The National tribune., 1886-04-22

| left cavity of the heart, thence to the lower
cavity, and thence through the arteries and
capillaries to every tissue and organ of the sys-
| tenn. THE kidneys are among the most impor-
tant Of those organs, furnishing as they do, an
| important excretion-that Of the urine They
become diseased, being irritated and congested
| by the presence of le-poisoned blood, and
Brights Disease, Diabetes, and kindred afec-
| lions, result. The unrine becomes scanty, high
colored and at times loaded with red deposits,
or otherdisease products, which produce irrita-
ton and Inflammation of the Bladder, thus
adding another malady to the already-lengthy
catalogue of ailments.
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MalariaI Poisons,
! which are absorbed from the atmosphere taken
| into the lungs, are eliminated or rejected from
| the blood, by the liver, when this organ is in
| good condition, but when it fails in such per-
formances, the system suffers from chills, fever,
! dumb ague, congestive chills, and other phases
of malarial poisoning.
The Symptoms of Liver Disease
and its resultant and kindred affections may
differ according to the circumstances, aptitude,
| temperament, age, or constitutional weakness
of the individual and the complications of the
| disease and its stage of advancement. Not I'M
! frequently the complexion becomes pale and
sallow, and there is pnfiness under the eyes
bilious or sick headache, bitter taste in the
brown fur, hacking cough, fever, restlessness,
sometimes an unnatural greasy appearance of
the skin, at others it is dry and harsh has scaly
or branny eruptions, pimpies, dark blotches and
troublesome itching. The water is frequently
scanty and high -colored and, ifallowed to stand,
deposits a sediment. There is depression Of
spirits and decided tendency to be discouraged
and respondent. The functional powers of the
stomach are impaired, there is loss or irregu
larity of appetite, uneasiness in region of the
stomach, oppression, sometimes nausea and
acid eructations; the bowels become irregular,
usually constipated. and occasionally subject to
obstinate diarrhea, attended with colicky pains.
During the day the circulation is sluggish, and
the feet and hands are apt to be cold, but at
night the pulse is accelerated, and the palms of
the hands and the soles of the feet have a burn
inr Tbo oirr nto-,c ora1l nt
all present in any one case, nor are any two
cases alike in every respect.
Common Sense Treatment.
We appeal to the reader if it is not reasonable
to suppose that all these maladics that can be
clearly traced to common origin or cause,
should be cured by the application of a remedy
known to remove such cause? All these sew
eral divisions of maladies are many times treated
as If entirely unlike in their nature and de-
manding different classes of remedies, accord
ing to the popularity of symptoms manifested.
The writer, nevertheless, confidently asserts
that all the diseases named IN this article can be
and are constantly cured by the use of potent
alternative or blood purifier and liver invigora;
tor. The active remedial properties of the most
efficient agents now known of the above classes
Of medicines are scientifically combined in DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, which acts
especially upon the liver, and through that or
gan upon the blood, cleansing and invigorating
the system generally. The
Golden Medical Discovery
does not debilitate the liver by over stimula-
ton, nor irritate the stomach and bowels by
disturbing the delicate processes of digestion,
neither does it act with severity upon the blood;
but it operates so gently, insensi5ly, and yet
with so much certainty and efficiency, that it
excites the surprise and admiration of all who
use it.
If the bowels are unusually sluggish (chronic
constipation it is advisable, IN conjunction with
the Discovery, to use
Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
which are powerfully Alternative, besides being
mild, gentle and unirtftating, in their opera
ton. They are the natural allies-remedial
assistants-of the Discovery, and the two work
tremendously together. They should be taken
in small doses, only one or two per day, and
their use perseyeringly followed until the
bowels are properly regulated.
Bilious Attacks.
People who are habitually subject to bilious
attacks, bilious headache, sick headache, and
loss of appetite, are pleased to find that course
of the Discovery and Pellets furnishes immunity
from such onsets and prevents their usual recur-
renee. Diseases of the liver are very fully con-
| sidered in the Common Sense Medical Ad-
viser," by R. V. Pierce NJ. D.. lover j 200 pages,
300 illustrations, bound in cloth, price $1.50,
postpaid.
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