The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-11-21

constipation, displacement uterine trou-
bles, 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 caus-
es A arrangement of the kidneys or
liver causes disease in the organs which
adioin 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 re-
store and keep in order any irregularity
which may occur in the lower portion
of the body. No woman was ever seri-
ously sick for any length of time when
such was the case No serious inflamma-
ton 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
iected. and have learned to sympathize
while | have sought to relieve. In en-
deayoring to carry relief | have tried to
be free from prejudice and have in view
hut one end, namely to help those who
are suffering; and feel it is my privilege
today to state that l believe there is
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 pref
udice exists against proprietary medi-
cines. and that such prejudice is too Of
ten well founded, but we should discrim-
mate in our judgments and not condemn
all because some are inefficient. The
merits of Warmers Safe Cure have been
proved beyond q 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;
a boon to the poor. 1t has lifted men from
q 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 con-
slant hopefulness and health. 1t has kept
back disease by fitting the system to re-
sist it's attacks; it has regulated the life,
purified the sources of life, and brought
innumerable blessings out of numberless
woes
We append few from the many names
of prominent women in America whose
original endorsement of Warmers Safe
Cure as valuable tonic for ladies, we
hold:
Miss Sadie jackson, Pres't Metropolis
club, APO Blue Island ave., Chicago, ILL.,,
Sept. q, 1900.
Annie E. Harper, Grand Outer Guard
Rathbone Sisters; also Noble Guard of
Elite Rebekah Lodge, No. 2, Independ-
ent Order o. T.. 625 State ST., Jackson
vile, ILL.,, Aug. 6, 1900.
Lillian Ramsey, Prest Denver Quincy
COln
Miss Sallie Rydeen, Secy Young Wo-
mems Christian Union, Clifton Hotel,
Ottawa, H., Sept. 20, 1900.
Mary Reyes, Sec'y Modern Eagles"
1,O42 ~ Y. Life Building, Kansas City,
Mo-, Aug, s, 1900.
Mrs. w. X. Wilson, Supt. Jail and Aims
house Work, Seattle, Wash. Sept, 8,
1900.
Ida Wilson, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, Prest
Poplar Bluff Literary Woman's Club,
Sept. 80, 1900.
Mrs. Theresa Killes, Chaplain Maccabees,
Lieut. Commander Frank Bartlett Corps
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 10, 1900.
Martha ]. Van Duzer Lady Commander
Jewell Hive, No. 1862, l.. o. T. M, 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 Seminary
Ave-, Evanston, ILL.,, Sept IS, 1900.
Christense, Countess Chefould, "The Cos
mold" Chicago. ILL.,. Sept. 81, 1900.
Paula AleXandrien, Princess Carmynski,
Chicago, ILL.,, 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, mentioning this
paper