Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-01
what's the Matter With Your
Blood?
CleUelGnd Press.

Cleveland Press.
As much blood goes through the kid
neys as goes through the heart.
There is nothing startling about this
fact except it be revelation. Many peo-
pie have but dim idea of the real work
of the kidneys. They not only drain the
water from the system, but also the pois-
onous matter which that water holds in
solution to carry out of the system. Over
half the time, however, the kidneys fail
to do this work!
What is the result?
Gradual failure of strength and health
and eventually death by Bright's Disease
or some unsuspected kidney disease.
But particularly in the spring of the
year, when ones blood is filed with poi
sonous waste, as it invariably does at
that time, you feel depressed, tired,
languid do not seem to have any disease,
but your system does not respond to the
genial warmth of summer and spring as
formerly.
You had better look out
The kidney poison is accumulating in
the blood. Tonics won't do any good,
they simply treat effects. You can only
secure radical, thorough renovation of
the system by the prompt use of War
ner's safe Cure, which is the only relia-
BILE, scientific specific for the blood, be-
cause it is the only known specific in the
world for the kidneys, which are the
only great blood purifiers.
GEO. F. RIDGEWAY, 90 Murison st., Cleve-
land, O., .ex-Deputy Sheriff, from uric acid
tally blind, and was troubled with great gid
diness. In 1882, after suffering for many
years, and being distressed beyond measure,
hn tod
Warmers Safe Cure, and says, I have never
had days trouble since, and have fully re.
ssysg soye5ed @v py ny health. Warmers Safe Cure
REV: J. P. ARNOLD, of Camden, Tenn, in '7s
and 81, was grievously afflicted with many
abscesses, caused by kidney poisoned blood.
and caused great distress. After thoroughly
purifying his blood with Warmers Safe Cure
In 1882, he reported that in 1888 he was
strong and well, over II years OF age, and
CAPTAIN W, D. RoBfNsoN, United States Ma
rine Inspector for the chain of lakes, residence
Buffalo, N. Y, in 1881 had slight eruption
on his hands. 1t soon spread to his face, and
he was almost blind. His body was covered
with light; haky scales. His skin itched ex.
cruciatingly. For two years he gradually
grew worte, trying almost everything imag-
ineable. In 1883. after having given up hope
OF recovery, he began using Warmers Safe
cure, twenty bottles" ne says, "cOmpletely
cured me, and to day l am strong and well as
ever"
JAMES WIGHT, 296 Fifth avenue, New York,
suffered for years from inf1amm atory rheuma-
tism-a blood dis0l der-but in 1883 was fully
restored to health by Warmers Safe Cure, and
remains well to-day.
The four above cases are as good as a
million. They prove what is stated, that
the organ that removes the impurity
from the blood most effectually is the
kidney, and for this when impaired there
is but one sound, rational method of
treatment.
DIR. Dio Lewis, who was opposed to the
use of medicines in general, thought SO
highly of this remedy that he said if he
had a serious kidney disease, he should
use it.
Ask your friends and neighbors what
they think Of it.
In the spring of the year, when debility
is SO prevalent, and the seeds OF disease
are sown that may have fatal blossom
ing before the fall, the prudent man and
woman will give the system thorough
cleansing and publication.
Private entrance for ladies to the Vienna
Buffet, on Requena street.
Fine meals at the Dew Drop, Redondo B. each,
twenty-five cents.