The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-25
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PrOprietOrs Of d" IidrHer's SAFE Cure.

Proprietors Of " Warmers SAFE Cure
That we may emphasize aud clearly explain
the relation the kidneys su STAIN 10 the general
health, and how much Il dependent upon
them, we propose, metaphorically speaking to
take one from the human body, place III the
wash-bowl before Us, and examine IT for the
public benefit
You will imagine that we have before rs
body shaped like bean, smooth and gllsten-
ing about four inches IN length, two III width,
and one In thickness IL ordinarily weighs III
the adult male, about five ounces, but IL some
what lighter in the female. small orSanY
YOU saw But understand, the body OF the av-
erage size man contains about ten quarts 81
blood, Of ghich eceyy drop passes through these
HHeTS or SeWeTS, as they may be called many
times day IA often as through the heart,
making a complete revolution in three minutes.
From the blood they separate the waste ma
terlal, working away steadily night aud day,
sleeping or waking, ureless az the heart itself,
and fully of much vital importance; re-
moving impurities from siXty-hve cations 81
blood each hour, or about fUrty-nine barrels
each day, or 9, l25 hosshead year! What
wonder that the kidneys eau last any length OF
time under this prodigious strain, treated and
neglected "a they are!
We slice this delicate organ open lengthwse
with our knife, ami will roughly describe it's
interior
We find il 20 be of reddish brown color,
SOFT aud easily torn; filled with hundreds OF
lltJe tubes, snort and thread-like, starting
from tie arteries ding IN a little tuft about
midway from the outside opening into civlty
of considerable size, which IL called the pei
Wis, or, roughly speaking, sac, which IL for
the purpose of holding the water 10 further
undergo publication before II passes down
from here into the ureters, and 80 on TO the
outside OF the BODY. These little tubes are
the filters which do their work automatically,
and r,gtE here Is Uhcrc tee disease 81 he kid
ncy first begins
Doing the vast amount OF work which they
are obliged 10, from the slightest irregularity
| i'll our habits, from cold, from high living,
| from stimulants, or "a thousand and one other
causes which occur every day. they become
| some what weakened in their nerve force.
What is the resulty Congestion or stoppage
| of the current of blood in the small blood yes
| sells surrounding them, which become blocked;
! these delicate membranes are irrltated; in
| Illumination is set up then pus IL formed,
which collects IN the pelyls or sac; the tubes
are at first part ally, and soon are totally, uu-
able 10 do their work. The pelvic sac goes on
distending with this corruption, pressing upon
| the blood vessels. All this time, remember,
| the blood, which il entering the dneys 20 be
| filtered is passing through this terrible, dis
qiIStiHq pas for II cannot axe any other route!
Stop and think of it for moment Do you
realize the importance, nay, the vital necessi-
| ", OF having the kidneys in order? Can you
expect, when they are diseased or INSTRUCTED,
| no matter how little. that you can have pure
|
reasonable 10 expect, If a pest-hOuse were set
across Broadway and countless thousands
were compelled TO go through its pestilential
| doors, an escape from contagion and disease,
1 as for one TO expect the blood TO escape poilu-
| ton when constantly running through dis
/ eased kidney
Now, what is the resultY Why, that the
! blood takes up and deposits this poison az it
sweeps along into every organ, into every
! inch OF muscle, tissue, flesh and bone, from
| your head 10 your feet And whenever, from
| hereditary influence or otherwise, some part
of the body il weaker than another, a count
| less train of diseases Is established, such as
| consumption, III weak lungs; dyspepsia, where
there IL delicate stomach; nervousness in
sanity, paralysis, or heart disease in those who
| have weak nerves.
The heart must soon feel the effects Of tie
| poison, as IL requires pure blood 10 keep 10 ia
| right action. Ii increases its stroke in number
| aud force TO compensate for the natural slim
! illus wanting, in It's eudeavor 10 crowd the i'm
pure blood through this obstruction. causing
pain, palpitatlon, or an out-Ot- breath feeling
! Unnatural this forced labor is the heart
| must soon faltcr, becoming weaker and weak
or, until ora day II S1tddeHly stops, and death
from apparent heart disea- &c" is the verdict
But the medical profession, learned and dig
nihed, call these diseases by high sounding
| names, treat them alone, and patients die for
| the arteries are carrying StOc death 10 the
| affected part, constantly adding fuel brought
from these suppuratlug, pus-aden kidneys,
| which here in our wash-bOwl are very putce-
faction itself, and which should have been
| cured first.
But this Is not all the Kidneys have to do;
! for you must remember that each adult takes
about seven pounds OF nOurishment every
| twenty-four hours TO supply the waste Of the
| body which Is constantly going on, n waste
equal to the quantity taken. This, too. the
| kidneys have TO separate from the blood with
all other decomposing matter.
But you say, My kidneys are all right l
| have no pain IN the back" Mistaken man!
| People die OF kidney disease of 30 bad char
acter that the organs are rotten, and yet they
| have ncUer there lad "a pain nor dn dcltei
| Why? Because the disease begins as we
have shown in the interior of the kidney,
where there are feo ncyCcS Of teoliHg TO con-
vey the sensation of pain. Why this is so we
! NAV never know.
When you consider their great work, the
deicacy of their structure, the ease with
which they are dorasged, can you wonder at
| the ill-health OF our men and women! Health
and long life cannot be expected when so vital
an organ is impaired. No wonder some
writer's say we arc degenerating. Don't you
see the great, the extreme importance of
keeping this machinery i'll working order?
! Could the finest engine do evena fractional
part of this work without attention from the
engineery Don't you see how dangerous this
hidden disease isy 1t is lurking about US con-
stantly, without giving any indication of its
! presence.
|
1t at times, for tie kidneys themselves can not BE-
examined by any means which wo have at our
command Even an analysis OF the water,
chemically and microscopically, reveals moth
ing definite in many cases, even when the kid
neye are fairly broken down.
Then look out for them, "a disease, no mat
Ter where situated, TO B per cent, az shown
by after-death examinations, has its origin in
the breaking down of these secreting tubes in
the interior of the kidneys
As You value health, az you desire long life
free from sickness and suffering give these
organs some attention. Keep them in good
condition, and thus prevent (as is easily done
all disease.
Warmers Safe Cure, az il becomes year after
year better known for its wonderful cures and
Its power over the kidneys, has done and is
doing more TO increase the average duration of
life than all the physicians and medicines
known. Warmers Safe Cure is true specific
mild but certain, harmless but energetic and
agreeable 10 the taste.
Take il when sick as a cure, and never let a
month 60 by il you need il, without taking q
few bottles as preventive, that the kidneys
may be kept in proper order, the blood pure,
that health and long life may be your blessing.
H. III. WARNER & co.
A YOUNG man who suffered pretty