Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-21

tions that can arise in the eXperienC e
of any woman, for a torpid and dis
eased liver cannot be cured at once,
and it carries with it the elements OF
disease TO sill the other parts of the
system. With an imperfect liver,
biliousness, languor, a sense of bear
ing down, constipation. displace-
ments, uterine troubles, and the
| Thousand ills which are coupled in
their train come thick and fast.
Then follow impure blood and all
the evils which an imperfect circula-
ton causes. a arrangement of the
kidneys or liver causes disease in the
organs which adjoin them just as eer-
tainly as bad peach I'M res the other
peaches in the basket. Not only this,
but when these organs are in healthy
state, they restore and keep in order
| any irregularity which may occur in
the lower portion of the body. No
woman was ever seriously sick for any
length of time when such was the
case. No serious Inflammation can
occur when the blood is pure. and no
blood can be impure when the liver
and kidneys are in perfect order.
have seen very much of the trou-
bles and ills to which women have
been subjected, and have learned
to sympathize while l have
sought to relieve. In endeavoring
to carry relief l have tried
to he free from prejudice and have in
view but one end, namely, to help
those who are suffering; and I
feel it is my privilege today to state
that 1 believes there is a means
whereby those women who are
suffering can obtain complete relief,
and those who are in health be
continued in its enjoyment. 1 am
aware that a prejudice exists against
I proprietary medicines, and that such
prejudice is too often well founded,
but we should discriminate in our
judgments and not condemn all be-
cause some are inefficient. The mer-
its of Warmers Safe Cure have been
proven beyond a doubt, because it
deals directly with these weaknesses;
affects and controls the body of the
tree rather than it's branches. War
ner's Safe Cure has indeed been a
blessing for the rich; boon to the
poor. 1t has lifted men from a bed
of death and restored them to vigor
and health. But greater and better
than all this, it has come to woman,
has raised her, restored her and kept
her in constant hopefulness and
health. 1t has kept back disease by
fitting the system to resist its at
tacks; it has regulated the life, puri-
fed the sources of life, and brought
innumerable blessings out of mum ber-
less woes.
We append few from the many
names of prominent women in Amer
lea whose original Endorsement of
Warmers Safe Cure as a valuable
tonic for ladies we hold:
Miss SADIE JACKSON, Pres't. Metropole Club,
40 Blue Island Ave, Chicago, III, sept. "a,
ANNIE E. HARPER, Grand Outer Guard, Rath-
bone Sisters; also Noble Guard of Elite Re
bekah Lodge. No ,, Independent Order o.
1850. 90 State ST. Jacksonville Ill Aug g.
LILLIAN RAMSEY. Pres't Denver Quincy Club,
Denver, Colo Sept. 26, 1900.
Miss SALLIE RYDEEN. Sec'y. Young Women S
Christian Union, Clifton HOTEL Ottawa, ILL.,,
MARY KEYEs, Seo'y Modern Eagles" 1872
n. Y. Life Building, Kansas City, Mo, Aug.
Mrs, w. X. WILSON, supt. Jail and Almshouse
Work, Seattle, Wash, Sept. 5, 1900.
IDA WILSON, Poplar Bluff, Missouri. Pres't
Poplar Bluff Literary Wonans Club, Sept.
MRS THERESA KILLS, Chaplain maccabees,
Lieut.. Commander lFrSnk Bartlett Corps,
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 10, 1900.
MARTHA J. VAN DUZER, Lady Commander
Jewel Hive, No. 1852, L. o T. M, 513 Mary ST., ,
Evansville Ind, Aug. II, 1900
MRS. A. T. REID, Worthy Chief, Good Temp |
lar, Portland, Me, Sept. z, 1900.
MRS. HENRIETTA KAUFMAN, 555 Seminary
Ave, Evanston, Ill. Sept. 1s, 1900. |
CHRISTENSE, COUNTIES CHEFOULD, 1.-The Cos /
mold" Chicago, Ill, Sept. 81. 1900.
PAULA ALEXANDRIEN, PRINCESS CARMYNIsKI, |
Chicago, ILL.,, July 30, 1900. |
Those unfamiliar with the taste and |
effect of Warmers Safe Cure may have |
a free sample, for trial, by addressing
a postal card to the Warmers Safe
Cure company, Rochester, N. Y,
this paper.