Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-03
II AEllICAL.
WORT.
z IDNEH WOHT.
BiliousnesS and Bilious Patients.
Pertaining to ID

Pertaining to Bile. Bilious Symptoms. Bill
Gus Temperaments. THE REMEDY.
The Bilious is a disorder OF the human sys-
tem. A technical definition Of the term is
this d" Pertaining to the bile disor,lered in
respect TO the bile; as q bilious patient; dc
pendent on an excess Of bile as, bilious tenn
perment bilious symptoms.
The word bile, when employed in the sense
In which 1t is to be understood in this article,
signifies. according to the dictionaries, -
yellow, greenish. bitter. vicid, nauseous fluid,
| secreted by the liver" L" Any arrangement
OF :he bile at once manifests itself in great
bodily discomfort, in loss ofappetite and In
despondency," recently remarked an author
OF n valuable treatise upon this subject.
i The same writer further adds: " Some of the
following symptoms are usually prominent
Pain In the right side, which Is very sensitive
/ to pressure. The pain will sometimes appear
| to be located under the shoulder blade. There
| Is also irregular appetite, flatulence. q sense
| Of fullne5s in the region Of the stomach, and,
| sooner or later, the whites OF the eyes become
| yellow, the stools clay cOlOred and the urine
| yellow, depOsiting cOpious sediment" The
| balance OF the too familiar train of ills
| needs no further mention here. The bilious
Is, as VIII be seen, an afliiction Of great magni
| rect appearance. The disease Is no respecter
ot persons or local !ities. Its deadly and implac.
able enemy is found In
KIDNEY-WoRr.
II acts on the liver and kidneys at the same
time, and by its mild but efficient cathartfc
effects moves the'bnweIs freely. The morbid
poisOns that have been the causaot all this
disease and suffering " III DO thrown of new
life will be- infused Into overv organ, and na-
turc, thus aided will soon restore taa patient
to health.
Physicians OF repute ar'l standing. men who
are he nored for their pr"bity. ga, respected
and trusted for their SG.eutinc atiainneEtS,
are using Kidncy-WorL in their practice rsgu-
larly. No stronger evidence OF the worth of
tho remedy would seem to he necesseI y. Sucn
endorsements arc few and far between. We
had almost said that they were without pre-
cchent in the history OF u proprietary remedy
Be that as it may, hover, the fact remains es.
tablished that kilney-Wort is q matchless
remedy. and one that needs only to be tested
to demonstrate its rare merit as q healer of
most of the common maladies of the human
family
DIR. PHILIP T.. BALLOU,
lives in MOnktOn Vt. Under date of April
Goth, 1852, the doctor wrote to the proprietor
OF Kidney Wort, and said among other things:
" Nearly year ago wrote you about the sue
cess l had had in the use of Kidney-WOr in
my Practice. The past year I have used It
more than ever, and with the best results. 1t
cured Mr.. Ethen Lawrence, of this town, OF
terrible case of bloated kidney disorder. 1
have also treated many other diseases success
fully with it. Constipation, in all its forms,
yieltts to it, and in rheumatic affections have
known it to give almost immediate relief. In
female disorders II is equally successful. Take
it all in all 1t is the most wonderful medicine
1 have ever used.'' DIR. Ballou does not stand
alone in big experience with this remedy. X.
K. Clark, n. D., ui South Hero, VT, says
KiGuey-Wo wort does ali that is Claimed tor it."
WbiIst D.. :. NJ. Sumneriin, of Sun Hill,
Washington Co, Georgia, says- in q nutshell
I" Kidney wort crre,! nty wife when my own
and other phys clans prescriptions only pal
LATED her troubles" mao
TIDNEY WORT Fut: SALE AT II. Il.
IN COchran's Drug store, i37 and l3J North
Queen street. ma z jmd