Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-12-04
.csENTIFlc TRUTH
9gardinS the Functions OF
an Important Organ.

an Important Organ.
&c which the Public Ksews 8ut HAt-
,ls-.Wsrthy Careful Censideratisn.
Q he Editor Of he Sciemsifc Amerieom:
VIZ you permit Us to make knosn 10 The
bic tbs Jaess zoe Aa.s learned daring tM
34st s years, concerning disorders Of M
imam kidnsys end ne organs which dis
;sed kidneys % sosily break docn. Yoa
70 conducting scientific paper and are
{ r. preiNdtced except IN favor Of Truth. II
) useless 10 say NO medical Journal Of
Cods" ssaNdin6 sco.sld admit tAsss fools
Or very obvious reasons.
II. II. WARNER & CO.,
Ropristors "Warnsr's Safe Cure"
That We may emphasize and clearly
plain the relation the kidneys sustain
, thu general health, and how much Is
lependsnt upon them, We propose, met
phorically speaking. to take one nom
20 human body, place In the wash
owl before W, and examine 1t for the
ablic benefit.
You will imagine that We have before
5 body shaped like bean, smooth
I'D glistsning. about four inches In
myth, two In width and one in thick
as. II ordinarily weighs in the adult
ale about Ave ounces. but Ia somewhat
Inter In the female. A small oreanf
III say. Bot understand, the body Of
re average sise man contains about
en- qssarss Of bIesd, Of which erery drop
,assss through thsss faters o. sessers, ~
aey may BE- called. many tinsss dey,
rs often - the heart. making complete
evolution In thrst nsinwtss. From the
Wood they separate the waste material,
Sorkins away stssdily night and day.
sleeping @ waking. treiess e the heart
tseif. and FULLY 81 as much importance;
removing Impurities from sixty-fve gal
uine barrels each day, or 8,l25 hegs-
hesds . yearl What . wonder that the
kidneys can last any length Of time
under this prodigious strain, treated and
neglected 40 they are?
We alice this delicate organ open
ength wise With our knife and will rough
Y describe IL interior:
We And II to be Of q reddish. brown
color, soft and easily torn. filed with
hundreds Of littl.A tubes. short and
thread-like, starting from the arteries.
ending in little tufs about midway from
Tho outside opsMing Of Q cavity Of con-
sidssabls sise, which IL called the pelvis.
e, roughly speaking, . sack, which Is
iot the purpose u holding the water to
:usthss u.dssyo publication before \
passes down from here Into the ureters,
and % on 10 The outside Of the body
rhess little tubes xre the filters which
do their work automatically, and rigA'
hsrs T. s0Asrs III dissass Of tie kidney fire.
beQt~s. :. j.,
they ara obliged 70, from the slightee'
| :rrseuiavlty In our habits. from cold
rom high living. from stimUlants Or 8
thoosaud and one other causes which
occur every day. they become somswhs
wsakeusd In their nerve force.
What IL The rssult7 Cngestion o
-toppage Of the current Of blood In IL,
man Blood vessels surrounding them
which, become blocked these delicat
nembranes ass irritated; inflammation
g set up, then pus is formed, which col
ects In the pslvis or sac the tubes O.,
It frsa partially, and soon are totally
Unable 70 DO their work. The pslri
-sc goes on distsnding with this corrup
ion, pressing upon the blood seeseli
All this time. remember, the blood
. :hich 10 entering the kidneys 10 be ~
ed, il passing through this terrible, d.,
e'sng pss. for Il cannot take any oths
cute
Stop and think Of it for q momen
10 you realize the importance, nay th
ital necessity, Of having the kidneys
rider? Can you expect when they a
iseased or obstructed, NO matter hO'
cape dissassf 1t would be just as re'
Z HIo 20 >~Donf ~ Nh urn,
= 1t across Broadway and countless tho,
"a were compelled to go through i
;estilentisi doors. and escape from cont
ion and disease. as for one to expe
he blood to escape rnllution when cor
.antly running through diseased ki'
ley.
Now, what 10 the RESULT Why, tn
t he blood takes up and deposits til
ryan, into every inch Of muscle, tissu
e :esh and bone, from your head 10 yc
. ct. And whenever, from heredital
,duencs or otherwise, come part Of Il
% ody 10 weaker than another, . eountle
rain Of diseases il established, auch
consumption in weak lungs, dyspspsi
3 here there 10 q delicate stomach
.ervousness. insanity, paralysis or hes
isease In those who have weak nerve
J. The heart must soon feel the eTects Of
poison. a. Il requires pure blood to keep Il
ioht action. 1t increases it's stroke
}. lumber and force TO compensate for Il
natural stimulus wanting, in IL e
y ,ieavor 70 crowd the impure bio
{. through theis obstruction. causing pal
;. palpitation, or an out-of-breath fselin
~ Unnatural - this forced labor 10, 4
D, heart must soon ialtcr, becoming veal
and weaker until one day II swddsr
stops, and death from apparent che,
Iiseaso" II the verdict.
ct But tho medical profession, learn
. and digninsd. call these diseases BY hi
. sounding names. treat them alone, .
re patients die, for As orisriss ass eosryI
.. slov dsotA 70 hs effected ports, constant
"' adding fuel brought from these suppur
er ing, pus-laden kidneys which here In {
q. wash.howl arc very putrefaction Its,
90 and which should have bean cured III
n. But this 10 mot all the kidneys have
do; for you must remember that @
adult takes about seven pounds
!. nouFishment every twenty-four hours
w. supply the waste Of the body which
N, constantly going on. = waste equal
ID, the quantity taken. This. too, (
"a Kidneys have 70 separate from the BIZ
- with al oshsr accompanying matter.
re- But yeu cay, my kidneys are
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