Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-11-27


"COde" standing JJ0liLd admit these facts
for Very ObUiOlls reasons:
Il. II. WARNER &c CO.,
Pr0prietOrs Of ''VarneTs SAFE Cure.
That We may emphasize and clearly ex.
plain the relation the kidneys sustain to the
general health, and how much is dependent
upon them, We propose, mstap hOriCaily
speaking, to take one from the human body,
place in the wash bowl before Us, and eL-
anime IL for the public benefit
You viii imagine that We have before us a
body shaped ike bean smooth and glisten-
ngs about four inches IN length two ia
width, and Ous in thickness. it ordinarily
weighs in the adult male, about five ounces
but 10 somewhat lighter in the female A
small Organr you say. But understand, the
cody 1.-THE average size man contains about
Ten quarts or BLOOD Of lChtch eUeTy drop
passes through these filters or SelDsTS, as they
may be 1lled, many times a day as often
as through the heart making a complete
evolution IN three minutes. From the blood
Ehey separate the waste material, working
tWay steadily night and day, sleeping or
waking, Usreless as the heart itself, and fully
Of as much vital lmp OrtauCes removing i'm
OurlJes, from slZty-hve gallons Of blood each
hour or about tOrty-nlDs barrels each day,
3r 8, l25 hOgshsads . yearI What a wonder
hat the kidneys can last any length of time
uuder this prOdigigdB stralns treated and
neglected as they are2
We slice this delicate organ open length
use with our knife and viii roughly dss-
srlDs its interior.
We ind it TO be of a rsdCish-brown color,
oft and easily torn; filled with hundreds Of
title tubes, short and thread-lks, starting
rom the arteries, ending in a little tuft
bout midway from the outside opening in
ID a cavity OF considerable size which is
salled le pelV1s Or roughly speaking, sac
Whlcu Is for the purpose Of holding water to
urther undergo publication before 1t passes
lOWn from here into the ureters, and so on
20 the outside Of the body. These little tubes
are the filters which do their work sutUmat-
6ally, and right here IS LUheTs the disease Of
he kidney FIRST begins.
Ding the vast amount OF work which
hey are obliged TO, from the slightest irreg-
llar1ty In our habits from cold from high
living, from stimuiants or a thousand and
me other causes which occur every day,
hey become somewhat weakened in their
IeEYs force
What is the result2 Congestion or stop
age Of the current OF blood in the small
Hood vessels surrounding them which be
ONE blocked these delicate membranes are
rEitatsd; Inflammation is set up, then pus is
5Ormed, which collects in the peIVis or sac;
he tubes are at first partially, and soon are
0taliy unable to do their work. The pei
10 sac goes on distending with this CoErup-
ion, pressing upon the blood vessels. All
his time, remember, the blood, which is en-
srlng the kidneys to be filtered, is passing
Trough this terrible, disgusting Pus, for it
'anuOt take any other rOut5l
Stop and think Of il for a moment. Do
you realize the importance, nay the vital
I6C5ssity, OF having the kidneys In srderI
Jan you expect when they are diseased or
Instructed, no matter how little, thar you
fan hive pure blood and escape diSedsgF 1t
yOula be lust as reasonable to expect, if q
J6st-nOuss was set across Broadway and
Countless thousands were compelled TO 90
hr0ugh It's p6sulential DOORS an escape
trOE4 COntagioD and disease, as for one to
zp5st the blood to escape pollution when
constantly running through a diseased KID
icy.
Now, what is the result2 Why, that the
blood takes up and deposits this poison as it
,Weeps along into every organ into every
inch of muscle, tissue, flesh and bone. from
our head to your feet. And Whenever
rom hereditary influence or otherwise some
part of the body is weaker than another, a
countless train Of diseases Is established such
8 consumption in weak lungs dyspepsia
where there Is a delicate stOmachs nervous
uesss insanity paralysis or heart disease IN
those Wh9 have weak nerves.
The heart mast soon feel the effects Of the
poison as &c requires pure blood TO keep @ III
right action 1t increases its stroke IN NUM-
b=r and force to compensate for the natural
-tlmulus wanting, IN its endeavOr to crowd
he impure blood through this obstruction,
causing pain, palpitatiOn, or an Out-Of-
breath feeling. Unnatural as this forced
abOr is, the heart must soon falber5 becOm-
ing weaker and weaker until one day 10 sud
denly stops, and death from apparent "heart
disease" is the verdict.
But the medical profession, learned and
dlgnlned, call these diseases by high sound
ing names, treat them alone, and patients
die, for the arteries are carrying StOtC death
to The affected part, constantly adding fuel
brought from these suppurating, pus-ladsn
kidneys which here IN our wash bowl are
very putrsfactiOu itself, and which should
have been cured first.
But this is not all the kidneys have to doi
for you stranlember that each adult cakes
about seven pounds Of nOurishment every
tW5nty-fOur hours to supply the waste Of
the body which Is constantly going on a
waste equal to the quantity taken This, too,
the kidneys have to separate from the blood
with all other deCom posing matter.
But you say, NMy kidneys ars all right. !
have no pain in the back" Mistaken man
People die of kidney disease Of SO bad char
asber that the Orga g are rotten and yet
they have HsUer there had O pain nor an ache ]
Why2 Because the disease begins, as We
have shown, in the interior of the kidney
where there are fen nerves Of feeling TO con-
Vey the gsnsatiOn of pain. Why this Is 90
We may never know.
When YOU consider their great work, the
dehcaCy Of their structure the ease with
which they are deEangsds can you wonder at
the ll-heaith Of Cur men and women
Health and long life cannot be expected
when so vital an organ Is impaired. NO
wonder some writer's say We are degen6rat-
ing. Don't you see the great, the extreme
importance Of keeping this machinery IN
working ordsER Gould the finest engine do
even a fractional part OF this work. without
attention from the sngineerf Don't you see
how dangerous this hidden disease 1sf 1t iz
lurking about rs constantly without giving
any indication OF its presence
The most skilled physicians cannot detect
{ at times, for The kidneys GlsnlssEDes .eanzss.l
De examined by any means which We nave a.
lur command. Even an analysis OF the
water. chemically and microscoplcall9s re-
FeaEs nothing definite IN many cases even
Fhen the kidneys are fairly broken down.
Then look out for Them as disease no
matter where situated to IS Per ee4t.5 e.
shown by after death examinations mas ia
origin in the breaking down OF these secret
ing tubes IN th8inbsriOE of the kidney
As you value health as you desire long
life frss from Sickness and suffering, give
thsss organs some attention Keep them u
good condition and thus prevent as IS e174-
y done) all disease.
Warmers SAFE Cure, Es it becomes yea2
after year better known for Its wonderful
cures and its power over the HdneyeB Aa7
done and Is doing more 20 increase the AN1L-
ace duration Of life thEn all the physician
and medicines known Warmers safe Cure
is a true specific, mild bat certain harmless
but energetic and agreeable to the taste
Take it when sick as a care ana never lei
q month 90 by If you need It, without J5A-
ing a Few bottles as g preventive that the
EEidnsvg NAV be kept in proper order the
blood pure, that health and long life may De
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