Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-04
. WuHAH'S WONDERFUL WAYS.
They are Described in Lecture Delivered
by Mrs. Or. Kendall Before the woraan's
Society of Boston.

They are Described in a Lecture Delivered
by Mrs. DIR. Kendall Before the Woraan's
Society of Boston.
Boston, Jan. 2S, 1s92.-A large and re-
fined audience Of ladies greeted Mrs. Ken
| dali upon the occasion OF her second ap-
| pearnce before Boston assembiage, this
| afternoon. In introducing her lecture the
| distinguished lady referred TO the true
| position of woman in society, and how her
physical condition affects her social and
| intellectual standing. Continuing she
| said =
Those who have made careful investiga-
| ton 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 be-
cause they are civilized. A distinguished
| writer says; e the women Of civilization
| are less able to endure than are heather
| women, II is a mere accidental circumstance
| and one within their control When a
woman has health, beauty is certain to APP
| pear, even In features once plain. With
health and beauty in all their attractive
ness new life dawns. enjoyment begins,
and all the luxurious attendants of healthy
body come forth. The maiden feels the
| glorious possibilities of life; the mother
feels conscious Of the grandeur of mater
nifty and the joys of family The Creator
has given both woman and man perfect
physical forms, and each is constitutionally
equal to all natural demands, but how much
womenn suffer, and in whaEe Numbers of
cases IS man alone to blame.
"A few weeks ago 1 receIsed a call from
charming lady. who stafEd that she was
suffering, and wished to &1ow if could in
any way aid her. Thers&1s no doubt that
thousands of women az suffering to-day,
front similar troubles, Tho do not recognize
theiIAcause so nearly - this lady did. She
felt lSpguid, peevish Restless. blue. She
had hSR dache, back he, cold feet and sink
ing sehAations. ID complexion was sal
low; ekappetite kle. knew the cause
and ann Happy L State that was able to
mo wontsQ ~ ever seriously sick for
any length on Ne when the blood is pure,
and no blood be impure when the kid
neys and livesR in perfect order. feel
it my privile# tkday to state that be-
heve there is mean whereby women who
are suffering an obtA complete relief, and
those who al in healtHke continued in its
enjoyment. few yearSRgo prominent
and wealth gentleman reading in Roch-
ester, n. Y yas given up tolieof bright's
disease of be kidneys. BNpeans of q
simple and purely vegetable\ Remedy he
was restored % perfect health. "a efficient
did this rem y prove in the caseS many
well-known lin, that it began alsCEo be
used by ladil and to-day thousands of
women in all Warts of the land owe tfiAir
res kOFSu u6dltU anu HdpplueSS ca
the wonderful power of Warner Safe Cure.N
1.-THE performance of the natural
functions of womanhood aud motherhood
is not 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 infammations and the innumer-
able ills which make the physical life of
woman so hard to endure. ! am aware
prejudice exists against proprietary medi-
cines, and that such prejudice is too often
well founded, but we should discriminate
not condemn all because some are ineffi-
Gent The merits of Warmers Safe Cure
have been proven beyond d5sbt, because o
they deal directly with the causes of all fe-
male troubles.
1.-THE minds and manners of American
women are all that can be desired; but it is
2 lamentable fact that their physical frames
are far inferior in comparison with their
social and mental characteristics. The wo-
men of England are noted for their ford
health; those OF Germany for their strong
constitutions, and the ladies' of France for
their exhuberance of spirits; but American
women possess too few OF these qualities in
any prominence, and all of them only in
slight degree The reason for this must be
plain to every careful observer. SeGentary
ways, devotion to fashion-but above all
aud more than all, carelessness and lndiffer-
ence TO daily habits and duties, have rem
dered the women of this land far less strong
and healthy than it is either their duty or
privilege to be. This irregular and indifer-
ent manner of living brings about the most
serious results and is both directly and in
directly of untold injury to the race. The
cause, therefore, being manifestly under
the control of the women themselves, the
power to remove it must naturally be theirs
also. To maintain ones health the organs
which make and purify the blood must be
YNraa in
condition. These organs are the kidneys
and liver. Preserve them and you preserve
your life; neglect them and yor become sal
low, languid and unattractive."