Arizona silver belt., 1886-12-11
sciE NTIFIC FRUITS
regarding the Functions OF
an Important Organ.
or which the Public Knows But Nit
tle-. worthy CarernI Consideration.

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uEprCjUdjCH crcept jH far0r q IRrTH. n
is ttyeie2S tn say no medica journal q
"t'ode" stumbling 'rOnld admit These taci,
JOr rCry Curious REASONS.
n. n. WARNER & 90,
Proppje,ors If WarEei's Safe Cure"
That We may emphasizes and clearly
explain the relation tie Kidneys sustain
to the general health, and how much is
dependent upun them, we propose, met
aphoriratly speaking, to take one from
the human body, place in the wash
bowl before us, aud examine Il Tor the
public benefit.
You will imagine that we have before
rs a body shaped like a bean, smooth
aud glistening, about four inches In
length, two in width and one in thick
ness. 1t ordinarily weighs in tie adult
male about five ounces, but Is somewhat
lighter in the female, A small organ?
you say. But understand, the body OF
the Gyeyage size man contains abou'
Ten quarts III iiocd Of mbiek erttg drop
passes through these filters or se@tw, as
they may 10 called, mday apBeS dah
as often as the heart, making a complete
revolution in three minutes From tile
blood they separate the waste material,
working away steadily night and day,
sleeping or waking, tireless as the heart
itself, and fully OF as much importance;
removing impurities from siXty-tiye GdI-
33RS Of Raed sdcA &1tr, or about forty
nine barrels each day, or 9,l25 hogs
/ heads q year. What a wonder that the
kidneys can last any length OF time
under this prodigious strain, treated and
neglected as they aref
We slice this delicate organ open
iengthwise with our knife and will rough
~ describe It's interior;
We find it to be of reddish-hrown
color, soft and easily torn, filled with
hundreds Of little tubes, short ana
( tirpad-Gke, starting from the arteries,
| ending ina little TUT about midway from
| The ontsldc opening ut o cavity o. con-
| siderable size, which Is called the pelyis,
| or, roughly speaking, sack, which is
| for the purpose OF holding the water %
/ further undergo publication before i
/ passes down from here into the ureters,
I and so on to the outside Of the body.
1 These little tubes are the filters which
/ do their work automatically, aud right
/ here Is rrhFrr nc disease II NE kidney hrst
/ begins,
! ANtlkiAE Allt vast NllARthAit va WIN " AiANkA
! they are Obliged to, from the slightest
I irrtgularjty in cur habits, from cold,
! from high living, from stimulaats or q
/ thousand and one other causes which
/ occur every day. they become somewhat
/ weakened ia their nerve force.
! What is the RESULT Congestion or
! stoppage Of the current Of blood in THO
[ small blood vessels surrounding them.
/ which become blocked; these delicate
\ membranes are irriatet inflammation
| is set up, then pus is formed, which col
I lects in the pelYis or sue; the tubes are
\ at first partially, and soon are totally,
/ unable 70 do their work. The pelvie
sac goes on listendiug with this corrup.
| ton, pressing upon the blood vessels.
\ All this tlIle, remember, the blood,
! which IL entering the kilaeys 10 be FL
teted, Is passing ttroRgh hiy tersibLe, Dis
/ gttsfiRg PIX, for il cannot take any other
r0ute
/ Stop and think ~ it for q moment.
DO you raaliEe the Importance nay the
vital necessity, Of having the kidneys in
| order? Can you expect when they are
I diseased or INSTRUCTED, no matter how
| little that you can have pure blood and
I sScape diyeGset II would be Just as rea-
sonable 10 expect, ii a pest house were
I set across Broadway and countless thou.
| sands were compelled to so through its
/ Presidential doors, and escape from conta-
( zion and disease, rs Tor one to expect
I The blood TO escape pollution when con-
SANITY running through o diseased kid
! Tey.
4 Now, What Is the RESULT Why, that
I hc blood takes up and deposits tl,is
ioison as Il sweeps along into every
Igan, into every ipch Of muscle, tissue
scsll and bone, from youF head 10 your
eet And whenever, from hereditary
fiuenCe or Otherwise eona part Of tie
I ody Is weaker than another, countless
rain OF diseases Is established, such as
] assumption in weak lungs, dyspepsia
here there is delicate stomach I;
! eryousness, insanity paralysis OF heart
isease ia those who have weak nerves.
] The heart mast &Cgi, feet ne effects If the
1tsoIl, az 4 rcqaires pure blQod "a Keep IL III
ghi action. II increases its stroke Iii
! amber and force to compensate for the
atuml stimulus wanting, in its en-
r;,Nnr 10 crowd thc impure blood
I iaatrh th4iA Obstruction. causing pain,
] Glpitai0n, OF aa 0ut-of-hreatli feeling.
/ HNmma}aS Mi forced labor ii, The
rarl lr.ss soon "a, er, becoming weaker
nd weaker nniil one day il suddenly
yps. hi 4 ,lr,.tl, from apparent heart
Zen y" N tie ycriirt.
Rlu ne rfoIira ptofession. learned
| ,lGiynifjcd. rall desc diseases by hiqh
pp.iil,p names ruat them alone and
tiea3s dir, for lhs Arteries are carrging
to acaH b he affected paris constantly
ljng fnpl brought rom these suupurat-
bas4l&icn k',.ucys whichhere HI our
tsh-bowl are very putrefaetion itself,
Il which shouia hnye been cured first,
4 Blttlas 81 not "a the Kidneys have 10
lof YOU must remember that each
iii takes about seven bounds 81