The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-05
Bli0lSles|s and Billions Patients
Pertaining to BILE. Bilious symptoms. Bill.
lous Temperaments. TIE REMEDY.

The Bilious Is disorder Of tho human system.
technical definition Of the term Is this: Pertain
ing to the bile: dsordered In respect to the bile a.
bilious patient: dependent on an excess Of bile:
a.. bilious temperament: bilious symptoms
The word bile. whom employed in the sense in
which tits to be understood in this article. signifies
according to the dictionaries, = yellow. ereenish
bitter vscd. nauseous fluid secreted by the liver
"Any arrangement of the bile at once manifests
itself in great bodily discomfort. in loss of Appetite
and in despondsncy.' recently remarked An author
Of valuable treatise upon this subject.
The same writer further adds: 'Some Of the fol-
lowing symptoms are usually prominent: Pain in
the right side. which is very sensitive to pressure
Tie pain will sometimes appear to be located under
the shoulder blade. There is also irregular appe-
te. datulence. sense of fullness in the region OF
the stomach, and, sooner or later, the skin ant
whites Of TIE eyes become yellow. the stools clay.
colored and the urine yellow. depositinR = copous
sediment" The balance of the too familiar train of
ills needs no further mention here. The bilious is,
as will be seen, an affection Of great magnitude.
and Of varied forms Of direct and indirect appear
ance. The disease is no iespecet OF persons or To-
calties Its deadly and implacable enemy is found In
KDNEY-WoRT.
Itacts on the liver ard kidneys at the same time,
and by its mild but efficient cathartc effects moves
the bowels freely. The morbid poisons that have
been the cause of all this diseass and suffering will
be thrown OF: new life will be infused into every
organ. and nature. thus aided will soon restore tho
patient to health.
Physicians of repute and standing, men who are
honored for their probty and respected and trusted
tor their scientific attachments, are using Kidney
Wort in their practice regularly. No stronger evil
deuco of the worth Of the remedy would seem to be
necessary. Such endorsements are few aud far be-
tween. We had almost said that they were without
precedent In the history of proprietary remedy.
Be that as 1t may, however, the fact remains estab-
lshed that Kidney Wort is q matchless remedy, and
one that needs only to DO tested to demonstrate its
rare merit as healer Of most of the common mala.
dies Of the human family.
DR. PHILLIP c. BALLou
lives in Monkton. VT. Under date Of April Goth.
1882 the doctor wrote to the propretors of Kidney.
Wort. and said, among other things: 'Nearly year
ago. wrote you about the success had had in the
use Of Kdney-Wort in my practice The past year
have used 1t m6re than evet. and with the best re-
suits. 1t cured Mr. Ethan Lawrence, of this town,
of terrible case Of boated kidney disorder have
also treated ml0nv other diseases successf,tzlv
wlthlt Constipation in all its forms. ufelds to IT,
and In rheumatic affections have known 1t to give
S,~.v~n
equally successful. Takeit all in all it is the most
wonderful medicine have ever used" Dr. Ballou
does not stand alone In his experience with this
remedy: R. K. Clark. NJ. D., of South Hero. VT.
says: Kidney-Wort does all that's claimed for It,
Whilst Dr.. @. M. Summerlin Of Sun Hill, Washing
ton Co., Georgia. says in nutshell: Kidney
Wort cured my wife when my own aud other physi-
clans prescriptions only palliated her troub'es'