The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
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SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A Dissertation upon its advent, and
its effect upon mankind.

A Dissertation upon its advent, ana
it's effect upon mankind.
"Tbs green leaf of the new come Spring" -Shak.
Everybody recognizes spring, when it is
| once upon us, but many persons are not Ia
miliar with the exact date of its appearance.
| Webster, the world.renowned lexicogra-
! pher gives US definition, which may not
| be inappropriate here. "Spring," says he,
| sis the season of the year when plants be-
gin 10 vegetate and rise; the yernal season,
com pretending the months OF March, April
and May, in the middle lattitudes north OF
| the equator" ~
| Thomson, in his Seasons" and Shaks-
peare in many of his works, have, perhaps,
no peers in describing it, and yet "etherlal
| spring is freighted with malaria, THAT in
| sidious foe, lurking unseen in the very air
We breathe" 1t spreads over the fairest
portions of our land; brings death and dis
ease to thousands; cuts Oil scores upon
scores of our children and youth, as well as
those in advanced life. A pestilence is re-
garded with little less apprehension, and
people everywhere are asking, what is itY,
aWhere does 1t come FRONT? "What will
cure it ?"
KIDEEY-woRT, AS A SPRING MEDICINE.
When you begin to lose appetite:-h have a
headache, pain in your SIDE, BACK ana
shoulders;-to toss about at night in rest
| less dreams;-wake in the morning with a
| foul mouth and furred tongue;-feel disin-
clined to go about your work, heavy IN
body and oppressed in mnd;-have fit OF
| the blues;-when your urine gets scanty or
| high colored;-to suffer with constipation,
diarrhna, or indIgestion-have nasty,
sallow face, dull eyes and blotched SKIM
one or all of these common complaints VIII
certainly be evidences that your liver is dis
ordered, torpid, or perhaps diseased. A
| bottle of Kidney Wort is, under such cir
cumstances, a priceless boon to such a per-
| son.
Bare assertions OF proprietors have
come to possess less force than thew fire.
ouently merit. The cause of this condition
of popular skepticism is, in the main, to be
found in the fact that charlatanism covers
our broad land. Meritorious articlesa are ire
! uuenLly found ia bad company.
The proprietors OF Kidney Wort always
prove all their assertions, touching the mer
lis of their preparations. When we ai1lrm
therefore. that Kidney-Wort is a specific
for lust such disorders as have been men
toned In this article, the proof, too, belong
TO and shall, follow this statement.
PHYSICIANS EXPERIENCE.
DIR. r. X. Clark, a regular physician o
extensive practice in Grand Isle county
and worthy deacon Of the Congregations
church, at South Hero, Vermont, has use
! Kidney-W Wort for several years in his prac
tice, and before the present proprietors pun
chased an interest in it, he had given hi
unbiased opinion in its favor. This opinion
} has not changed. Ithas done better tina
: apy other remedy have ever used" say
} the doctor, and further on he writes: ~ d.
not recollect an instant where the patien
! TO whom gave II has failed to receiy
} benefit from its use, and in some sever
! cases most decidedly So" These are stron
; words. They are from a representatiy.
copscientous, .ever.approachable publ
/ citizen, however, and-better still-they al
. true.
Kidney Wort will bear all the encomiun
! lavished upon il by its friends-and the
. Wort ali the time,p writes Mr.. J. r. Kaui
man, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, We vi
I supplement this by asserting, as matt
= Of fact. and one capable Of demonstration
!. that ali honest patrons Of this remedy a
!. is friends and advocates.