The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-21

, experience of any woman, for torpid
and diseased liver cannot be cured at
once, and it carries with 1t the elements
of disease to all the other parts OF the
system. With an imperfect liver, bilious
ness laneuor, g sense of bearing down,
constipation, displaeements, uterine
troubles, and the thousand Ills which are
coupled in their train come thick ard
fast.
Then follow impure blood and all the
evils which an imperfect circulation
causes. A arrangement of the kidneys
or liver causes disease in the organs
which adjoin them just as certainly as a
bad peach Injuries the other peaches In
the basket. Not only this, but when
there organs are in a healthy state, they
restore and keep in order any irregulari-
ty which may occur in the lower portion
of the body No woman was ever ser1-
ously sick for any length Ccff time when
such was the case, No serious inf1aIrs---' Id
ton can occur when the blood is pure,
and no blood can be impure when the
liver and kidneys are in perfect order.
1 have seen very much of the troubles
and ills to which women have been sub
iected, and I have learned to sympathize
while I have sought to relieve. In en-
deaVoring to carry relief I have tried to
be free from prejudice and have in view
but one end, namely, to help those who
are suffering; and 1 feel it is my privi-
lege today to state that believe there
Is a means whereby those women who
are suffering can obtain complete relief,
and those who are in health be con-
tinued in its enjoyment. / am ava. e
I that prejudice exists against prOprie-
tary medicines, and that such prejudice
is too often well founded, but we should
discriminate in our judgments and not
condemn all because some are in eff
cient. The merits of Warmers Safe Cure
have been proven beyond doubt, be-
cause it deals directly with these weak
nesses; affects and controls the BODY of
the tree, rather than its branches, War
ner's Safe Cure has indeed been a bless
ing for the rich; boon to the poor It
has lifted men from a bed of death and
restored them to vigor and health But
greater and better than all this. it hs ;
come to woman, has raised her, restored
her and Kept her in constant hopefulness
and health. 1t has kept back disease
by hitting the system to resist its attacks
1t mas regulated the life, purified the
sources of life, and brought innumerabIe
DRESSINGS out of numberless woes.
" e append few from the many names
OF prominent women in America whose
original endorsement Of warmers S;afa
hold: VIZ
Miss Sadie Jackson. .Pres't Metropo1e
Sup 4zO Blue d9e Island ave, Chicago, III
Annie r. Harper, Grand Outer Guard
R139fit t Sisters; also Noble Guard OF
dent Order o. T, 625 State St. i'U JPei:.
sonville. Ill, Aug. 6, 1900.
Lillian Ramsey. Pres't Denver oui~c1
,, Club, Denver, Colo, Sept &C. 1900. O'-i'S
MISS Sallie Rydeen, Sec'y Young Wo.
mems Christian Union Clifton Hotel
Ottawa, Ill, Sept. 49, 1900.
MARY djyo =, KEeXes, Sec'y Modern Eagles. "
Mo- a. Sua r. LIE feoo Building. Kansas City
MRS. w. K. Wilson, Supt Jail and Aims.
5 R03se Work Seattle, Wash, Sept. s
Ida Wilson, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Press
ss0plar On BIq 9d5o Literary Womans Club
bees Lieut. Commands: 'P Frank N Bart
7 7eII corps, Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. IL
Martha ]. Van .Duzer Lady Commander
JeWeH Hive No. 1872 L. o. T M E1f
7 %aary St. Evansville, Ind. Aug. Il,
Mrs. A. T. Reid Worthy Chief Good
LTemplar, Portland Me, Sept II 800 $500
MIS-: Henrietta Kaufman, SIS Seminary
Ave, Evanston, Ill, Sept. Is. 1900
Christense, Countess Chefould 'eThs
pGosnold, Chicago, Ill. Sept q. 1900.
aqua AleXandrlen, Princess Carrnyniski
chicago. Ill, July 80 1900
Those unfamiliar with the taste and
effect of Warmers Safe Cure NAV have .
free, sample, for trial. by addressing q
postal card to the Warmers Safe CI1rs
CO., Rochester, N. Y, mentioning tbie
paper. '---@