The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-18
SCIENTIFIC TRUTH /
70 the saltoE Of shs scisasinc American

u GA1eA tnG R0bkAo kD0yFs bat L1afle, /
1erthy Il 0E-eH1l COassasEasson.
10 the EIastor Of ne soisasiac American:
VIII you permit "a 90 make known TO
the public the facts Ne have learned
during the past 8 years, concerning dis |
orders OF the human kidneys and the /
organs which diseased kidneys 20 easlly |
break down. You are conducting . |
Scientific paper, aud sre unprejudieed |
except In favor of TRUTH. Is ia nesd-
less 10 say. no medical journal Of ''ccde''
Standing would zdmit thees facts, fog
very Obvious reasons.
H. 81. WARNKR & Co.,
ProprietoEs OF 'sWaxneEs Safe Cure.'
That We may emphasize and clearly
explain the relation the Kidneys sustain
70 the general heath, ana how much Is
dependent upon thems We propose, met
aphoriacallY speaking, 70 take one from
tbs human body, place IN the Wash-bowl
before az. end examine Il for the public
benefit.
You will imagine that we have before
us q body shaped like bean, smooth
and. ghLstenisg, about four inches in
length, two in width, and one in thick
neas. Il ordinarily weighs In the adult
male. about i've ounces, hut Is somewhat
lighter In the female. A small organ !?
you say. But understand, the body of
me average size man contains about ten
quarts Of blood, Of which every drop
passes through these hlters or sewers,
as they may be called, many tImes
day, Is often as through the
heart, making . complete reVolu-
tion In three minutes. From the
blood they seperate the waste material,
working away steadily, night and day,
sleeping or waking, iIrelees as the heart
itself, and fully of as much vital import
ance; removing impurities from 65 gall
ions Of blood each hour, or about 49 bar
reis each day, or 9.f25 hogsheads each
year! What wonder that the kidneys
can last any length OF time under such
q fearful strain, treated and neglected Is
they arei
We slice the delicate organ open
leDgthWlse with our knife, and will
roughly describe Its interior.
We ind IL 70 be Of Teddish-brown
color, soft and easily torn; filled with
hundreds Of little tubes, short and
thyead like, starting from the arteries,
ending in . little tuft about mid
way from the outside opening into q
cavity of considerable size, which Is
i CoiIoO hAAo PCAytS Us AOoSHty SpooA1nSs .
sac, which Is for the purpose OF holding
the water 70 further Undergo Putre-
faction before 1t passes down from here
into the ureters. and so on to she outside
of the body. These little tubes are the
filters which do their work aufomatI.
cally, and right here is where the dis.
ease OF the kidney first begins.
Doing the vast amount of work which
they are obliged to, from the slightest
irregularity in our habits, from cold
from high living, from stimulants or .
thousand and one other causes which
occur every day, they become some.
what weakened in their nerve force.
What is the result? Congestion OF
stoppage of the current of blood In the
small blood vessels surrounding them
which become blocked; these delicals
membranes are irrttated; Inflammation
IL set up, then pue IL formed, which col
lects in the pelvis or sac; the tubes are
at first partially, and soon are totally
unable TO do their work. The pelvic
, sac goes on dIetendlng with this corrup
ton, pressing upon the blood vessels.
ALI this time, remember, the blood
which IS entering the kidneys to be ii
tered, is passing through this terrible
disgusting .pus, for It cannot take AM
Stop and think of it for q moment
Do you realize the importance, nay the
vital necessity, of having the kidneys II
order! Can you expect when they are
diseased or obsiructed, no matter how
little, that you can have pure blood an6
escape disease? It would be Just a
reasonable to expect, If 9 pest honse
were set acoss Broadway and countless
thousands were compelled to go through
its pestiiential doors, an escape from
contagion and disease, as for one &c
expect the blood TO escape pollution
when constantly running through dis
eased kidneys.
Now, what is the result? Why, thai
the blood takes up aud deposits this
poison as 1t sweeps along into every or
gan, into every inch of muscle, tissue
flesh ana bone, from your head 70 your
feet. And whenever, from hereditary
influence or otherwise, some part OF the
body is weaker than another, countless
train of diseases Is established. such as
consumption, in weak lungs, dyspepsia
where there is delicate stomach, nerv-
business, insanity, paralysis or heat dis
ease in those who have weak nerves.
The heart must soon feel the effects of
the poison, as it requires pure blood to
keep it in right action. 1t Increases its
stroke in number and force 10 compen-
sale for the natural stimulus wanting, in
its endeavor 70 crowd the impure blood
through this obstruction, causing pain,
palpitation, on an Out-of. breath feeling.
Unnatural as this forced labor is, the
heart must soon falter, becoming weaker
and weaker until one day It suddenly
stops, and death from apparent "heart
disease" is the verdict.
But the medical profession, learned
and dignIfied, call these diseases by
h.
| and patients die, for the arteries are car
rying slow death to the affected part,
constantly adding fuel brought from
these suppurating, pus-laden kidneys
| which here IN our Wash-bowl are very
| putrefacfion itself, and which should
have been cured first.
But this lie not all the kidneys have to
! do; for yoC must remember that each
adult takes about seven pounds Of nour-
ishment every tWenty-fOuF hours to sup
ply the waste of the body which Is con-
stantly going on, weste equal to the
quantity taken. This, too, the kidneys
have to separate from the blood with all
other decOmposiDg matter.
But you say, 'my kidneys sre all
right. I have no pain in the back.
Mistaken man! People die of kidney
disease of 90 bad . character that the
organs are rotten, and yet they have
never there had pain nor an ache!
Why? Because the disease begins, a.
we have shown, in the interior of the
kidney, where there are few nerves of
feeling to convey the sensation Of pam.
Whv this is so we may never know.
When you consider their great work,
the delicacy of their structure, the ease
with which they are derHDged, can you
wonder at the Ill health OF our men and
6AaftH nj lnFa
be expected when 60 vital an organ Is
impaired. No wonder some writers say
we are degeneratiDg. Don't you zee the
great, the extreme importance Of keep
ing this machinery In working order?
Could the best e. CINE do even fraction
81 part of this work, without attention
from the engineer? Don't you see how
dangerous this hidden disease is?
It is lurking about a. constantly, with
out giving any Indication of its presence
The most skillful physicians cannot
detect il at timee. tor the kidneys them
selves csDnot be examined by any means
which We have ct our command. Even
an analysis OF the water, chemically and
micrOecopically, reveals nothing definite
in many cases, even when the kidneys
are fairly broken down.
Thea look out for them. as disease, no
matter where situated, 60 90 per cent,
as shown by after -deaGh examInaifo0,
hiss ITS origin in the breaking down of
these secreting tubes in the interior o!
the kidneys
As you value health, as you desire
long life free from sickness and suffer
ing, give these organs some attention
Keep them in good condition and thus
prevent (ss Is easily donel all disease.
Warmers Safe Cure, ss 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 isa true
specific, mild but certain. harmless bat