The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-16
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A Dissertation Upon Its Advent and Its
Effect Upon Mankind. f1


A Dissertation Upon Its Advent and Its
Effect Upon Mankind. ~
''The green leaf Of the new come spring s-shak
Everybody recognizes spring when 1t
Is once upon us, but many persons are
not familiar with the exact date Of its
appearance. Webster, the world re-
nOwned photographer gives us q dehni-
tiOn, which may not be Inappropriate
here. Spring" says he, sis the season
of the year when plants begin to vege-
tate aud rise; the Yernal season, COM
pretending the months of March, April
and May, in the middle latitudes north
of the equator" aii5 a.f....r ..yaa.. 1.
Thomson, in his Seasons" and Shaks-
peaTe in many of his works, have, per-
haps. no peers in describing 1t, and yet
'etherial spring" is fFeighted with ma
laria, that insidiOus foe, lurking un-
seen in the very air we breathe.p 1t
spreads over the fairest portions OF our
land; brings death and disease to thOus-
ands; cuts off scores upon scores or our
children and youth, as we'll as those in
advanced life. A pestllence Is regarded
with little less apprehension and peO-
pie eVeryw here are asklng, what Is itp'
where does it come frOmp 2" what will
cure itP"
KIDNEY WORT, AS SPRING MEDICINE
When you begin to lose appetite:-
have headache, a pain in your side,
back and shOuldeTs;-tO toss about at
night i'll restless dTeams;-wake in the
morning with a foul mouth and furred
tOngue;-feel disinchned to go about
your work, heaVyjn body and oppressed
in mind;-haVe fitOf the blues;-when
your urine gets scanty or high c0lOred;
to suffer with cOnstipatiOn, diarrhOea,
or indigestion ;--have a pasty, sallOW
face, dull eyes, and a blOtched shinj-
one or all of these common complaints
will certainly be evidences that your
liver il disOrdered, torpid, or perhaps
diseased. A bottle of Kidney Wort is,
under such circumstances, a priceless
boon to such person.
Bare assertions of prOprletOrs have
come to possess less force than they fire.
quently merit. The cause of this con-
ditiOn.O of popular skepticism Is, IN the
main, to be- found in the fact that char
latanism covers our broad land. Meri7
tOriOus articles are too frequently found
in bad company.
A PHYsICIAN's EXPERIENCE.
DIR. r. X. Clark, a regular physician of
extensive practice In Grand Isle county,
and a worthy deacon of the COngrega-
tiOnal Church, at South Hero, VI, has
used Kidney Wort for several years In
his practice, and before the present pro-
prietOrs purchased an interest In IL, he
had given his unbiased opinion In its
favor. This opinion has not changed.
1t has done better than any Other. remedy
l have ever used" says the Doctor, and,
further on he writes: II do not recOllect
an instance where the patient to whom
l have given it has failed to receive
benefit from its use, and in some severe
cases most decidedly sO." These are
strong words. They are from q repre-
sentative. conscientious, eVer-apprOach-
able public citizen, however. and-bet-
ter stlll-they are true. .-l. .r
Kidney Wort will bear all the encOni-
um5 lavished upon 1t by its friends
and their name Is legion. 81 will swear
by Kidney Wort all the time" writes
Mr.. j. r. Kaufman, of Lancaster, Pa.
We will supplement this by asserting,
as a matter Of fact, and one capable OF
demonstration, that all honest patrons Of
this remedy are its friends and adVO-
Gates. a"l