the kidneys
and liver II Is the office oil the kidneys
to take from the blood acid poisonoti,
matter which has been collected from nj
parts Of the body and pass Il OF through
the Urine. II they are impaired in tlieii
action, they cannot do this work, The
poison aCcumulates, all the organs In Tho
body, which are sustained by the blood, art
weakened and give way and finally the
kidneys and neighboring organs becomt
the source Of great pain and, without
prompt relief, death Is certain. II il III,
nfllpn nj ihu livnF IN fNirrrI 1;iioe,, la,