San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-09
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That We may emphasize and clearly
explain the relation the kidneys sustain
to the general health, and how much is
dependent upon them, we propose, me-
taphOriCaliy speaking, to take one from
the human body, place in the wash-bOwl
before us, ard examine it for the public
benefit.
You will imagine that we have before
us a body shaped like u bean, smooth
and giisteniBg, 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 tome-
what lighter IN the female. A small or
gan? You say. But understand. the
body Of the average size man contains
about 10 quarts OF blood, of which every
drop passes through these filters or sew
ers, rs they may be called, many times
q day, IS often AS through the heart,
making complete revolution in three
minutes. From the blood they separate
the waste material. working away stead
lily, night and day, sleeping or waking,
tlTeltss rs the heart itself and fully OF
as much vital Importance; rtmuV-
ing impurities from 50 gallons Of
blood each hour. OF about - barre
each day. Or 1925 hogs-hcHds a
year, " hat % wonder that the Kid
neys can last any length OF time under
this prOdIgiOus strain, treated and neg
lected as they are
We slice this delicate organ open
lengthwise with our knife, and will
roughly describe its interior.
We find it to be Of a Teddish-brOwn
color. soft and easily torn; filled with
hundreds OF little tubes short and thread
like, starting from the arteries, ending
in little tuft about midway from the
outside opening into cavity of COnsid-
cradle size, which is called the pelyis
or, roughly speaking, a sac, which Is for
the purpose of holding the water to fur
Their undergo publication before it
passes down from here into the ureters,
and so on to the outside of the body.
These little tubes are the filters which
do their work automatically, and right
here is where the disease of the kidney
first begins.
Doing the vast amount of work which
they are obliged to, from the slightest
irrGgularity in our habits, from cold,
from high living, from stimulants or Il
thousand and one other causes which
occur every day, they become somewhat
weakened in their nerve force.
What is the result? Congestion or
stOppage of the current of blood in the
small blood vessels surrounding them,
which become blocked; these delicate
membranes are iTritated; Inflammation
is set up, then pus is formed, which COL
leCtS in the pelgis or sac; the tubes are
at first partially, and soon are totally,
unable to do their work. Tie pelvic sac
goes on distending with this corruption,
pressing upon the blood vessels. All
this time, remember, the blood, which
is entering the kidneys to be filtered, Ia
passing through this terrible, disgust
ing pus, for il cannot take any other
route,
stop and think OF il for moment.
DO you realize the importance, nay the
vital necessity, OF having the kidneys in
| order? Can you expect when they are
diseased or obstructed, no matter how
| little, that you can have pure blood and
escape disease: 1t would be just as
reasonable to expect, if pest-hOuse
were set across Broadway and counties
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lis peSluehtial DOORS an escape trom
cohtagloI anu ulsease' as lot one 10 eA-
peer lhe Oioou 10 ESCAPE POlluliCh wheI
constantly running through ulseaseu
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estohlished smcb os Observation-Disclosures II
veal limos dvsnansio WHARF tbeTa is :
delicate sfom3cb nervonsness insanity
noreIvSis mr. beart disease In tboSe w h,
have weak nerves
T6o baart met .oor fool H.. ogaotO .
tho noisnn Us If reTmires nmra hIooJ +,
keep it in right action. IL Increases IL
stroke in number and force TO compen
safe for the natural stimulus wanting
in its endeavOr to crowd the impur
blood through this obstruction, causing
pain, palpitatIOn, OF an Out-Of-breatf
| feeling. Unnatural as this forced labo
is, the heart must soon falter. becoming
weaker and weaker until one day il sud
denly stops, and death from apparent
'heart disease" is the verdict,
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