Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-11-21

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 an imperfect circula~
tion causes. A arrangement of the
kidneys or liver causes disease in the
organs which adjoin them just as Ger.
tainly as bad peach Injuries the 9TH
er peaches in the basket Not only
this. but when these organs are in q
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 have sought to re-
lieve. In endeavoring to carry relief
/ have tried to be free from prejudice
and have in view but one end, namely,
to help those who are suffering; and
feel it is my privilege today to state
that 1 believe there is a means where
by those women who are suffering
can obtain complete relief, and those
who are in good health be continued
in its enjoyment. 1 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 are ineffec-
tive. The merits of Warmers Safe
Cure have been proven beyond a
doubt, because it deals directly with
these weaknesses; affects and con-
trolls the body Of the tree rather than
its branches. Warmers Safe Cure has
indeed been n 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, it has come
to woman, has raised her, restored
her and kept her in constant hopeful
ness and health. 1t has kept back
disease by fitting the system to resist
its attacks; it has regulated the life,
purified the sources of life, and brought
innumerable blessings out of number
less woes.
We append few from the many
names of prominent women In America
whose original endorsement of War
ner's Safe Cure as a valuable tonic
for ladies', we hold:
Miss Sadie Jackson, president Met.
ropole club, 420 Blue Island ave-, Chi.
cago, Ills, Sept. 27, 1900.
Annie Z. Harper, grand outer guard,
Rathbone Sisters; also Noble Grand
of Elite Rebekah lodge, No 2, Inde-
pendent Order o. T., 625 State ST.,
Jacksonville, Ills, Aug. 6, 1900.
Lillian Ramsey, president Denver
Quincy club, Denver, Col, Sept. %,
1900.
Miss Sallie Rydeen, secretary Young
Women's Christian Union, Clifton Ho-
tel, Ottawa, Ills, Sept. 20, 1900.
Mary Keyes, secretary Modern
Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. s, 1900.
Mrs. w. X. Wilson, superintendent
Jail and Almshouse works. Seattle,
Wash, Sept. 5, 1900.
Ada Wilson, Poplar Bluff, Missouri,
president Poplar Bluff Literary Wo-
mans club, Sept. 30, 1900.
Mrs. Theresa Killes, Chaplain Mae
cabees, lieutenant commander Frank
Bartlett Corps, Los Angeles, Cal, Sept.
10, 1900.
Martha J. Van Duzar, lady COM
mander Jewel Hive, No. 1852 l.. o. r.
NJ, 513 Mary ST., Evansville, Ind.
Aug. II. 1900.
Mrs. A. T. Reid, worthy chief, Good
Templar, Portland, Me-, Sept. Z, 1900.
Mrs. Henrietta Kaufman, 555 SEM
mary ave, Evanston, Ills, Sept 1S,
1900.
. Christense, Countess Chefould, "The
: Gosnold," Chicago, Ills, Sept. 81, 1900.
Paula Alexandrien, Princess Car
myniski, Chicago, Ills, July 80, 1900.
/ Those unfamiliar with the taste and
effect of Warmers Safe Cure may have
, a free sample, for trial, by addressing
postal card to the Warmers Safe
Cure Co. Rochester N. Y, mention
ling this paper.