The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-30
Woman 5 Wonderful Ways
They Are Described in a Lecture Deliv-
cred by Mrs. Dr. Kendall Before the
WOman's Society Of Boston.

Bosroy. Jan. ga large and refined
audience of ladies greeted Mrs. Kendall
upon the occasion of her second appear
auce before Il Boston assemblage, this
afternoon In Introducing her lecture the
distinguished lady referred to the true po-
sition OF woman in society, and how her
physical condition affects her social and
intellectual standing. Continuing she
said:
"Those who have made careful investi-
CATION tell us that heather women are
much more able to endure pain than are
the women of civilization; but civilized
women resent the charge that they are
weaker because they are civilized. A dis
tinguisned writer says: If the women OF
civilization are less able 10 endure than
are heather women, it is mere accidental
circIim stance and one within their con-
troll When d woman has health, beauty
is certain to appear, even IN features
once plain. With health and beauty in
all their attractiveness new life dawn,
enjoyment begins. and all the luXuoriOus
attendants Of healthy body come forth.
The maiden feels the glorious possibilities
of life; the mother feels conscious of the
grandeur of maternity and the joys Of
family The Creator has given both wo-
man and man perfect physical forms and
each is c0nstitutionally equal 10 all natur-
al demands. but how much women suffer
and iu what numbers of cases is man alone
to blame
"A few weeks ago l received a call from
a charming lady, who stated that she was
suffering and wished to know II ! could IN
any way aid her There is no doubt that
thousands of women are suffering today,
from similar troubles, who do not recoE-
niZe their cause so nearly as this lady did.
She fyit languid, peevisb, restless, blue,
She had headache, backache, cold feet and
sinking sensations Her complexion was
sallow: her appetite tickle. | knew the
cause and | am happy to state that was
able to afford relief.
mo woman is ever seriously sick for
any length of time when the blood IS pure,
and no blood can be impure when the
kidneys and liver are Gin perfect order i
feel it my privilege today to state that l
believe there is IA means whereby women
who are suffering can obtain complete re-
lief, and those who are in health be con-
tnued in its enjoyment. A few years ago
prominent and wealthy gentleman
residing in Rochester, \. y, was given up
to die OF Brights disease of the kidneys.
BY means of a simple and purely vegera-
BILE remedy he was restored TO perfect
health. So efficient did this remedy prove
in the case of many well-known men, that
il began also TO be used by ladies, and to-
day. thousands of women in ali parts of
continued happiness to the wonderful
power of Warmers Safe Cure.
The performance of the natural func-
tions Of wCmanhood and motherhood is
not a disease, nor should it be so treated.
If, however, the blood be impure, it is GER
tain to produce poisonous effects in the
parts with which it comes in contact, and
thus cause inflammation and the innumera-
BILE ills which make the physical life
of woman so hard to endure /
am aware a prejudice exists against
proprietary medicines and that
such prejudice is too often well
founded, but we should observation-disclosures
all because some are inefficient.
The merits of Warmers Sufe Cure have
been proven beyond doubt, because they
deal directly with the causes of all female
troubles.
The minds and manners of American
women are all that can be desired; but il
IS lamantable fact that their physical
frames are far inferior in comparison with
their social and mental character
istics The women of England are
Germany for their strong constitutions,
and the ladies of France for their eXhuber-
ance OF spirits; but American women
possess too few of these qualities in any
prominence, and all of them only in a
slight degree. The reason for this must be
plain to every careful observer Sedentary
ways, devotion TO fashioD-but above all
and more than all, carelessness and in
to daily habits and duties, have
rendered the women of this land far
lees strong and healthy than it is
either their duty or privilege to be-
This Irregular aud indifferent manner
of living brings about the most serious re-
suits and is both directly and Indirectly of
untold injury to the race. The cause,
therefore. being manifestly under the con-
irol of the women themselves, the power
to remove it must naturally be theirs
also. To maintain ons's health the organs
which make and purify the blood must
be preserved in or restored to their normal |
These organs are the kidneys
and liver Preserve them and you pre-
serve your life neglect them and you be-
come sallow. languid and unattractive."