The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-08
WOMAN'S WONDERFUL WAYS.
They are Described in a Lecture
Delivered by Mrs. DIR. Kendall
Before the Woman's Society
of Boston.


of Boston.
BosToN, Feb. 8, 1892 "A large and
refined audience of lsdies greeted Mrs
Kendall upon the occasion of her second
appearance before Boston sssamblage
bis afternoon. In introducing her lecture
the distinguished lady referred to the true
position of woman in society, and h W her
physical condition affects her social and
intellectual standing. Continuing she
said -
Those who have made careful investiga.
ION tell us that heathen women are much
more able to endure pain than are the
vomen of civilization; but civilized wo-
men resent the charge that they are weaker
because th5y are civilized. A distin
Suished writer says: Ifthe women of ciyi i
zation are less able to endure than are
heather women, it is a mere accidental
circumstance and one within their control.
When woman has health, beauty is
rtain to appear, even in features once
plain. With health and beauty in all their
attractiveness 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
maternity and the joys of Il family. The
Creator has given both woman and man
perfect physical forms, and each is con-
4,itutionaly equal to al natural demands,
but how much women suffer and in what
numbers Of cases is man alone to blame.
"a few weeks ago / received call from
: charming lady, who stated that she was
suffering, and wished to know if could in
any way aid her, There is no doubt that
thousands of women are sufferers to day,
from similar troubles, who do not re1og
% 2 IN ir cause so nearl7 as this lady did
She felt languid, peevish, restless, blue
She had headache, backache, cold feet and
sinking sensations. Her complexion was
sallow; her appetite fckle. l knew the
cause and sm happy to state that l was
able to afford relief
mo woman is ever seriously sick for any
length of time when the blood is pure, and
no blood Gan be impure when the kidneys
and liver are in perfect order. feel it my
privilege to-day to state that believe
there is means whereby women who are
suffering can obtain complete relief, and
those who are in health be continued in its
Enjoyment. A few years ago a prominent
and wealthy gentleman residing in Ro h
ester, N. Y was given up 10 die of Brighrs
disease of the kidneys. By means of a
simple and purely vegetable remedy he
WIS 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, thousands of
women in all parts of the land, owe their
restored health ami continued happiness to
the wonderful power of Warmers Safe
Cure.
The performance of the natural func-
tions of womanhood and motherhood is not
a disease, nor should il be SO treat d. If,
however, the BLOOD be impure, it is certain
to produce poisonous effects in the parts
with which it CONES in contact, and thus
cause inf animation and the innumerable
ills which make the physical life of woman
50 hard to endure. am aware Il prejudice
exis-s against proprietary medicines. aud
that such prejudice is too often well
founded, but We should discri nnate-not
condemn all because some are inefficient.
The merits of Warmers Safe Cure have
been proved beyond doubt because they
ieul directly with the causes of all female
troubles.
The minds and manners Of American
women are all that can be desred but it is
lamantsble fact that their physical frames
are lar inferior in comparison with thar
.ueial and mental characteristics The
women Of England are noted for their
| d rid health those Of Germany for their
trong constitutions, aud tht ladies OF
France for their strong exu5erance Of
spirits; but American women possess too
few of these qualities in any prominence,
and all of them in slight decree. The
eason for this must be plain to every care
lul observer. Sodentary ways, devotion to
ia.hiJn--but Dove all and more than all,
ca elessness and indifference TO daily
habits and daties, have rendered tbs
women OF this land far less strong and
healthy than it is either their duty OF
privilege to be. This irregular and indif
terent manner of living brings about the
most serious results and is both directly
aud indirectly Of untold injury TO the raee,
he cause therefore, bsing manifes.ly un
der the control Of the women themselves
the power TO remove it must naturally be
hei:s also. To maintaiu ores health tins
'rssns which make and purify the blood
must be preserved iD, or restored to theil
aormal condition. These organs are th,
Sidneys and liver. Preserve them ano
you preserve your iifsi neglect them anc