Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-21

lyxed and t0rpidity of the liver 10 the INST stage
of Its dissolution This is one Of the most serious
questions that can arise in the experience Of any
woman. for a torpid and diseased liver cannot be
cured at once and 1t carries with 1t the elements
Of disease to all the other parts Of the system
With an imperfect liver. bilioumess. languor .
sense Of bearing down, constipation displacements
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
ON imperfect circulation causes. A arrangement
of the kidneys liver causes disease in the or
gans which adjoin them just certainly as a bad
peach injuries the other peaches in the basket
Not only this but when these organs are in a
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 troubles and Ills
to which women have been subjected, and have
learned to sympa thize while have sought to re-
lieve. In endeavoring to carry relief have tried
one end namely, to help those who suffering
and feel 1t is my privilege today to state that
believe there is a means whereby those women
who are suffering obtain complete relief and
those who are in health be continued in its enjoy
ment. am aware that prejudice exists against
proprietary medicines, and that such prejudice is
too often well founded, but we should discriminate
in our judgments and not condemn all because
some inefficient. The merits of Warmers Safe
Cure have been proven beyond a doubt because II
deals directly with these weaknesses; affects and
controls the body Of the tree rather than lts
branches Warmers Safe Cure has indeed been a
blessing for the rich; boon TO the poor 1t has
lifted men from bed of death and restored them
to vigor and health. But greater and better than
all this, 1t has come to woman, has raised her
restored her and kept her in constant hopefulness
and health 1t has kept hack disease by fitting the
system to resist its attacks; it has regulated the
life purified the sources Of life and brought in
Vulnerable blessings out Of numberless woes
We append a few from the many names Of prom
inent women in America whose original indorse-
ment of Warmers Safe Cure as a valuable tonic
for ladies hold
MISS SADIE JACKSON, Prest Metnpole Club,
400 Blue Island Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 81
1900.
ANNIE E. HARPER. Grand Outer Guard, Rath-
bone Sisters, also Noble Guard OF Ellie ReDekaH
Lodge No. 2 Independent Order o. T., 625 State
St, Jacksonville, ILL.,, Aug 6, 1900.
LILLIAN RAMSEY Prest Denver Quincy Club.
Denver, Col, Sept. &c, 1900.
MISS sALIIE RIDDEN, Secy Young Women's
Christian Union, Clifton Hotel, Ottawa, ILL.,,
Sept. -, 1900.
MARY KEYES. Secy Modern Eagles 1912
n Y Life Building, Kansas City, Mo, Aug. S,
1900.
MRS W. X WILSON, Supt. Jail and Almshouse
Work. Seattle, Wash, Sept 5, 1900.
IDA WILSON, Poplar Bluff, Missouri Pres't Pop
lar Bluff Literary Woman's Club Sept. 80 1900
MRS THERESA KILIES Chaplain Maccabees,
Lieut. Commander Frank Bartlett Corps, Los
Angeles, Cal, Sept 10, 1900.
MARTHA ]. VAN DUZER, Lady Commander,
Jewel Hive, No. 1872, L. o. T. NJ, 5l3 Mary ST.
Evansville, Ind, Aug. II, 1900.
MRS A. T REID, Worthy Chief, Good Templar,
Portland, Me-, Sept. 1, 1900.
MRS. HENRIETTA KAUFMAN, 555 Seminary
Ave, Evanston, H. Sept. Is, 1900
CHRISTENSE. COUNTESS CHEFOULD, The
Gosnold,' Chicago, Ill, Sept. p. 1900.
PAULA ALEXANDRIEN. PRINCESS CARMY-
NISkI, Chicago, ILL.,, July 80 1900
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