The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-11


THERE is n widespread md serious pre-.
v1lencc OF disorders Of thu kidneys: unlOf
NuIiogs diseases caused by tie imperfect
CperaL0n q the kidneys and liver. tc-
Cor.ing 10 Roberts. Thompson, ard other
recognized authorizes. Kidney disorders
are very common, but the C.setrtT q
their positive symptoms is 90 marked
that many people, Ill and ont 81 sorts g2;i-
orally. are really victims Of kidney cone
plant, and they and their physicians do
not realize IT,. Rheumatic pains, l~rrcguiar
appetite, frequent headache, chil15 and
fever. 4" blues" hot AMI dry skin, sour
stomach. dyspepsia, irregular action or
the bowels, nervous iEritSbtlty, nuarUiGr
soreness, cramps, languor, Impairment or
memory, loss OF Viulity, are among the
preliminary evidences Of coming kidney
and liver arrangements. As tine disease
develops then follow lame back, swelling
ankles, pale face, scglding sensations, tho
water sometimes being very Igat and
abundant, at others scarce, d~ark-cniOIed
and frothy, and abounding in sediment,
and, under the microscope, in albumCn and
tube casts. If the deraUged kidneys are
not promptly attended to there is danger
of the terrible Bright's Discase-hitherjo
considered inCurablc, which Is n COnSunlp-
ton or destruction Of the k~idney5-the
near approach of which alarming disorder
should awaken the l~iveliest concern, for It
soon hurries II into the grave unless
promptly checked.
LiSOIAlElE AA hltAiIAS lItNE tiaf AIlt3A Atlll-
ate effect also of weakening The Vigor OF
the liver. as indicated If one has, besides
the above symptoms, yellow spotted skin,
fat covered eye-balls, frontal headache
after eating. burning and itching skin,
cold eXtremities, bot head, bad circulation
Of blood. sick headache, nausea, light
colored excavations, constipation, Piles,
variable appetite and feelings. dizziness,
blurred eyesight, Hver-cCugh, ague, chilis,
feyers, Wakeiulness at night, drowSiucgS
by day, etc.
These are some of the commoner symp-
toms as laid down by leading medical
authorities, and with them in view one
ought not to have much trouble in ascer-
tanning if he is suffering from disorders Of
these great organs,
These observations have been called forth
by a double-coluInu 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 a little study Of
the matter ourselves, with the above re-
sult. These diseases prevail amongst
young and old everywhere, resulting in
terrible and untime1y deaths; they take
off more people than epidemics; physicians
report death as occurring from such dig
eases as apopleNy, paralysis, commissions,
heart disease, pneumonia, feVCrs, etc,
when in reality these disorders are often
secondary to Brights disease and WoIld
seldom occur Were the kidneys in healthy
working condition. Hence, from pcrsJH9I
knowledge, or from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ence of other competent Judges. we believe
there is no preparation equal to tie remedy
that is SO prominently mentioned else
where in this issue, for preventing and
curing the dangerous disorders of which
we have written. 1t has had an eEtraordi-
nary sale, is everywhere commended. the
record of its work seems indisputabie, its
manufacturers are reputcd to be men OF the
highest standing. We hold, therefore, that
not to TIE it, if needed, would be g crime
AGAINST ones supremcst interests, esrec-
tally at this time when, thBeatened by n
fearful epidemic, it is Of the highest i'm
portance, according to DIR. Koch, the cele-
brated German cholera specialist, hat we
keep the kidneys, liver nddigestive ORGANS
In healthy action, if the scourge would Re
escaped,