McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-04-09

THERE is . widespread and serious preve
| lence of disorders of the kidneys; aud of va
|! riOus diseases caused by the imperfect opera
| tiOn of the kidneys and liver. According to
Roberts, Thompson, and other recognized au-
| thorities, kidney disorders are very common,
but the obscurity of their positive symptoms is
so marked that many people i'll and out of
sorts generally are really victims of kidney
complaint, and they and their physicians do
not realize it. Rheumatic pains, irregular
appetite, frequent headache, chills and fever.
''Dlues," hot and dry skin, sour stomach, dys-
pepsia, irregular action OF the bowels, nervous
irritability, muscular soreness, cramps, lam
guor, impairment of memory, loss of virility,
are among the preliminary evidences of com
ng kidney and liver arrangements. AS the
disease develops then follow lame back, swell
Ing ankles, pale face, scalding sensations, the
water sometimes being very light and sbund-
ant, at others scarce, dark-cOlored and frothy,
and Astounding In sediment, and, under the
microscope, in albumen aid tube casts. IL the
deranged kidneys are not promptly attended
to there is danger of the terrible Bright's Dis
ease-hitherto considered incurable, which is
a consumption or destruction of the kidneys
the near approach Of which alarming disorder
should awaken the hveliest concern, for It
soon hurries one into the grave unless promptly
checked
Disordered kidneys have the unfortunate
effect also Of weakening tie vigor of the liver,
symptoms, yellow spotted skin, fat covered
eye-balls frontal headache after eating, burn
ing and itching skin, cold extremities, hot
head, bad circulation Of blood, sick headache,
nausea, light colored excavations, censtipa-
ton, piles, variable appetite and feelings, dir
illness, blurred eyesight, liVer-cough, ague,
chills, feyers, wakefulness at night, dreWsinfss
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 if he is suffering
from disorders of these great organs.
These observations have been called forth by
a double column article which appears in an
other place in this paper. Skeptical OF some
OF the statements made therein, and at other
times by the same person, We have been led to
make 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
off more people than epidemics; physi-
clans report death as occurring from
such diseases as appoplexy, paraly sis, con-
WILSON'S, heart disease, pneumonia, feyers,
secondary to Brights disease and would SCI
dom occur we're the kidneys in healthy work
ing condition. Hence, from personal knowl-
edge. o. from the trustworthy experience Of
other competent judges, we believe there is
no preparation equal 70 the remedy that is so
prominently mentioned elsewhere in this issue,
for preventing and curing the dangerous dis
orders of which We have written. It has had
an extraordinary sale, is everywhere COM
mended, the record of its work seems ndispu-
table, its manufacturers are reputed to be men
of the highest standing. We hold, therefore,
that not to use it. If needed, would be a crime
against ones supremest interests, especially
at this time when, threatened BIZ fearful
epidemic, it 10 Of the highest importance, &C
cording to DR.. Koch, the celebrated German
cholera specialist, that We keep the kidneys,
liver and digestive organs in healthy action, II
the scourge would be escaped.