Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-02-26

public the facts we have learned during the
past years, concerning disorders of the hui
Kidneys so easily break down You are con-
huGtlhH scientific paper and are unpre
ud'ced except in favor of TKu1H. 1t is need
css 70 say, no medical journal of code"
standing would admit these facts. for very OBJ
Vlous reasons. II. II; WARNER X Co,
Pfopr'etorS ot "Udruer's SAFE cure"
That we may emphasize and clearly cxplsin
the relation the kidneys sustain to the general
health, and how much is dependent u on them
We propose. metuphorically speaking, to take
one from the human body, place in the wash
bowl before us, and examine It for the public
benefit.
You will imagine that we have before us
body shaped Tide Il bean, smooth and gisten-
ing. about four inches IN length, two n width,
the adult male, about Ave ounces. but is some
what lighter in the female. \ small organy
you say. But understand, the body ol the
average size man contains about ten quarts Of
VI nd. Of which ereIU drOp passes WrOugh these
tHcFS or SeUcrS, as they may he called, HtdHu
times ddH as often as through the heart,
making complete revolution in three min
ucs. From the blood they separate the waste
material, working away steadily, night and
day. sleeping or waking, tireless as the heart
Itself, and July OF as much vital importance;
removing impurities from - gallons 0f blood
f ca. hoH, or about 40 barrels each day, or 9.
10 hogshcads year. What wonder that
the kidney can last any length of time under
ms prodgious strain treated and neglected rs
they are
We slice this delicate organ omen length
|
wise with our knife, and will roughly describe
its interior.
We nnd it to bc OF reddsh-brown color,
soft and easily torn filled with hundreds of
tile tubc,, short ana thrcud-like starting
| from the al urflcs, ending IN little TUT about
mi WAY rom the side opening into cav
! lty of considerable size, which is called the
| pei is or. roughly spca king, sac, VIII ch is for
| the purpose of hO,dtng the water to further
| un dctgO publication before it passes down
| from here into the urctcrs, and 50 ON to the
outside the body. Those little tubes are
4 ls ia rfatl-
and rjNt hert is Therc the disease If the kidHty
| tl'St btgtHS.
| 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 Il thousand aad one other
causes which occur cVcrv day. they become
somewhat weukcuel in tdeir uerve force
| WHAT is the result? CoIgcs ION Of stOppage
of the current of bioOa in me small blood
| vessels Surrounding them. which become
blocked: these delicate membranes are irrit-
ated milan alton is set up, then pus is
formed, which collects in the pclvis o: sac;
me tunes are AT nrst partially; and soon are
| totally, unable to do tneir work. The pelvic
sac goes on distcnding with this CORRUPTION,
! pressing upon the blood vessels. All this
time, remember. the blood. which Is entering
| the kidneys to be filtered, is passing tlTOugh
hiS t,'1 die, disgusting P"S, lorit cannot take
anv other route,
stop and think of it for moment. Do you
realize the mpCr aucc, nay the vital necessity
OF having the kidneys in order: Can you
expect when they are diseased or Distracted.
| no matter how little, that YOU can have pure
! blOOd ana escape diSCGSct IT would be just as
| reasonable to expect, If a pest-hOuse were set
| across Broadway aud countless thousands
were compelled TO go through its pestilential
doors to escape from contagion and disease,
as for one to expect the blood to escape pol
! utton when constantly running through
diseased kinney.
! Now. what is the result? Why, that the
blood takes up and deposits this poison Us it
sweeps along into every organ, into every
inch of muscle, tissue. flesh and bone, from
your head To your feet. And whenever, from
ntfpultarN influence ~ otherwise, some part
of the body is weaker than another. count
less train of diseases is established. such as
! consumption III weak lungs, dyspepsia, which
here is II delicate stomach ; nervousness, in
sanity, paral! sis or heart disease in those who
have weak nerves.
The hcdit n,uSi S1ou fceltbc cf,ct Of the pot
san, rs It requires pure biDod to tc,p il in right
force to compensate for the natural stimulus
wanting, in its cndeavOr to crowd the impure
blood through this obstruction, causing pain,
palptation. or an out of breath feeling. Tn
natural as this forced labor is, the heart must
soon fa!ta becoming weaker and weaker I'M
IL one DAY it So denly stops, ana death from
nut the medical profession, learned and
diguiticd, call these disea .cs 10y high-soundlng
names. treat them alone, and patients die, for
the 6to isS are carrying Sipr d'dth Ia the dttcttd
part, constantly adding fuel brought from
these suppurating. pus-lalen kidneys which
here in our wu>h-hOwl are very putrefdCtlOn
itself, and which shOu d have been cured first.
But this is not all the kiddeys have to do
for you must remember that each adul; takes
twenty four hours to supply the waste OF the
body which Is constantly gong on, waste
, equal to the quantity taken. This, too, the
; kidneys have to separate from the blood with
all other docompOslng matter.
But you say. my kidneys are all right !
have no Dain in the back" Mistaken man
People die OF kidney disease of 81 ba Guar
ucter that the organs are rotten, and yet they
have nrrer there hdd pam nor an ache!
why Because the disease begins, as we
have shown, i'll the interior OF the kidneys,
where there are tew nerr,SW f'eung 10 convey
the sensation of pain. Why this is so we may
: never know.
a When you consider their great work, the
delcacy of their structure, the ease with
which they are derauge !. can yOu wonder at
the i'll health of our men and woman? Health
= aud long life cannot be expected when so W.T.
S al nn organ is impaired NO worder some
: writer's say we are dcgenerating. Don't you
| See the great, the extreme Importance of keep
: ing this machinery in working order Could
> the finest engine do even fractional part of
j. this work, without attention from the en-
: gneer; Don'tyou see how dangerous IN {
t hidden disease Is: 1t is lurking about US
I constantly, without giving any indication OF
;, The most ,kHful physicians cannot detect
1t at times, Tor the kidneys ttsmsclres cannot be
t erdmintdby any means which we have at our
= command. Even AN analysis of the water,
y chemically and microscopically, reveals moth
I ing detinatc in many cases, even when the KID
I ueys are fairly broken down.
. | Then look ruI for them, rs disease, no mat
!, ter where situated, to 93 per cent" as shown
| by after-dcath examination, has its origin il
e the breaking down of these sccretlng tut {:
: in the interior of the kidney.
Il As you value health. AS you desire long life
= free from sickness aud suffering, give these
:, organs some attention Keep ttcm III good
condition and thus preventJas is easily done
y all disease.
' Warmers safe Cure, a il becomes year AZ
u ter year better known for lis wonderful cures
i aud is power over the kidneys has done an'
/ Is doing more to increase the average Gura-
J.. tiOn of life than all the physicians and mcdl
p cines known, warmers safe Cure Is trut
specific, mild but certain, harmless but cncr
= sptlg and ugrppA Dlp the