The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
"But is there no way BY which these terri

"But Is there no way by which these terri.
be troubles can be avoidedP'
THAT has been the problem for years. Ths
habits VI life and the demands Of fashion are
clearly at war with the health Of women.
have been, perhape, unusually successful In
my treatment Of their troubles, but there
have been many cases that seemed specially
stubborn. recall one In particular. / had
exhausted all the usual eXpedients and the
results we're not satisfactory. l became
worried over the case and really did not know
what to do, tut finally Thought would try
something out of the usual line. had heard
q certain remedy recommended very highly
and SO procured some and made chemical
analysis Of It. founi Il was perfectly pure,
and that the ingredients were unusu lily valu-
able. So I began giving it to my patient,
changing 1t, however, into a bottle of my
own. To my great JOY it seemed to have an
almost immediate effect and a complete cure
was the result Since then ! have used IL
constantly IN my practice and have cured ev-
cry form OF femsle weakness, as we'll as dis
placements, drops cal tumors, cellu dropsy
and all such troubles. / have also used 1t
with the best Of results in cases of pregnancy
and CESSATION. Indeed have found it of un-
told value and benefit
"hsye you any objection to giving me the
name of this remedy OF watch you speak"
None whatever. II il Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure"
why, that is a proprietary medicine"
Certainly, but what OF that have but
one end in view in the treatment or my
patients, namely-their restoration To health
In the accomplishment of this end pre- criI e
what l believe to be beneficial, no matter what
tIe professional couseguen, es may be-"
II notice in the New York papers that
Doctors Hammond, Aguew and other promi-
nent physicians are taking a similar st and,
Mrs Wingate."
"Yes. and all independent thinkers in the
- a
ever, on the best Of terms with my profession
brethren as you can see" and the LAZY pro-
duced be ut full gold me isl mounted In the
form of a badge which had been presented
her BY the medical g. ciety, known as the En-
9 On Of tue Humble Family, Of which she is a
prominent member. A ter examining 1t close
ly, the reporter remarked tn the med cal
profession evi emily were proud Of what she
had done, as she might well be in the posses
sion Of such a medal
81 am proud of tn 1t" she replied, "and
was also pleased a short Il since to receive
an offer at large salary to take the profess
sorshp in the new medical college at Walla
how they heard of me out there, but / was
obliged to decline their offer.''
"And so, in your experience with the dis
eases OF women, you have found success, and
that Warmers Safe Cure has been a most
efficient remeiyp
"Yes, have had unusual success and the
remedy of which you speak has been proven
of great benefit. there are, however, some
base limitations Of it to be found in the mar
ket; these are bad and should he avoided, but
the genu ne remedy is one Of the very best"
And has not the practice Of your profess
sion injured your healthF'
mo, am better now than ever before in
my life. Ifrozs my limbs last Winter while
riding one cold night to see patient, and
was OBJ igcd to remain indoors for over two