The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-06

 
 The ancient Greeks thought the seat of love and passion was in the liv CT, and ing reat measure their opinion was not far astray. The lover whose liver is off, or the husband who is bilious, is not half a man--hi- sluggish liver has filled his blood with bile.
 Of all the mean contemptible coun- terfcits in the world, red blood full of l bile is the worst ,--the very worstI We have about 10 quarts of this fluid in the average size man. It Is constantly undergoing change and is manufactured from the food we daily consume by chemical process nat ure has. She selects only that portion which, after digestion, is found to be proper, and takes it up by tube called the thoracic duct, emptying it into the large vein near the left collar bone, from which t is at once carried to the kidneys to be strained of all the deleteriOus matter which was left by the bowels.
 If the kidnsys are in healthy con dition, the blood is in an absolutely pure state, contains all the clements for repairing waste, returns at once to the heart and is thrown 5y that organ to every part of the living body to give up its nourishment and take up all the Worn-out material.
 Contrary to general belief the liver is not blood-purifying organ; its purpose is only for nutrition digestion and 1t secrctes daily many pounds of bile, some being used in digestion and nutrition, and the balance as cath artic.
 Now, after being housed up all winter, with meat largely composing the diet for the purpose of producing heat, the liver increases one-third of Us supply of bile, and in the spring. nature not having use for the excess, 1t is thrown into the blood, carried to the skin (for it must be got rid of in some way) and causes that condition known as "bilious' when the person Is dull, lethargic, restless, vel to-day and half sick tomorrow; because the blood is loaded with this substance, which is just as foreign to 1t as SD much dirt or corrupfion, and poiSons the entire body, making yorr blool impure. You know there is some ;hlng opt oi gear anj 'hc patural i'm VU]se is to take cuthar;i.'s, nut drastic ca,Hrtirs d. nrt remove the cau>e-- t!!ry mike matters T"r>c
 You ask, wi;y: %ecaHse, my friend, the liver is a sluggish, lvthargjc organ that cannot be relieved of any ail- ment except by med!rine which acts aPOu it in d qG:rt. steady manner, pro iuc;ng pernlanent effects, and as s.,l ng not goaJ:ag its normal action. The ki ineys do the purifying. Always remember that! NU other organ in ths body can take their place in this respect, aud they attend to over 9 00G hogehrads of blpoL ia year. Think of it and wonder iIat they are able 10 do SO large an amount of work
 X hcallhy kidney to purify, anI a healthy liver, emptyiug its poison into thc bowels and not in 0 the blcol, are the true and only girers oi Pue blood.
 The interior of the kidneys have few nerves of sensation, and stone can be, and often is present without any indication until it reaches the first ontlet, which is supplied with nerves that soon sound tie alarm.
 Do you see the moral of thisl 4 healthy liver and kidney is all there is to this ques ion ol pure blood. Keep them in order. Don't wait until you find they are diseased, for then it may b. too late. Do this and you are bound GO have pure blood. Warmers sale cure has direct action upon both tue kidneys and liver, and has ! become a recognizol agent for is healthrpreserving and blood-purif, ing properties, and as such is used by many physicians A few bottles will positively prevent disease, and we are certain tha; disease of either organ is prevented by its use, if taken in time.
 The Spring approaches, and nature needs help. Take 1t and save sickness and doctors bills. Don't let any sea- son go by without its use, or you may r9gret it forever,