Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-07-21
Some Outspoken Statements of Great
Value from Parties of the
Highest Standing.

When the people of America become so
thoroughly aroused, and on a subject OF such
serious Importance as the preservation OF
their lives and health, it is but natural that
the ones who have been largely instrumental
in the origin of its movement should speak
frankly and directly to the people most inter
ested. 1t Is for this reason that we thus
come before the public and make the following
revelations:
Every careful observer who has sought to
keep pace with tho march Of events has noted
the alarming increase of certain peculiar
physical troubles within the past few years.
moments and in most treacherous
way. They have manifested themselves
In innulnerable forms. But they have
always had the same cause. They have not
afflicted the minor parts OF the body, but have
gone direct to the strongholds OF the system
and their work has usually been as prompt as
1t is fatal. The r treacherous and deceptive
nature has often prevented "a careful analysis
OF what causes them, and, as result, intense
suffering and final disaster have usually en-
sued. The real cause, however, has been
arrangement of the kidneys, and all of these
troubles are, in fact, the first symptoms OF
| the terrible Bright's disease, which has cast
| its dark shadow over SO many homes in the
| land, aud is increasing wonderfully and con-
| tinually. 1t is now conceded by the ablest
| physicians in every land and by eminent sci
| entists the world over, that this disease Is
the result OF blood poisoning. This poison
| ing is brought about by wasted aud un-
| healthy kidneys that permit the poison to
remain In the blood, instead Of throwing 1t
from the system. But 1t is equally evident
TO all who have stud ell into the effects
| and have become conyersant with the facts,
that disordered state OF the kidneys and
| liver produces most Of the common COM
| plants and pains which afiiict the human race,
aud they can be traced to this source Just as
| certainly as can Bright's disease. To purify a
| stream we must go 10 its source, and to cure
| a disease we must remOUe the edase II being
true therefore, that nineteen of all human
ailments are caused by diseased kidneys or
liver, the only certain way to cure these trou-
bles is by treating the organs which cause
them. How intimately the kidneys are asso-
ciated with the entire system may be under
stood from the fact that over l,OOO ounces OF
blood pass through them every hour being
more than 200 gallons, or nearly one ton In
the course OF twenty-four hours. This vast
mass of living 1aid is sent to every part OF the
body, and II the kidneys are diseased the im-
purities that are in the blood are not removed,
and hence pass through the veins, carrying
disease in some one OF its many terrible forms.
T, The horrors which accompany most OF the
diseases caused by disoroered kidneys and
liver cannot be described in print, while
the dangers surrounding them are even
greater than the agony. Aud yet person
may be troubled for months without knowing
the cause of the'dlseases that have attacked
him. Some OF the symptoms of the first
stages any one OF which indicates dsordered
kidneys or liver are these; Pains in the back
and around the loins, severe headaches, dlz
ziness, iniamed eyes, coated tongue and q
dry mouth, loss OF appetite, chilly sensations,
indigestion, (the stomach never Is III ordei
whom the kidneys or liver are deranged) q
drynesso the skin, nervousness, night sweats
muscular debility, despondency, tired feel
ing especially at night, pulling or bloating
under the eyes, etc II any OF the following
from the system, II shows that the kidneys
and liver are out Of order; A red deposit, {
scum upon the surface, an unusual thickness
or thinness, u very dark or very light color
burning sensation In passing, an uIlosua
odor, retention, or frenuent desire 10 void
and Inability to do 10.