Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-21
placements. 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 cir
culation 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 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 wo-
man was ever seriously sick for any
length of time when such was the case.
No serious inflammation can ccucr Wnen
| 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 troub-
les and ills to which women have been
subjected, and | have learned to SYM
pathize while ! have sought to relleFe.
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 to-day to state
that | believe there i9 means where
by those women who are suffering can
obtain complete relief, and those who
are in health be continued in its en-
joyment. | am aware that prejudice
exists against proprietary medicines,
and that such prejudice is too often
well founded, but we should discrlml-
nate in our judgments and not con-
denim all because some are inefficient.
The merits 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. 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, it has
come to woman, has raised her, restor-
ed her and kept her in constant hope
fulness and health. 1t has kept back
disease by fitting the system to resist
is attacks; it has regulated the life,
purified the sources of life, and brought
innumerable blessings out Of number
less woes.
We append a 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 Metro
pole Club, 420 Blue Island Ave, Chi
cago, H., Sept. 27, 1900.
ANNIE E. HARPER, Grand Outer
Guard, Rathbone Sisters; also Noble
Guard of Elite Rebekah Lodge, No.
2, Independent Order o. T., 6z5 State
ST., Jacksonville, Ill.,, Aug. 6, 1900
LILLIAN RAMSEY, Pres't Denver
Quincy Club, Denver, Colo, Sept. 26,
MISS SALLIE RIDDEN, Sec'y Young
Woman's Christian Union, Clifton
Hotel, Ottawa, H., Sept. 20, 1900
1,042 N. Y. Life Building, Kansas
City, Mo-, Aug. 8, 1900.
MRS. w. X. Wilson, Supt. Jail and
Almshouse Work, Seattle, Wash,
Sept 5, 1900.
IDA WILSON, Poplar Bluff, Missouri,
Pres't Poplar Bluff Literary Woman
Club, Sect. 30, 1900.
MRS. THERESA KILLES, Chaplain
Maccabees, Lieut. Commander Frank
Bartlett Corps, Los Angeles, CAL,
sept ~, l900.
MARTHA ]. VAN DUZER, Lady Com
mander, Jewel Hive, No. 162, l.. o.
t. NJ. 513 Mary ST., Evansville, Ind,
Aug. II, 1900.
MRS. A. z. REED. Worthy Chief, Good
Tenlplar Portland, Me, Sept. Z, 1900
MRS. HENRIETTA KAUFMAN, $50
/ Seminary Ave, Evanston, H., Sept.
49, 1900
CHRISTENSE, COUNTESS CHE
FOULD, THE Gosnold," Chicago,
ILL.,, Sept. 81, 1900.
PAIJLVA ALEXANDRIEN, PRINCESS
CARMYNISKI, Chicago, H., July 80,
1900
Those unfamiliar with the taste and
effect Of Warmers Safe Cure may have
free sample, for trial by ddressing a
postal card to the Warmers Safe Cure
| Co., Rochester, N. Y, mentioning this
paper.