The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Gipre, Udiced tfceptm fdcOr oj iRtIh. A. is us,lsss 10 sag no medicrl Journal of "Code' s'anding uo,tld admit these Jacss for tery O5r,ous reasOas
 Y. 1T. WARNER 4 CO,
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 That we may emphasize and clearly explain the relation ,e kidneys susia.n to tn" general health, and how much is dependent upon them, we propose, met aphotictliy speaking, to take one from t,ie h. m m body, place in the wash kowl l. Ira us, and examine it for the public benefit.
 You will imagine that we have before as body shaped like bean, smooth and glistening, about four inches in length, two in width and one in thick ness. It ordinarily weighs in t!Ie adrli male aho t 6v" ounces. but ia somewhat 1 lighter in tine female. A small o'gan? you say. But uGl-r-tand, thr body of the average size man contains abou; SsH ,itr:s of L.o'd Df rrhich t,try drop pqsses through these fies or S~srs, as thcy may ha called, nGap tines q day. as o!ten as the heart, III. king complete revolution in thies miauies. F::m thc s,'o"" thrv s"N,"ate the vase material, wvrsing away steadily night and day, q pig 'ir wntin.s. t'relesp as the heart t";.l!. an fully q! AS mIrh importance; r.'movirg impurities rom sixty five gal i1as of hlOOd edch hour, or aDrut i"rIy uI!!r birre.s each day, or Q, l25 hog-- he dS year! What wonder that the k .neys can last any length uf time undsr this prodei'us strain, tieateI and nea sc,c" a> they are?
 We slice th's delicate organ open 'argthw-e N tn oul knife and VI ii rough Y drscEine its lntefior:
 We find 1t to he of a redtli1h-brown ,u.or -ojt ard ea-ily torn. filed With hundr, ds of little tUhes, short and 5, fe.a-like, starting from the ar,ericS, ending n A littic tutt about midway from h" outside oucninI fl cavity of con siderable size, which is called the i'elvis. T, ron hly Ppeasilg, a sack which is 10 IEc rui Dos" O. hold nL tlie water to la iher undergo publication before it passes down t,oGl here nto the ureters. and SO an to the outside of the body. Theee little tubes are tine filters which do their work automatically, and right here iS ,ctere the d;Ssose of the kidney trsl J.yj,s.
 Doing the vast amount of work which
 
 ir.,'guIarity in our habits, from cold, IT Tn iig!i living, ircm stimulants or thou, ant an one ot CT caii"es wh ck C&,cur every d#y the, become sonew hat V W,,%tHci In tieir Uerve force.
 What ie ti,c result? Congestion or sroprag- of the curltn. of blood in the -,n,i nood vtnscls ,,f~",,u' di.t itrrl, which iccome h.cck~d; rlNsa delicate p,p,,, l,,a,.. iyt;!, ;,.,l fl is SC; t.i,, then pus ir loinra which r"l. l.ciF II, lhr p.l,i- or sac, the tubes ae \, Ert paIi,aly, ami Fcon are total ', Il .hle to do the.r wcrE T!e pelvic sHc Eo-s on ,i,tcnd r. w,,h ti.is cor~uD. lirr. pressing Upon r Q r,.'od verSels. h'l tls Iilae, remember, the liood. yh ch is entering the kju "ys 10 be fi. te cd, k pG; giag thro'i0' ,his terrible, dis- roU;e
 Stop and ih rk of it for moment. I" you re.,i 4e tie imror an,G. ray tiie v.iAi n' cesrly, of i.aNlnE thc kidneys il, o:der? Cal. Ou expec, when they are diseased "r ohs;ructet. no matter i,ow h,t!e, thHt vcu can have p,ue blood ard escrrs d:;eqsrf 1. wuil:i ie iu,t as req ssnaH.c tu expect, ii 6 rcF' l"use We're set scrnFs Z uaGway and cIuntlrss :hnu- sands were mpsiitd .o 70 through its pest'le,,tii. t!oors, gnd cscapc rom conts- gloT and d.sea6s, as t'.y one 10 expect the h op! to escape DO !ut.on Wiien ron- stant.y iuhniAg through disGa'1d k.d- nev
 Now, what io the result? Why, flat the blood takes up and d.,""its t!is po!fon Ss 1t sweepe q oriy into every ,.., ,.. flesh and boLe, from yCtr head to yolir feet. .ind whenever. from hereditary n'rurncs or GtieNisc, ,C,. ' pat of ihe body i- weaker than d o'ber countless tram ot diseases is es'a ,i-ie, snch as consumption in neak lrngS. dyslHs sia. shcYe there is g Geii, ale slolnach nsifonsr es5, insanity, para ysis or hear. 9ipcacc iH those who haze weak nerves
 The heart must SCOT jcr, 'hc z. ecfs of the poison, as Il reqrtrts pure bl0ud 10 kSep q tn 'fGht action. IL increases it's stroke ir u1mber ana force to cum"ens.itc for tho natural stimulus wa;i!ng, in its cn. desvor 10 crowd ti,- impure blooi ihrongh theis oDs,rci Ion, causing rain, palpuaion, or an oui-oi breath i.chng. Unnatural as tiis forced lahor is, the hear, mus soon fal:c.. hecGn,uS weaker and weaker until one day it sudIesly stops, and death f',m apparent "iiear' dieease" is tie verdict .J
 But tie meoirsl ? otcss;Cn, learnel and dignifcd, call ilIe diseases by h Sl sounding Esniea, 'rcai them alone, and patients die, for tht ar C. ies a,s cuiryinq Slov dSaih 10 He O, cc Cd ports, constantly adding futl rCuslt ,IOi! these euppurat- ing, pus-laden klGreys hich lere m our wash-i ON are very rnirtfaciion itself, ard which should Lave been cured iirst.
 But this is iot all the kidneys have to do; for you must remember that each adult takes ahoLt seven pounds of nOurislnent every twenty y-fcnr hours to supply the waste of the boiy which is constantly soinp on, waste equal to the quantity taktn. Thir. t,o, the kidneys have 70 se arate from the blood win all o,her deccnrOsiue matter.
 But you say, ".iy kidneys are all right. have no pain in the back" Mistaken man, People die of kiuney GIsea,e o so bad character that the organs are rotten, and vet they have Eetsr ihe's had rGi, oi dn ache.
 Why? Because tle disease legins. az pe have shown. in he interior of the kidneys, where hGe d,e tew nerces 0j tCeaHg 10 convey Iho seisatlOH ci pain. Why this is so we u,ay never know.
 When you consider then great work. tie delcacy of their structure, the ease with which they gre deranped, can you wonder at the Ill-hea ih ci our men and women? Health ai'.i iong lie cannot he expected when % viiai an organ Is impaired. No wonder some writars cay we are degenerat.ng. Don't you see