The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-10
WHAT she SHOULD 90.
A few Suggestions Of importance On Q
on . Subject Of interest to
the ladies.
And Certain Fscts Which Should b
known BY sn Women.
From the Home Journal, New York.

From the Home Journal New York.
A short time since an article appear.
ed in the columns of this paper, being
Q synopsis Of lecture delivered BY 9
prominent woman before Q well-known
New England society. This article
dealt 20 directly with the needs OF
women, and contained 30 many valu:
able hints that 1t naturally attracted
no little attention, and has, we learn,
been 0 subject Of comment In social
circles In nearly every part Of the land.
Realizing that no subject can be Of
more vital importance, a. well - In.
tereat to all readers, than the condl-
ton Of the women Of America, We
have collected and prepared with con.
siderable care, additional facts bearing
upon the same subject.
The ladies Of this country have been
more observed and talked about than
those Of any other land, and Euro
peaDs always notice their characteris.
tics-usualiy with admiration. Harah
Bernhard said ahe did not see how
with ''thoee pretty American ladies."
She might have added that even her
fAr. famed French nation would flnd
II difficult to equal, much less excel,
American women In Quickness Of per.
ception and brilliancy Of intellect. The
minds and manners Of American wo-
men are ell that can b desired but
II Is . lamentable fact that their phys
ical frames are far inferior In oompar-
isOn with their social and mental char.
acteristlcs. The women Of England
are noted for their health; those Of
Germany fos their strong constitu.
lions, and the ladies' Of France for
their exuberanca Of spirits; but Amer
lean women possess no one Of these
qualities In any promiaence, and all
OF them only In . slight degree The
reason Of this must be plain to every
careful observer. Sedentary ways, de-
yotion To fashion-but shove al and
more: than oil, carelessness and indiff.
erence t0 daily habits and duties, have
rendered the women Of this land far
less strong and healthy than Il Ii eth.
OF their duty or privilege TO be. This
irregular and Indifferent manner Of
living brings about the most serious
results and 10 both directly and indi-
rectly Of untold injury to the race. The
cause, therefore. being manifestly IN.
der the control Of the women them.
selves, the power to remove u must
naturally be under their control also.
American women can posses Just -
charmed lives - though they lived In
Europe or any foreign land, II they
only desire to do 20.
The primary cause Of suffering from
disease IL impure blood The perf0r-
nance Of the natural functions Of NO.
manhood and motherhood Is not dis
ease, nor should 1t be treated - such,
and to maintain ones health the
organs which make and purify the
blood must be preserved In, or restored
to, their normal condition. These Or
gan are the kidneys and liver.
1t II 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 of from
the system. II they are impaired In
their action they cannot do this work,
the poison accun,ulates, all the organs
in the body which are sustained by
the blood are weakened and give way,
and finally the kidneys and contigu-
Gus organs become the source Of great
pain, and without prompt relief death
n certain.
Il 10 the ONCE Of the liver TO extract
other impurities from the blood and
utilise Q portion Of them for digestion.
II the liver IL disofdered Ill forms Of
dyspepsia occur. the bowels cannot
expel the wsste matter and the most
distressing inconveniences fellow.
This II especially true In the ease Of
women. And II the bowels ere thus
inactive and ovssloaded ths neighbgr.
ing OCEANS, which ere particularly de-
pendent for their light action upo0 the
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