The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-14
is SPRING BEAUTIFUL?
a Little Philosophy Upon the Sub
ject. g

How Mud, Dust. Cold Winds. and Piles
of Rubbish Announce the Coming of
the Season.
Spring, beautiful spring. How beautiful it
Isl In the eoun ry there Is mud. ran. staznant
pools where melting SHOWS have accumulated,
cold winds, q chilly atmosphere in fact, every
thing that is disagreeable and injurious to life
In the city there are accufnulations of the winter
in the streets. in the back yards and even in the
parks. Tuey are exhaling poisons every minute,
and these poisons are blown by the raw winds
into the home of the millionaire, into the howell
of the squatter, into the nostrils of every one. A
prominent doctor says: 1.-THE surest way of com
municating disease is by the dust which is blown
broadcast and inhaled by every one, whether he
ventures upon the street or remains at home"
Spring liz not beautiful until it has fully come.
Spring is dangerous, spring kills more people
than any other Sc ,son. spring causes IN ore people
to feel miserable than all other seasons COM
bined. What do people DO? Seek to endure it
and tone UP the system. Irhis is all very well,
very philosophical, but how foolishly people act
when they seek to tone up the system. They
take spring medicines, blood purifiers, nerv ines,
and scores of other nostrums which force Of habit
rather than efficiency causes them to do. 1t Is
all absurd. Why not strike at the root of the
tree? Why not realize hat all these disagreeable
aud dangerous things of spring would and could
be courteracted il the two great organs of the
body were in proper condition. These two
great organs are the kidneys and liver, and the
kidneys ami liver can positively BE- kept in per-
feet condition by the use of just the right thing.
Read what Dr.. A. G. Clark, a well-known New
York physician says:
Il have never known a case of spring debility,
spring fever, or any of the troubles which arise
during this season, which has not been promptly
and permanently cured by tho use of Warmers
Safe Cure. Its power at this time of the year is
wonderful. have seen women, run down by
care and overwork, men whose vitality was ex-
haustei, and even puny children restored to per-
feet health through its uss.''.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Simonson of Buckley, Mo, says:
MY daughter, who was once the perfection Of
health and happiness. was for years afflicted with
kidney and liver disease complicated with
~scrofula. the hip joint being affected. She be-
came so bad that the doctors wanted to unjoint
the hip. Iwould not consent to it, and began
administering a remedy which I had heard much
about and 1 am happy to say she is now cured.
well and healthy by the use of Warmers Safe
Cure"
lSt not PLAIN TO you tnat, being III perIect COZ
dition, the kidneys and liver will throw off the
seeds of disease which the wind and the dust
bring into the system, will counterfeit the reeking
danger caused by the ash heap, the rubbish pile,
the slimy mud, or which the cold winds, the raw
atmosphere produce? Suppose you think this
over carefully and see if we are not correct, see
ii we are not right when we make the asser-
tion that ''spl ing is the most dangerous season
of the year. rather than the most beautiful
season of the year" Seeif your own feelings do
not prove to you that your system isweakened and
must have help; see ifi does not present itself
clearly to you that the only way to help your
system Is by Strengthening the great organs
which uphold it. Are we right? If so, follow
our suggestions.