Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-08
WOMAN'S WONDERFUL WAYS
They Are Described in a Lecture Deliv-
cred by Mrs DIR. Kendall Before the
Woman's Society of Boston.

BosToS February IA large and refined
audience Of ladies greeted Mrs. Kendall upon
| the occasion Of her second appearance before
Boston sssemblsge, this afternoon In intro
ducing her lecture the distinguished LADY re-
ferred to the true position Of woman In soesety,
and how her physical condition affects her So
| cial and intellectual standing. Continuing she
! said
Those who have made careful investigation
| tell US that heather women are much more aole
| 70 endure pain than are the women OF clvllizA-
ton; but civilized women resent the chArge
| that they are weaker because they are civilized
! A distinguished writer says. If the women OF
| civilization are less able TO endure than are
| heather women, il is mere accidental cifeum'
| stance and one within their control. when
woman has health, beauty is certain 10 appear,
even in features once plain. With health and
| beauty in all their Rttractiveness new ne
| dawns, enjoyment begins, and all the luxurious
| attendants OF 4 healthy body come forth. Inc
maiden fe-ls the glorious possibilities OF lie:
| the mother feels conscious Of the grandeur Of
maternity and the joys OF family. The Cfea-
| ator mas given both woman and man perfect
| physical forms, and each Is consututlonally
! equal TO all natural demands, but how much
women suffer and In what numbers OF cases Is
| man alone TO blame.
"A few weeks ago received a call from
charming lady, who stated that she was Sunel-
| Ing and wished 10 know II could in any way
| aid her. There is no doubt that thousands OF
women are suffering 20 day from similar
! troubles who do not recognize their cause so
nearly as this lady did. She felt lRnguid,
| peevish, restless, blue. She had headache'
| bsckache cold feet and sinking sensations
| Her complexion was sallow; her appetite ncsle.
! knew the cause and am happy TO state mat
| was able TO AFFORD relief.
mo woman is ever seriously SICK ior any
| length Of time when the blood is pure. and no
| blood can be impure when the kidneys and
| liver are in perfect order / feel II my prlyl-
| lege to-day 10 state that believe there Is
| means whereby women who are suffering can
4 1t..s NNaEHa nat "A
health be continued in its enjoyment. A few
wears ago a prominent and wealthy gentleman
! residing in Rochester, n. y, was gwen up 20
| die Of Brights disease OF the kidneys. by
means OF a simple and purely vegetable remedy
| hc was restored TO perfect health. SO efficient
| did this remedy prove in the case OF many Wen
known men, that II began also to be USED py
| ladies, and to-day, thousands OF women IN al
| parts OF the land, owe their restored health and
| continued happiness TO the wonderful power OF
Warmers Safe Cure.
1.-The performance OF the natural functions
| Of womanhood and motherhood IS not a disease,
| nor should il be so treated II, however, the
| blood be impure il is certain 10 produce poison
Gus effects in the parts with which IL comes IN
| contact, and thus cause lniammatlons ana tne
| innumer BILE lille which make the pbyslcal lIc
| OF woman so hard to endure. am aware n
| prejudice exists against proprietary medicines,
| and that such prejudice is too often well
| founded but we should discriminate-not con
denim all because some arc lnefhcleht. Inc
|
| beyond doubt, because they deal dirently with
| the causes OF all female troubles.
'.The minds and manners OF American women
! are all that can be desired but 1t Is a lament
able fact that their physical frames are far In
! ferlor In comparison with their social and men
| tai characteristics. The women or England are
| noted for their ford health; those Of Germany
| FOR their strong institutions, and the ladies oil
| France for their eXhuberance OF spirits; nut
| American women possess too few OF these quail
| tiles in any prominence, and all OF them only In
| a Sigh, degree. The reason OF this must be
| plain 10 every careful observer. sedentary
| WAYS, devotion TO fashion-but above all and
| more than all carelessness and indifference TO
| daily harits and duties, have rendered the
women OF this land far less strong and healthy
/ than il is either their duty or privilege to be.
| This irregular and Indifferent mannet OF living
| brings about the most serious results ana ls
! both directly and indirectly OF untold injury 70
| the race. The cause therefore, being manifest
| ly under the control OF the women themselves,
| the power TO remove 1t must naturally be theirs
also To maintain ones health the organs
which make and purify the blood must be pre-
| served in, or restored TO their normal condition
These organs are the kidneys aud liver. Pre-
serve them and you preserve your life; neglect
them and you become sallow. languid aud unat
| tractive."