The Hartford herald., 1885-04-01

There is wide spread and ,erious
prevalence OF disorders of the kidneys;
aud of various diseases caused ty the
imperfect operation of the kidnevs aud
liver. According 10 Roberts, Thsnp-
son, and other tauhorized authorizes,
kidney disorders are very common bu:
the obscurity OF their positive symp-
toms is so marked that many peoph, i'll
and out OF sorts generally are really
victims of kidney complaint, and they
and their doctors do not realize il.
Rheumatic pains, irregular appetite,
frequent headache, chllls and fe'er,
"blues," hot and dry skin, sour ston-
ache, dyspepsia, irregular actions on
bowels, nervous irrltabIhty, muscular
soreness, cramps languOr, impairment
of memory, loss of varility, are among
the preliminary evidences Of coming
kidney and liver arrangements. AS
the diseases develops then follows lame
back, swelling ankles, pale face, scald-
ing sensations, the water sometimes
being very light and abundant, at
other. scarce, dark -colored and frothy,
and abounding in sediment, and, under
the microscope, in albumen and tube
casts. If the deranged kidneys are not
promptly attended to there is danger
of the terrible Bright's Desease-hitter-
to considered incurable, which is COM
sumption or destruction of the kidneys
the near approach of which alarming
disorder should awaken the livliest
concern, for it soon hurries one into
the gave unless promptly checked.
Disordered kidneys have the unfor-
tunate effect also of weakening the
vigor Of the liver, as indicated if one
has, besides the above symptoms, yel-
low spotted skin, fat covered eye balls
frontal headache after eating, burning
and itching skin, cold eXtremities, hot
head, bad circulation of blood, sick
headache, nausea, light colored evacu-
ations, constipation, piles, varible
appetite and feelings of dizziness. blurred
eye-sight liver-cough, ague, chills,
fevers, wakefulness at night, drowsi-
ness by day ect.
These are some of the comm0ner
symptoms as laid down by leading ned-
ical 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 n double-cUlumn article which
appears in another place in this paper.
Skeptical of some Of the state
ments 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 result. These
diseases prevail amongst old and young
everywhere, resulting in terrible and
untimely deaths; they take off more
people than epidemics, physicians re-
port death as occurring from such
diseases as apolexy, paralysis, convui-
sions, heart disease, pneumC MIA, fevers
ect., when in reality these disorders
are often secondary to Bright's disease
and would seldom occur We're the
kidneys in healthy working condition.
Hence, from personal knowledge, or
from the trustworthy experience Of
other competent judges, we believe,
there is no preparation equal To the rem
elsewhere in this issue. for preventing
and curing the dangerous disorders of
which we have written. Ii has had an
extraordinary sale, is every where COM
mended, the record of its work seems
indispuIible, its manufacturers are re-
puted to be men of the highest stand
ing. We hold, therefore that not to
use ii, if needed, would be a crime
against ones supremest interest, espec.
tally at this time when, threatened by
feareful epidemic, it is of the highest
importance, according to DIR. Koch,
the celebrated German cholera specialist
that We keep the kidneys, and liver
and digestive organs in healthy actions,
If the scourge would be escaped.
Lost Boy.
Quite sensation WAS produced in the
neighbOrhOOd two miles west of Me-