Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-04-08
URIC ACID.

A property of the human belongings but little un.
dersiood and talked about. 1t is very important
eXcrementiious product. occurs IN small quantities
in human urine When all organs are healthy the
proportion is rather less than per cent of the SOL
id matter contained in it, When the entire system
is in a healthy condition, all the organs well and
properly performing their proper duties, this Cric
Acid passes of in its proper channels II the same
organs dilatOry in their operations an excess rs
retained in the system, and finds Its way INTO an
the intricate parts of the human FRAME Fart OF II
makes its way into the bladder, there forms hard
crystallizng grains which, if retained. creates con-
cretonary calcn, and originates the disease known
as grarei or stone. This same-eNcess of Uric Acid
often accnmulates round the joints, forming white
pliabe concreons and originates the disease known
as rheumatism; goutv people suffer terribly by the
formation of this white pliable concretOn. 1t
as well gets into the blood in inordnae proportions,
and creates many Of the ailments classed under the
head Of symptomatc diseases, and that II does all
this aud that does not pass oTfhrOngh ats natural
chdnaei is simply and wholly Owingt 10 an improper
action of the kidneys. These-the kidneys-contain
the uriniferous tubes that form close relation be-
tween the circulating and secreonary system. These
are well supplied with blood vessels and nerves, in
accordance with the importance of their functions.
The urniterous tubes therein contained lead to cen
trail reservoir pes, and out from this is the ure
ter-the membraneous tube that conducts the venal
secretiOns of the bladder
ANY physician will say that this relation is strictly
true and will verify the assertion that if the Kidneys
kept in healthy condition the thousand and
one s'i{ls that Resh is heir to-, would be unknown,
and that if healthy condition of the Kidneys is
maintained, Uric Acid and other impurities would
pass Off and out through the above named men,
branOus tube
II is stated as fact, and without fear of contra
diction that the most certain ruler and regulator OF
Kidney and Liver Cure. Its power over these
organs is simply wonderful. Read the following:
HoLLEY, n. Y. Feb 25th 1850.
Messrs. II. II. WARNER Co., ROCHESTER, n. Y
GENTS Some three years ago was attacked with
some sort of Kidney and Bladder difficulty, and for
about three months paid little attention to it, 1t
finally became so painful that consulted doctor,
unable to do anything toward efiecting i'm
provement. During this time was telegraph oper-
ator for the " Y. c. X. Il. and W. U. T: Co. I Kept
growing worse and had to give up my position |
finally became so bad that was unable to lie down
and for year did not seepin bed single night.
could not stand up, had TO remain in sitting pos
naturally; limbs became utterly useless and had
to creep around like child At night would be
bostered up in corner and had to sleep in that
Gradually growing worse ] determined. upon adj
vice of friends to go Syracuse, and prominent
physicians there, which I did. Was examined by
il council of five of the most eminent doctors in the
State, including member of the faculty of the med
ica college there. This council after the most crti-
cal examination, we're unable to determine what was
the matter with me, but thought il closing of the
ureter, and decided an operation necessary, | was
operated upon two days, and without the of
cotcs submitted to the fortunes of surgeons instru
ments and knives the recollection of which is suf-
Gent to create SILVER of horror. This operation
suited in damage rather than benefit, and after re-
naming in the hospital for a month, | was taken
away, worse than went there. About a wear after
the operation at Syracuse was taken to New York,
and met "a council OF nine eminent physicians; they
were unable to do anything for except to suggest
another operation, but after being nearly killed in
the examination, / would not consent, and came
home expecting nothing but DEATH and fairly hop
ing for II as relief 1t is impossible to express in
language the suffering and torture ! have endured,
both from the disease and at the hands of those who
were treating me, description of which would be
too horrible
About two months ago I saw Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure advertised, and knowing Mr..
~ no. HON
termined to try the medicine. | sent for a bottle
took it and have continued. until up to the pres
en time have taken seven bottles, and the effect has
been simply wonderful, began to improve at once,
pain has entirely left me, and ! have gained in
strength and flesh right along. About week ago !
started out and did full days work drawing wood
and straw, pitching and slowing away the latter.
overdid and suffered somewhat in consequence, but
am all right again and gaining all the time NV
case was presented to medical convention held in
Buffalo, in June 1873 and discussed at length. but no
conclusion conld be arrived at. aud able to do
anything to help me- All my friends considered my
case hopeless aud looked for my death from day to
day. II is now the wonder Of the whole town that
] am on my feet. and out among friends almost
a well man. when year ago was wheeled about in
barrow, my useless legs dangling either side Of
the wheel in front. I can truly say that / owe my
present existence, and happy restoration TO the
hopes and JOYS OF life to the of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and say TO every suffer
ing from any manner of Kidney Liver trouble use
that remedy and recover
Yours truly, W. +. SANFORD,
Publisher of the excellent Journal, tie HolIey Stand
ard, has the following:
Nv. +. Sanford, who has for a long time been in
very poor health. and who has tried many remedies
and visited physicians in various parts of the coun-
try. receiving no benefit. and coming home entirely
discouraged, was persuaded TO try Warmers safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. After using few bottles,
he found himself greatly improved. and with every
indication of speedy and complete recovery. See
him and hear his own testimony to the above"
In addition to the above endorsement. the follow
ing prominent citizens of Hocy, n. Y. add their
names, further testimony the truihfulness of
the above statement of the gentleman who signs the
above:
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN We the un
dersigned. residents of Hoey n. Y, take pleasure
IN stating that We intimately acquainted with W
f. Sanford - have known him since ne has
been resident of our village. Know how HELPLESS
he has Teen. and how he has suffered from disease
and are glad TO testify to the fact that he now NOV
ing about and TO all appearances free from pain 1t
i an added pleasure TO state that know him TO
be man Of undoubted truth and yeracity
J. Il. FULLER, Druggist.
r. A. HAYDEN, Publisher of Standard
SIMON HARDWOOD. Produce Dealer
GEO GARFIELD. Produce Dealer
g. n. BOWMAN, Prs. Ex. Bank OF HolIcv
BERTON KEYS, Supervisor.