The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26
There is a wide. spread and serious

Inefe Is WHO SpTbIi tilNl sS4lOue
prevalence of disorders of the Kidneys
and of various diseases caused by the
imperfect operation OF tho kidneys and
liver. According TO Roberts, Thomp
son and other recognized authorities
kidney disorders are very common, bu'
the obscurity of their positive symptoms
is so marked that many people, i'll and
out OF sorts generally, are really vie.
TINS Of kidney complaint, and they and
their physician do not realize il. Rheu'
matte pains, Irregular appetite. ire
uuent headache, chills ana fever
"blues," hot and dry skin, sour stOm
ach, dyspepsia, Irregular action OF the
bowels, nervous irritahility, muscular
soreness, cramps, languOr, impairment
of memory, loss OF virility, are among
the preliminary evidences OF comm
kidney and liver arrangements. As
the disease develops, then follows lame
back, swelling ankles, pale face, scald-
ing sensations, the water sometimes be-
ing very light and abundant, at Other;
scarce, dark colored and trcthy, and
Astounding ia sediment, and, under
the microscope, in albumen and tube
casts. II the deraDged kidneys ara not
promptly attended to there is danger o.
The terrible Brighus disea hitherto
considered incurable, which Is y con-
sumption or destruction Of the kidneys
the near approach OF which alan ming
disorder should awaken the liveliest
concern, for it soon hurries one into the
grave unless promptly checked.
Disordered kidneys have The unfortu-
nate effect also OF Weakening tho vigol
of the liver, as indicated If one has, bo.
sides the above symptoms, vel
low spotted skin, lat covered eye~bals
frontal headache after eating, burning
nd itching skin, cold eNtremitios, hol
lead, bad circulation of blood, sick
Headache, nausea, light colored evacua
lions, constipation, piles, variable appe
tite and feelings, dizziness, blurred eye
sight, livor- cough, ague, chilis, fevers
wakeiulness at night, drowsiness by
day, etc.
These are some of the commonoi
symptoms as laid down by leading
medical authorities, and with them Il
view one ought not to have mucl
trouble in ascertaing II no is suffering
from disorders of these great organs.
These observations have been called
forth by a dOuble-coumn 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 t
make q little study of the matter our
selves, with the above result. Thest
diseases prevail amongst young and ole
everywhere, resulting III terrlDle anC
untimoly deaths; they take off more
people than epidemics; physicians re-
port death as occurring from such dis
eases as appoplexy, paralysis, convul
sions, heart disease, pneumonia, fevef'
ETC.. when in reality these disorders are
often secondary to Bright's disease anc
would seldom occur were the kidneys
in healthy working condition. Hence
from personal knowledge, or from the
Trustworthy experience of other com
petent judges, we believe there is NJ
preparation equal to the remedy tina
is so prominently mentioned elsew herr
in this issue, for preventing and curius
the dangerous disorders of which W.
have written. 1t mas had an extraordi
nary sale, is everywhere commended
the record of It's work seems indisput
able, its manufacturers are reputed TO b'
men of the highest standing. We hoit!
therefore, that not to use 1t If needed
would be crime against ones supre
NEST interest, especially 81 this time
when, threatened by fearful epidemic
1t is OF the highest Importance, accord
ing to DR.. Koch, the celebrated Germa,
cholera specialist, that we keep thu
kidneys, liver and digestive organs il
healthy action, if the scourge b,
escaped.