Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

doion? You are conducting a Scientific
paper, and are unprtjudiced except in
IdUor Of TRUTH. II Is needless 10 say,
no medical journal Of "Code" standing
Dould admit these Jdctt, for rery Obvious
reasons.
ProprietOrS Of Wurner's SAFE Cure. y
That we may emphasize and clearly
explain the relation the kidneys sus-
tain to the general health, and how
much is dependent upon them, we pro
pose, metaphoricslly speaking, to take
enc from the human body, place In the
wash bowl before us, and examine IL
for the public benefit.
You will imagine that We have before
us body shaped like q bean, smooth
land Rlistening, about four inches in
length. two In width, and one in thick
ness. 1t ordinarily weighs In the adult
male about FIVE ounces, but is some
what lighter In the female. A small
organ? you say. But understand, the
body OF the average size man contains
about ten quarts Of blood, Of which
every drop passes through these filters
or sewers, as they may be called, many
times day, rs often as through the
heart, making q complete revolution In
, three minutes. From the blood they
separate the waste material, working
laway steadily, night and day, sleeping
! or waking, tireless as the heart ITSELF
and fully Of as much vital Importance
removing impurities from 65 gallons OF
blood each hour, on about ~ barrels
each day, or 9,125 hogsheads year
What q wonder that the kidneys oan
: last any length OF time under this pro-
ldiRious strain, treated and neglected ae
they are
We slice this delicate organ open
length wise with our knife, and will
@ roughly describe ite interior.
al We lind it to be OF reddish-brown
n color, soft and easily torn hlled with
v hundreds of little tubes, short and
i thread like, starting from the arteries,
q ending In a little tuft about midway
It from the outside opening into.a cavity
a of considerable size, which Is called
e the pelvis or, roughly speaking, q sac
I. which Is for the purpose Of holding tht
l. water TO further undergo purihcatioI
Il before 1t passes down from here intC
the ureters, and 30 On TO tho outside o.
n the body. These little tubes are thu
fltars which do their work automati-
lcally, and right here is where the diseas'
of the kidney first begins.
la Doing the vast amount of work whicl
# they are obliged to, from tho slightes
re irregularlty In our habits, from cold
~ from high living, from stimulants or
a. thousand and ono other causes whicl
IA occur every day, they become some
- what weakened In aheiF nerve force.
"A What is the result Congestion O
osI stoppaRe Of the current of blood In tn
~ small blood vessels surrounding them
= which become blocked these delicat
: mem branes are irrikated inAammatio
Is set up, then pus is formed, whci
oollects In the pelvls or sac the tube
arc ct first partially, and soon are e
tally, unable to do their work. Th
'st pelvic sac goes on distending with thl
e, corruption, pressing upon the bloc
no vessels. All this me, remember, th
on blood, which Is entering the kidneys :
Il, be filtered, Is passing through this To-
ed rible, disgusting pus, for 1t cannot TAX
g. any other route
In Stop and think or It for moment
IN Do you realize the Importance, nay II
ng vital necessity of having the kidneys
u order2 Can you expect when they 81
ry diseased or obstructed, no matter no
little, that you can have pure blood an
escape disease2 It would be just I
reasonable to expect, If pest houi
rs, were set across Broadway and countle
he thousands we're compelled TO go throuG
ed its pestilential doors, an escape fro
on contagion and disease, as for one to e.
ad pect the blood TO etcape pollution whit
an constantly running through disease
ng kidney.
ect Now, what is the result ? Why. th
raj the blood takes up and deposits Il
n. +, poison Oh 1t sweeps along into eve
organ, into every inch Of muscle, ,tissu
flesh and bone, from your head tn 20
in feet. And whenever, from heredita
"a. aac influence or otherwise, some part OF t
"a body 10 weaker than another, a countlt
me train of diseases IN established, such
,en- consumption, in weak lungs, dyspeps
N where there is delicate stomsc
, ,eat ~ nervousness, insanity, paralysis
for heart disease in those who have we
.r1h nerves.
The heart must soon feel the effects
the poison, as 1t requires pure blood
keep 1t In right RoJion, 1t increases
!. Ia stroke In number and force to compt
,est safe for the natural stimulus wantiI
ing in itendeavor to crowd thelimpure bio
,dy through this obstruction, causing pa
nit. lpalpitation, or an out. Of. breath feelir
ery Unnatural az this forced labor Is,
DDS heart must soon falter, becoming wea
er and weaker until one day 1t sudd'
stops, and death from apparent "he'
disease" Is the vetdictl
eet, But the medical profession, learn
lse, and diQnified, call these diseases
And hi Oh. sounding names, treat them alol
and and patients die, for the arteries 1
ket carrying slow death TO the affected pa
cry constantly adding fuel brought fri
In ~ nua iadAn ki1ne
which here in our wash bowl are We
lputrefaction itself, and which shot
esd have been cured first.
ur- But this Is not all the kidneys ha
to to do; for you must remember u
use, each adult takes about seven pounds
OK. nourishment every twenty-four hol
Der TO supply the waste Of the body viii
is constantly going on. q waste eq'
70 the quantity taken. This, too,
kidneys have t0 separate from
gar blood with all other deoomposing m
ock ter.
'est But you say, "my kidneys are
an fright. have nc pain in the bacl
OF Mistaken man! People die Of kidr
disease of 30 bad q character that
organs are rotten, and yet they hs
never there had q pain nor an ache
lose Why? Because the disease begi
nay as we have shown, In the interior
on the kidney, where there are few ner'
70 of feeling to convey the sensation
ION pain. Why this 10 80 we may ne
o"' know.
When you consider their great wo
the delicacy of their structure, the o
with which they are deranged,
and Won wonder at the i'll l-health Of our n
and and women i? Health and long
just cannot be expected when 80 vital