Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-30

THERE is a widespread and serious prevalence
of disorders of the kidneys and of various dis.
eases caused by the imperfect operation of the
kidneys and liver According to Roberts, Thomp-
son and other recognized authorities, kidney
disorders are very common, but the obscurity
of their positive symptoms is so marked that
many people, Ill and out of sorts generally, are
really victims of kidney complaint, and they
and their physician do not realize IT, Rheumatic
pains, irregular appetite. frequent headache,
chils and fever, 4" blues" botand dry skin, sour
stomach, dyspepsia, irregular action of the
bowels nervous irfttabiity, muscular soreness
cramps, languor, impairment of memory, loss
OF virility, are among the preliminary evidence
of coming kidney and liver arrangements As
the disease develops then follow lame back,
swelling ankles, pale face. scalding sensations,
the water sometimes being very light and abun-
dant, ut others scarce, dark colored and frothy,
and abounding In sediment and, under the mi
croscope, in abuinen and tube casts. II the de
ranged kidneys are not promptly attended to
there is danger of the terrible Brights Disease
hitherto considered incurable. which Is Il con.
sumption or destruC ton of the kidneys-the
near approach of which alarming disorder should
awaken the liveliest concern, for 1T soon hurrics
one into the grave unless promptly checked.
DIsordercd kidneys have the unfortunate
effect also of weakening the yigor of the liver,
AS indicated IL one has, besides the above symp
TOMS yellow spotted skin, fat covered eye balls
frontal headache after eating, burning and itch
ing skin, cold extremities, hot head bad circula
| tion of blood, sick headache, nausea, light
coored evacuation constipation, piles, variable
appetite and feelings, dizziness, blurred eye.
sight, liver-cough, ague, chills, fevers, wakeful
| ness at night, drowsiness by day, etc.
These are some of the commoner symptoms AS
laid down by leading medical authorities, and
| with them in view one ought not to have much
| trouble in ascertaining II he Is suffering from
| disorders Of these great organs.
These observations have been called forth by
| adoublecolumn article which appears in another
place In this paper Skeptical of some OF the
| statements made therein and at other times by
| the same persons, we have been led TO make u
| little study of the matter ourselves, with the
| above result. These diseases prevail amongst
| young and old everywhere, resulting in terrible
| and untimely deaths they take OF more people
than epidemics physicians report death as oc-
| curing from such diseases as apoplexy, paraly
| sis, commissions, heart disease, pneumonia,
fevers etc, when in reality these disorders are
| often secondary to Brights disease, and woul d
seldom occur were the kidneys in healthy work
ing condition. Hence, from personal knowledge
| or from the trustworthy experience of Other
competent judges, we believe there Is no prepara.
| tion equal to the remedy that is 50 PROMINENT y
| mentioned elsewhere in this issue, for prevent
| ing and curing the dangerous disorders of which
| we have written, IL has had an extraordinary
| sale, Is everywhere commended, the record of its
| seems indsputable, its manufacturers are re
| puted to be men of the highest standing. We
| hold, therefore, that not to use g. IL needed
would be crime against ones supremest in
forests, especially ut this time when, threatened
by "a fearful epidemic, 1t is OF the highest i'm
portance, according to DR.. Koch, the celebrated
German cholera specialist, that we keep the
kidneys, liver and digestive organs in healt hy
action, IL the scourge would be escaped
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