The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-04
WOMlN'S WONDERFUL WAYS
They Are Graphically Described.
A synopsis ofa Lecture Delivered by
Mrs. Kendall Before the Woman's


Boston, Nov 3.--A large and refined
! audience Of ladies greeted Mrs Ken
| dan uDOn the occasion of her second
appearance before a Boston assem-
blage this afternon. In introducing
her lecture the distinguished lady re-
! ferred to the true position of woman
in society, and how her physical con-
| dition affects her social and intellectual
standing Continuing, he said
Those who have made careful in
vostigation tell us that heather wO-
men are much more able to endure
| pain than are the women of civiliza-
ton; but civilized women resent the
charge that they are weaker because
they are civilized. a distinguished
writer says: If the women of civil
ization are less able to endure than
are heather women, ii is mere acct
dental circumstance, and one within
their control When woman has
| health, beauty is certain to appear,
ever in features once plain. with
health and beauty in all their attract
iNeness new life dawns, enjoyment
begins, and all the luxurious attend
ants Of healthy body come forth. The
maiden feels the glorious possibilities
of life; the mother feels conscious of
joys OF a family. The Creator has
given both woman and man perfect
physical forms, and each is constitu-
tiOnally 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 call
from "A 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 suffering today from similar
troubles, who do not recognize their
cause so nearly as this lady did. She
felt languid, peevlsh, restless. blue. She
had headache, baCkache, cold feet and
sinking sensations. Her complexion
was sallow; her appetite tickle / knew
the cause. and ! am happy to state
that | was able to afford relief
NO woman is ever seriously sick for
any length Of time when the blood Is
pure, and no blood can be impure when
the kidneys and liver are IN perfect
order. l feel it my privilege today to
state that I believe there is a means
whereby women who are suffering can
obtain complete relief and those who
are in health be continued in its en-
| joyment 4 few years ago a promi-
nent and wealthy gentleman was given
up to die of Brights disease of the
kidneys. BY means of a simple and
purely vegetable remedy he was re-
stored 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 today
thousands Of women in all parts of
the land owe their restored health and
continued happiness to the wonderful
| power of Warmers Safe Cure.
The performance of the natural
| functions of womanhOOd and mother
| hood is not a 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 1t
! comes in contact and thus cause in
| hammation and the innumerable ills
| which make the physical life of woman
| so hard to endure. 7 am aware Il
| prejudice exists against proprietary
medicines, and that such prejudice is
too often well founded, but we should
| discriminate-not condemn all because
some are inefficient. The merits of
! Warmers Safe Cure have been proven
| beyond doubt, because they deal di-
! rcctly with the causes Of all female
| troubles.
The minds and manners of Ameri-
! can women are all that can he desired.
| but 1t is lamentable fact that their
| physical frames are far inferior in
! comparison with their social and men,
! tai characteristics. The women OF
! England are noted for their norid
! health; those of Germany for their
| strong constitutions, and the ladies' of
| France for their eXubcTanCc of slirits;
! but American women possess toe few
If these qualities in any prominence,
and all Of them only in a slight degree.
| The reason for this must be plain to
| every careful observer. Sedentary
| ways, devotion to fashiOn--but above
all and more than all, carelessness and
| indifference to daily habits and duties
| have rendered the women of this land
far less strong and healthy than 1t is
either their duty or privilege to be.
! This irregular and Indifferent manner
OF living brings about the most serious
| results. and is both directly and indl-
! rectly of untold injury to the race.
| The cause, heretofore, being manifest
| ly under the control of the women
| themselves, the power 10 remove il
must naturally be theirs also. To
maintain ones health the organs which
make and purify the blood must be
| preserved In or restored to their nor
mai condition. These organs are the
kidneys and liver Preserve them and
you preserve your life; neglect them
and you become salluW, languid and
unattractive."