The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-21

the most serious questions that can arise
in the experience OF any woman. for
torpid and diseased liver cannot be
cured at once, and 1t carried with 1t the
elements of disease to all the other parts
of the system. With an imperfect liver,
biliousness, 1angor. a sense Of bearing
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 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
these organs are in a healthy state, they
restore and keep in order any Irregular
ty which may occur in the lower portion
of the body. No woman was ever ser
i0usly sick for any length of time when
such was the case. No serious infiam-
nation can occur when the blood is pure,
and no blood can be impure when the
liver and kidneys are in perfect order.
I have seen very much of the troubles
and ills to which women have been sub
jected, and have learned TO sympathize
while / have sought to relieve In
endeav0rfng 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 II Is my
privilege today to state that I believe
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. am aware
that a 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 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 its branches. Warmers SAFE
Cure has indeed been q blessing for the
rich; a boon to the poor. 1t has ilrted
men from a bed of death and restored
them to YigOr 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 It has kept back disease by fit
ting the system to resist its attacks; 1t
has regulated the life, purified the
sources of life, and brought lnnumeraDle
blessings out of numberlesS woes
We append a few from the many
names of prominent women in America
whose original endorsement of Warmers
Safe Cure as a valuable tonic for ladies,
we hold:
MISS SADIE JACKSON, Pres't A4etropole
Club, 42O Blue Island Ave, Chicago, H..
Sept. 81. 1900
ANNIE E. HARPER. Grand Outer Guard,
Rathbone Sisters; also Noble Guard of
Elite Rebekah Lodge No. 2, Independent
hi. Aug. 6, isO0.
LILLIAN RAMSEY. Pres't Denver
Quincy Club. Denver Colo. Sept 26. 1900.
Women's Christian Union. Clifton Hotel,
Ottawa, Ill, Sept %, 1900
MARY KEYEs. Sec'y Modern Eagles
1042 N. Y. Life Building, Kansas City,
Mo. Aug. s. 1900
MRS. w K WILSON, Supt. Jail and
Almshouse Work, Seattle, Wash, Sept
S. 1900.
IDA WILSON. Poplar Bluff, Missouri.
Pres't Poplar Bluff Literary Woman's
Club. Sept 80 1900
MRS. THERESA KIILES. Chaplain Mac
cabees, Lieut.. Commander Frank Bart
lett Corps. Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 10,
1900.
MARTHA ]. VAN DUzER. Lady Com
mander Jewel Hive, No. 1872, L. Q. T.
N, SIS Mary St, Evansville. Ind, Aug
II, 1900
MRS. A. T. REID. worthy Chief, Good
TempIar, Portland, Me. Sept z, 1900
MRS HENRIETTA KAUFMAN, $50 Sem
mary Ave. Evanston H., Sept. Is, 1900
CHRISTENSE, COUNTESS CHEFOULD,
The Gosnold,1 Chicago, ILL.,, Sept q,
1900.
PAULA ALExANDRIEN, PRINCESS
CARMYNSKI, Chicago, Ill, July 80, 1900.
Those unfamiliar with the taste and
effect of Warmers Safe Cure may have
free sample, for trial. by addressing
potsal card to the Warmers Safe Cure.
Co. Rochester, N. Y. mentioning this
paper.