Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-09
SUGGESTIONS IN TIME.
What a Woman Of Prominence in the
Medical World Has to Say About Her
Ses-Synopsis Of Lecture 0slIV'
cred by Mrs. Doctor Kenton,
Before the Wonan's So.
ciety of New Eng
land.

in the last few years that sne mas oeguh
TO assume her right place, not only IN
society, but with the world in general,
WHY so desirable an end should have
been 30 long delayed it is dltticult 10
understand; but that il has at last come
is certainly cause for gratitude. In her
social sphere, in her mental develop.
ment, and especially in her physical
Improvement, woman has shown won
derful advancement, and such as aston
ishes the world.
They who have made a careful inves-
tigation tell us that heather women are
much more able to endure pain than
are the women OF civilization, but civil
lied women would resent the charge
that they are weaker because they are
civilized. A distinguished writer says:
'If the women of civilization are less
able to endure the taxation OF their
physical than are heather wo-
men, il is a mere accidental circum-
stance and one within their control"
Let US consider fer a moment the
possibilities which present themselves
10 every woman. When the body Is
healthy beauty is certain to appear, even
in features and forms once plain indeed,
it is the only known way to become
beautiful, and all other preparations,
powders, stays and laces are contempt
ible decisions. With health and beauty
in all their att%ractiveness a new Lille
dawns.
ENJOYMENT BEGINS
and all the luxurious attendants oil a
healthy body come forth. The maiden
feels the glorious possibilities OF life the
mother becomes conscious OF the grand
eur of maternity and the joys of a fam
ily. All this is not only woman's priv
ilege, it is her duty, and it embodies the
highest definition Of "woman's rights"
After enumeratiDg many OF the bless.
ings that follow perfect health the speak
er continued:
All these desirable things can be aC-
complished, but in II way only. The
Creator has gwen both woman and man
perfect physical forms, and each is con-
stitutionally equal to all natural de.
maids. 1t is a mistaken and pernicious
notion that one is strong and the other
weak. No curse was pronounced upon
woman which did not apply with equal
penalty against man. Ii women believe
the fatalism that disease is a necessary
condition of their existence it is chiefly
because the disciples of the schools OF
medical practice have been utterly in
oil competing with the multi
tude of ills which, by personal careless
ness or professional incompetency, they
have permitted TO fasten upon women.
A few weeks ago | received a call from
a charming lady, whose earnest face
showed that she desired advice
and assistance. Upon questioning her
she stated that she believed she was
suffering from a paralyzsd liver and
to know if | could in any way
aid her recovery. Now, imperfect as
her statement was in regard to the
which troubled her, there is no
doubt that
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
are suffering to day, from similar trou.
bles, who do not recognize their cause
so nearly as this lady did. Paralysis
means death OF the member paralyzed
and torpidity OF the liver is the first
stage Of it's dissolution. This is Il Of
the most serious questions that can
arise in the experience OF any woman;
for a torpid and diseased liver cannot be
cured at once, and it carries with it the
elements Of disease to all the other parts
Of the system. With an imperfect liver,
biliousness. languor, a sense OF bearing
down, constipation, displacements, utter
inc troubles and the thousand ills which
are coupled in their train come thick
and fast. Then follow impure blood
and all the evils which an imperfect cir.
cnlstion cause. A arrangement of the
kidneys OIL liver causes disease in the or.
gans which adjoiu them Just as certain.
ly as a bad peach Injuries the other
peaches in the basket. Not only this,
but when these organs are in a healthy
state they restore and keep in order any
which may occur in the
lower portion OF the body. No woman
eveT seriously sick for any length
Of time when such was the case. No
inflammation can occur when
the blood is pure, and no blood Can be
impure when the liver or kidneys are
in perfect order. >.
ihave seen very much of the troubles
and ills to which women have been sub.
iected, and | have learned to sympath-
while | have sought to relieve. In
endeavoring to carry relief | have tried
TO be free from prejudice and have in
view but one end, namely--to help
those who are suffering; and | feel it is
my privilege to-day to state that | be.
lieye there is a means whereby those
women who are suffering can obtain
complete relief and those who are in
health be continued in its enjoyment.
A few years ago a prominent and wealthy
gentleman residing in Rochester, n. V,
was given up to die OF Bright's disease
of the kidneys. BY means OF a simple
and purely vegetable remedy he was re-
stored 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 well known
men, that it began also to be used by
,dies, and to-day, thousands OF women,
II all parts Of the land, owe their restor.
Ell health and continued happiness TO
the wonderful power OF Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. Mr.. Warner
his the written testimony OF hundreds
OF the best ladies in the land, enthusias.
tically praising the remedy, and thank.
fully expressing their gratitude for
b .alth. These letters are sacred, and
cannot be given to the public, but they
overwhelmingly verify all the facts above
stated. Nature has given women a deli
cate, ~watchiul, alert instinct and she has
found this remedy to be what her sex
for years has needed, to restore and
maintain the perfection OF nature. She
resen;s the impu;ation that she is bound
TO suffer all the ills that attack her. She
recognizes that suffering is but an IN.
cident OF her existence, and that this in.
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