The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-26
[ OVELY LADIES TALK,
THE SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF
sOROSIS SOCIETY.
A Frank and Open Discussion of
the Most Important Question
Which Can Concern Any
Woman.


An intensely interesting meeting Of
the Sorosis Society was held on Mon
day, when the preparation Of women
for wifehood aud motherhood was
fully discussed. Mira. Ada NJ Brown,
who presided, among other things
said
"Woman's function in the world is
determined by nature-she is made to
be the mother of the race. Pnysio
! / gically we must take into cOnsidera
ton that she may become wife and
mother, though practically we ig-
more it. 1t is a mistake then to train
girls precisely like boys. No true
woman " woman wishes to be man,
ale is quite satisfied to be a good
specimen of her own sex"
Mrs DDane spoke strongly and
| lan.ented the false modesty which
forbade mt thers facing squarely the
| true and needful education of their
daughters. She advocated the specia
teaching of girls III public schools on
u alters of hygiene and physiology as
they are taught in the colleges. Lie
| demands much more OF our girls than
it does of our boys" she said, "and
| we should recognize it. The schools
| educate our gi,ls but ignore the fact
| that the happiness or misery of the
coming generations lies in the hands
Of girls who, with all their learning,
are ignorant of the vital principles
" hich underIie the glory of wifehood
aud womaphoUd."
In how many hundreds of cast has
| Il sease, like worm in the bud" fed
upon the damask cheek of some lovely
woman who might have been well,
VINO might have been happy had she
| only known the real cause and the
| simple and certain means of relief.
| In this connection the valuable
words of Mrs. Kendall came with
marvellous force. She said;
IA few days ago l received call
from a charming lady, who stated that
Il eIswas suffering, and wished to
Know if / could in any way aid her.
There is no doubt that thousands of
women are suffering to-day from sim
| liar troubles who do not realize the
danger nor recognize their cause so
nearly as this laty did. She felt
peevish, restless, blue. She nd
headache, backache, cold feet and
sinking sensations. Her complexion
was sallow; her appetite tickle. L
knew the cause and / am happy to
state that was able to afford relief.
| feel it my privilege to-day to state
that / believe there is means where
by women who are suffering can OBJ
tain complete relief, and those who are
i'm health he continued in its enjoy
ment A few years ago, prominent
and wealthy gentleman residing IN
Rochester, n. Y was given up TO ole
BY means of a simple and purely
vegetable remedy he was restored to
perfect health. SO efficient did this
remedy prove in the case OF many
well.known men, that it began also to
be used by ladies, and to-day thou-
sands of women iu all parts of I'll e
land owe their estored health and
continued happiness TO the wonderful
power of Warmers safe Cure. Tn 5
great remedy has been a god.send 10
tdreds of ladies whom know, and
| rejoice to think how much it has ac
G mplished in restoring happiness and
fitting women for the true enjoyment
of life. ........
1.-THE performance of the natural
IIuucIlOuS u WOIllduIOON anu HicNh -
hood il not disease, nor should it be
so treated. If, however, the blood be
impure, it is certain to produce poison
Gus effects in the parts with which II
comes in contact, and thus causes
inflammatioDs and the innumerablt
ills which make the physical life o
woman so hard to endure. l am aware
prejudice exists against proprietary
medicines, and that such pr Judice l.
too often well founded, but we should
discriminate-nOt condemn all be
cause some are inefficient. The merits
of Warmers Safe Cure have beer
proved beyond doubt, because they
deal directly with the causes OF al
female troubles.
The able and brilliant ladies wh'
comprise the Sorosis Society are doini
grand work in agilating this import
ant subject. The future strength ant
happiness of TIE race depends upol
the condition of women. If they ar
healthy, bright and vigorous, Americ
will advance even more than IL has II
the pEst. If, on the other hand, tn
wives and mothers of the land ar
weak, morbid and sickly, little can b
hoped for either the future prominenc
or power of this nation. If ladle
will realize this and act accordlngl,
the effect will be felt through fulur