Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

THE frequency and fatality OF diseases {
sbe kidneys give an especial interest I
the study and Investigation OF them, anu eit
vate any discovery us 10 their essenti"
natures, or the means OF curing thelii, 10
very important place in the art and sclenc
of medicine, When the fact Ia recalled tina
the kidneys are the great scavengers OF IN
human body, their office Is to remove iron
the blood any and all impurities which ma
exist in it that If this oftce be entirei
shut up life cannot be long maintained
The products of used-up and wori-9nt nrii
cples of the human body, retained III ~
blood, so poison the nervous SYSTEM 'lat ~
functions or duties will be arrested, the bran
will cease to take cCsnizance OF surr"unuliii
persons and object, CONSCIOUSNESS VIII
obliterated, the vital knot Will become cor
gested, the heart and lungs Will cease TO pei
form their part in the phenomenal OF me-,
they stop. Ere this, however, the most terrihl
form of all human suffering is apt to tax
place, and gives an additional horror TO IN
hour of death. If the offices of the Kidney
be SO essential to life, that it must ceaS
soon after they cease to act, the conclusion
Is unavoidable that any deviation IRON IN
performance Of these offices must De al
tended with arrangement OF health In
urine is the datIarating secretion eliminated
from the bSspA - the Kidneys, - the Ghanhr
by which morbifc agents are carried out
the general circulation, and the blood pre-
served in healthy quantity and qnalltN. !
Vt fails to do this, disease follows as a heces
sarv sequence. To prescrv" health II Is hects
sary to preserve healthy condition OF I'll
kidneys. This, of course is attained by ten!
uerance in all the relations Of lite del
clothing exercise, and residence. But dis
| use and suffering are inevitable. They seel
| to b. Il part of the curse put upon man
| the fruits of his disobedence. While 81
| has brought its punishments, man sun ha
| the consolation that God has placed "llhiI
| his reach a balm for every i'll, and that, D
improving the opportunities thus given, h
may be relieved of his suffering, live IN IN
,nloyment of comparative comfort, ana al
| ain q green old age.
| When we recall the offices Of the kidneys, =
that of re'"ovng the worn-out tissue-ele
| ments from the blood, it is easy to under
stand how they may become diseased. Acri'
and acid conditions of the blood are yer,
| liable to be attended with kidney disorders
| These sources Of irritation may lead Il
| various forms OF kidney maladIes. as hropsy
diabetes, Bright's Disease, in which albu
men, or the element Of our food when CORE
S,,olI Is with the white Of an egg If carrle'
| pif in the urine, causing evacuation am
ultimately Death. We all know how in
| trtrlab.e these diseases are; that hH~"toi0r
| they have, in a large per cent. Of caset, prove
| lat Il. Medical science is very much at Sc
u to their management. What we desire
a rene ly that will give tone to the kidneys
build up the blood, destroy its acrid char
artnr, and cure the various maladies tror
which these organs suffer. our httentio
n, been recently called by several physi
,ans to Hunts Kennedy, n kidney medicin
used by them in their practice. II seems t
he one of the very few combinations out Q
the multitude that has any decided value, q
that /. calculated to benefit the ailments 10
which it is designed. 1t is an active diureti'
exciting the secretors of the kidneys t
more intense action, Hnd thus cleansing tn
blood of impurities. 1t seems to act prompt
IN those forms of dropsy which iepen
upon kidney troubles and will rapidly drai
ont the water from tile limbs and abdomen
| In diabetes it is said to lessen the amour
Of sugar, to increase the appetite, and >thel
wise benefit tht patient. - NeW fr% Ned
r.4 and Surgical Jomrdt