Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-04
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 .A Auch blood goes thypugA the h. a10s e eoes thTeuSh Inc 1eeSt:
 Thsrs is nothing sllxtlt6g aReut. ~ lnct except it bea revelaetpG 3any Ple plo have but din iAaa of the real w0ek c ths kidneys. Thsy net eAly drain 61 watse from the syeteD, but alse M poioeaous matter Ahich that water hoIl3 h solution to carry cut of the Gys1oa. Ovor half the time, however, the Id 1sys fail to do this werkl
 What is the resultf
 Gradual failure q stxsngth and healtA end eventually death by Bright's Dis. oaee or some unsuspectod kidney dissase.
 But particularly in tho spring of the ysay, when ones blood is filled with poisonous waste, e it invariably is at that time. you feel depressed, tired, lanGuid, do not seom to have any dis. sase. but your system dees not respond to tho genial warmth of sumner and spring as formerly.
 You had better look cut!
 The kidney poison is accomplishing h tho blood. TOnics won't do any good, they simply treat effects. You can only eecurs . radical, thorough renovation q tho system by the prompt use of Warnsr's safe Cure, which is tho only-reliable, scientific specific for the blood, because lt is the only known specific in tho world for the kidneys, which arc the only great bleed purifiers.
 0EO.[f. f.RlDGEWAY, @ Nurissn St., Clsvs. led, O., Ex. Deputy Shezia. from uric asid peieeaipg ef the blood becane, at timss, totally blind. and was troubled with gfsoS eid1iness In 1882, aftsrs120ring for many yoaEs, and being distreessa beyond nsasure,
 e thoroughly purified his blsod by mea.s ee W2ne(s Safe Curs, and says. "I ha~e ecvsr had . days trouble ince, and aa!s ss, S.!. ::sssr.sS ::s.S "S TE s''''A w"n'' s''' REv: J. P. ARNOLD. of Camden, Tsnn:. in 70 and 'sl was grieveus!y afflicted with many abscesses, caussd by kidney psissasd blood. The ahscesses wers alive for msny noaths aud caused great distress. Aftsr thsroughly purifying his blood with War. nsss Sale Cure in 1883. h. reported that h leo6 he was strOag and well, over n yeass ol age. ed able to preach regularly. CAPT. W. D. ROBINSON, United Statss Marine Inspector for the chain of lake, sssidenes Buffalo. N. Y., h 1881 had slight .uPtis. eD his hands. It soon spread te his fass sad b was almost blind. His body vas covered with light, AAky scalea His slin teohed excruciatingiy. Fer two years he s1i.s iS.sio.bl.. h isss.s ss 8S'' .fs:s h.viss % given up hope of recovery. he began using Warnsr's Safe Cure Twenty bottles," he ays, ''oompletely cured me, and to-day an strong and we'll @ ever."
 JAMES WIGHT, 296 Fifth Ave, Nov York. suffered for years from inAammatory rheu- natis1-s blood disordsr-but in 1883 was fully restored to health by WArnerS Safe Curo and remains we'll teddy.
 Tho four above cases arc as good as . million. They prove what is stated, that tho organ that removes the inn purity from the blood most effectually is the kidney, and for this when impaired there is but one sound, rational method of treatment.
 Dr. Die Lewis, who was opposed to tho use of medicines in general, thought % highly of this remedy that he said if he had . serious kidney disease, he should use it.
 Ask your friends and neighbon what they think of it.
 In the spring of the year, when debil- ity is 90 prevalent, and the seeds of dis ease arc sown that may have a fatal blossoming before the fall, the prudent man and woman will give the system . lhorough cleansing and publication.