Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-29
WISE WORDS FOR WOMEN.' 7 Hints That No Female Should
 Ever Neglect. A LADY'S GOOD ADVICE A Careful Explanation of the Cause of Most of Their Trouble and What They
 Should Do.
LADY'S GOOD ADVICE
''women are great sufferers. :"

"Women are great sufferers.
 "Pale, sunken- eyed maidens, who gaze with regret on their hollow chests, slender arms and projecting collar bones, blood less, haggard locking mothers, miserable sufferers from stomach troubles and dis dressing ailments peculiar to their sex, such is the modern woman, says recent writer in the Home Doctor. "And is it not lamentable fact,'' she asks, "that there are really very few women today who are hale and healthy to the core, and that this sad state of affairs is to be attributed to our fast, nervous way of llving?"
 "Bnt," some one objects, eff this is so, why are men blest with greater power of endurance and better health?''
 One main reason is that men pay more attention to their health. They know that sickness means not only misery, but loss Of time and money. Women too often allow thems elves to become the slaves of weak nesses that could be easily overcome by the use of a timely remedy.
 And yet there are thousands of bright, happy women who have discovered the truth of this. They are never sick or de- spondent, dragged out or irritable. They are always well, because they have discov- cred that a reliable remedy taken at the right time enables them to keep healthy and strong. This is why so many women think 30 highly of Warner's Safe Cure, and recommend 1t at all times as being the best remedy that woman can tske. If It were not so Warmers Safe Cdre could never have stood the test of years and received so many strong Endorsements from eminent physi- clans. It has made friends through merit alone. It Is popular everywhere because 1t is known to De safe and reliable. Nothing demonstrates so clearly the value of this great medical discovery as the unsolicited testimonials of those who owe health and strength to it's use. Here, for instance, is one selected from letters writ ten by ladies which tell of tho benefit they have received through taking this splendid remedy:
 ORIsKANY FALLS, N. Y., Feb. 27, 1894. Messrs. H. H. Warner.& Co.,
 GENTLEMEN: l cannot f1ud words strong enough to praise Warnsr's Safe Cure, but as it might do some of my afflicted sisters good, I will briefly state what six bottles of Safe Cure have done for me. Two years ago my right side was completely para lyzed, owing to what doctors term con gestion of liver.
 could not dress myself; my right side and arm were entirely useless; my skin yellow as parchment; my extremities al- ways cold, and so completely used up was that my doctors gave me up to die. One day pamphlet was put in my house, and as l saw that others whose cases were somewhat similar had been cured deter mined to give Warner's Safe Cure trial. Before had finished two bottles 1 could use my hands and dress myself; and after taking six bottles, using at the same time Warner's Safe Pills, was entirely restored to health. l was able to walk and work, and am in better health now than have been for several years.
 There are many kinds of medicine in the market, but know that when everything else failed Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills saved my life and made me we'll.
 MARGARET FOSTER.