Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-04-06
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"But is there no way BY which these terri.
bee troubles can be avoidedf'
That has teen the problem for years Ths
habits If life aud the demands OF fash on are
Clearly at war with the heath OF women /
have been, perhaps, unusually successful in
my treatment of tier troubles, but there
hsFe b Ell many cases that seemed specially
stubborn. recall one in particul T. hid
exhausted all the usual exJ edients and the
results were not satisfactory I became
worried over the case and really dill not know
what to do, ut tn-lly thought l would try
something out of the usual line. had he ri
n certain remedy recommended very highly
and 50 procured some and made a chemical
anaysis Oh 1t iouni II was perfectly pure,
and that the ing Teaients were unusu ,liy yalu-
able. SO began giving it to NV pa.Sent,
changing II, however, into bottle of my
own. To ms great joy 10 emed TO have an
almost Immediate effect and a com le.e cure
was tie result Since then i have used it
constantly III my practice and have cured ey-
e-y form OF fem lie weakness, as well as dis
placements. drops cal tumoIs cellu dropsy
and all such troubles. 1 have also used it
with the best of esults in cases of pregnancy
and CESSATION. Indeed have found il of an
told value and benefit,
''haye you any ,bjection to giving me the
name OF this re redy Of watch you s ,eak!n
p,, Nome whatever Il is Warmers Safe
Why, that is proprietary medicine 7,
Certainly, but what OF that! | have but
one end in view in the tire Itlnent nv
patients, namelv-thetr restoration to health
In the accomplishment OF this end pre- cr,l e
what L believe to be beneficial no matter VIII 4
tie professional co seQuen es NAV be-
IL notice in the New York papers that
Doctors Hammond, Agnew and other promi.
neat physicians are taking a similar stand,
Mrs. Nlngaten
Yes, and all independent thinkers in the
Profession are bound to do SO. am how
ever, on the best OF terms with my protest. On
brethren as You can sec, =" and the la1y pro-
ducPd 4 be ut fu gold me ial mounted In the
form OF u badge which had been presented
her by the medical etv, known as the Eu-
gu Of g Humble Family of which she is a
rOmineDt member. A ter exam ming IL close
ly, tue reporter remarked tn { the med cal
profession eNt city were proud of VIII { she
b ID do e, as she M hit well be N the posses
sion OF such a medal.
81 AN proud of tn It" she replied, sand
was also pleased a short II since to receive
an offer at larIe salary to take the pr fes-
soIsh p IN the new medical college at Walla
Waila, on the Pacific coast. / do not know
Low they heard OF me out there e, but / was
Obliged to de cline their offer"
Aud so, III your exprrien with the dis
eases OIL women, you hive foun success. and
that Warmers Safe Cure has been a most
efficient rene |, 90
AYES, have had unusual success and the
remedy Of VII ch You sJe4k has be N pro en-
OF great beneHt. There are, however, some
base imitAtlons Of it to be found in the mar
ket; these a Dad and Iould he avoided but
the Renu ne remedy Is one of the very hest"
An 4 has not the practice of your profes-
sion ihjured your healthr"
''No, l am better now than ever before in
my life. i fr, z. my limbs last Whit r. Will.
riding one cold night to see patient, and
was OBJ iged to remain indoors for over two
months o herwise am healthy, as You can
see 10y look ag at me.''
And may publish this interview, Mrs.
WipgIt !''
Yes. II what Ihave toll you should be
the me ms of ass sting any women who may
6s s. tfer NJ, sha be perfectly Wiling to
have il published"