The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

Mot so very long ago popular magazine published
In editorial article which the writer asserted III
substance that all disease should be regarded criminal
Certain it is that much of the sickness and suffering OF
mankind due to the violation of certain or Natures law"
which understood and implicitly followed would result IN
the prevention of much OF the sickness ana sucTnS U
humanity say that all sickness should be regarded
criminal must little sober reflection appeal to every
reasonable and intelligent individual radically wrong
Thousands suffer from contagious and Infectious dis
most nnocenty and unconscousy contracted Ohe
thousands suffer and die of Affections the cause OF
which medical has yet been wise enough to ferret
out and determine and which not therefore, be avoided
Then many times stress Of circumstances compel people
to expose themselves to various agencies
such as malaria bad air IN overheated factories coal mines
and many other situations and surely those who suffer
therefrom should not be branded as criminals
In sofar disease is contracted or brought on one
self from harmful excesses over-eang inemPerance and
other like ndugencies and debaucher think with our
editor friend that should be regarded little less than
criminal On the other hand think would be harsh,
unsympathetic, cruel yes criminal to condemn the poor
weak over-worked housewife who sinks under the heavy
load Of household and burdens which she obliged to
struggle along under until she succubs to the strain ana
over-exerton and suffers from Weaknesses dplace
ments Of pelvic organs and other arrangements peculiar
to her sex
The too frequent bearing of children with its exactng
demands upon the system coupled with the and
labor of rearing large family is often the of weak
ness arrangements and debility which the mother has to
bear and which aggravated by the many household
and the hard and neverendng work which she
called upon to perform Dr. Pierce, the maker OF that
world famed remedy for womans peculiar ilDr. PleTces
to the OF this class of maades the fact that the
overworked housewife get the needed rest from her
many household and labor enable her from
the of his "Prescrpton its full benefits 1t is mat
ter of frequent experience he in his extensive practice
i'll these to meet with those in which his treatment
fails by of the PATIENTS inability abstain from hard
work long enough to be cured With those suffering from
proapsus anteverson and reoversion of the uterus
other displacement Of the woanly organs very
that in addition to taking his "Favorte Prescription
they abstain from being much for long periods
their feet All heavy lifting srainng of kind should
also be avoided As much outdoor air possible with
moderate, light exercise is also very important.
1t IS Dr. Pierces observation that many housewives
suffer much in weakened condition Of their system
too close confinement indoors Often the Kitchen where
they spend most of their time lily ventilated and the bad
air and overheatng thereof act most unavoraby the
womans strength until she finds herself suffering from
weaknesses attended by backache bearing palms.
or draggngdown sensations that extremely hard to
bear catarrhal pelvic drain Of debilitatng and
dsagTeeabe nature, IS common symptom Of the
gested naned condition of the lining membranes Of the
pelvic organs attended, perhaps with tenderness and pain
these regions.