Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-17

ing into a cavity of considerable size,
which is called the wis or, roughly
speaking, 8 sac, which lsfor the purpose OF
holding the water to further undergo puri-
6cation 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
irregglarity in our habits, from cold, from
high living, from stimulants or thousand
and one other causes which occur every
day, they become somewhat weakened In
their nerve force.
What is the resul.2 Congestion or stop.
page of the current of blood in the small
blood vessels surrounding them, which be-
come blocked; these delicate membranes
are irritated; inflammation is set up, then
pus is formed, which collects in the pelvis
or sac; the tubes are at frat partially, and
soon are totally, unable to do their work
| The pelvic sac goes on distending with
this corruption pressing upon the blood
vessels. All this time, remember, the
blood. which is entering the kidneys 10 oe
filtered. is passing through this terrible,
disgusting pus, for it cannot tAke any other
route
Stop and think Of it for moment. DO
you realize the Importance, nay the vital
necessity, OF having the kidneys in order Z
! Can YOU expect when they are diseased or
obstructad. no matter how little that you
can have pure blood and escape disease
1t would be just as reasonable to expect, II
| q neat house was set across Broadway and
countless thousands were compelled to 60
through its pestilential doors, an escape
! from contsgion aud disease, ss for one TO
exuect the blood to escape pollution when
constantly running through diseased
kidney.
Now. what is the result? Why that the
blood takes up and deposits this poison as
it sweeps along into every organ, into every
inch of muscle, tissue, flesh and bone, from
your head to your feet. And whenever,
| from hereditary influence or otherwise, some
part of the body is weaker than another, a
countless train of diseases is established,
sncb az consumption, in weak lungs, dys-
nensia where there is o delicate stomach;
nervousness, insarity, paralysis or heart
disease in thGsa who have weak nerves.
The heart must sooa feel the effects OF
the poison, IS it requires pure blood TO xesp
il in right action. 1t increases Its strose
in number and force to compensate Ter the
natural stimulus wanting, in lts en9esyor
10 crowd the impure blood through this
obstruction, causing pain. pa!pitation, or
an ont of breath feeling. Unuatursl as thus
forced la5or il, Tue heart must soon taiier,
becoming weaker and weaker until one DAY
il suddenly stops, and death from apparent
heart 6isease IL the veraIc'i
But the medical profession, learned and
identified, call these diseases by high-sound'
,pg Names. treot them alone, and patients
die tor the arteries are carrying SLOW death
: 70 the affected part, constantly adding fuel
8 brought from these suppursting, pus laden
. k;dneys which here in Cur wash-bowI are
/ very natretaction itself, and which should
have been cured first.
. Bnt this is not all the kidneys have IA
J 40. for you must remember that eacn
= admit takes about seven pounds OF nour
I ;sbment every twenty four hours to supply
the waste of the body which is constantly
, going on. n waste equal to the quantity
Q Ssken. This, too, the kidneys have TO sep
arste from the blood with all other decom
posing matter.
But you say, my kidneys are all right
7 have no pain in the back. Mistaken
u nanr People die ofkidney disease of 81
8 had a character that the organs are rotten
g and vet they have never there had palI
u nor eu ache.
u WbV2 Because the disease begins, q
q 40 have shown, in the interior OF the KID
nav where there are few nerves OF teehn
. 70 convey the sensation Of pain. Why TIL
> ia So We may never know. .,
J. When you consider their great work IN
&c saTcacv OF their structure, the ease Wit
a which they are dersnged, can you Wonae
!. at the i'll health OF our men and women
Of Health and long lite cannot be expecte3
10 Vben so vital au organ is impaired. n
~ wonder some writers cay We are degenel'
3 ,;ng Don't YOU see the great, the EXTERN
IN ;mnortance of keeping this machinery
&c worLipc order? Could the finest engir
'e- 40 evsn a fractional part OF this VOL
ng w;,hont attention from the engineer
IS Don't YOU see how dangerous this hide
en- disease Isl tits larGing about US co
ng SANITY without giving any indication
its presence.
The most skillful physicians cannot d
,oct il at times Tor the kidneys Intensely
cannot be examined by any means VIII
NE have at our command. Even an an
80 At the water, chemically and mic
4. !co go reveals nothing definite in ma
o.oss even when the kidneys are tsil
broken down.
Then look out for them, as disease
nstter where situated, to 90 per cent,
aSown by afterdeath examinations, has
has orig;n in the breaking down of these
ra' Crai;pr tubes in the interior OF the kldn
ala IA Won desire health, SIS you desire lc
Tts free from sickness and suffering, &
'et' hose organs some attention. heeptheu
SO coo8 condition and thus prevent (asls
feu ily done) 81 disease, :. ,
~ warmers Safe Cure, o. it becomes J
the si,sr wear better known for its Tondsl
Il is S SDres and it's power over the kldneys,
acts Sone and is doing more to increase
aUsrare duration of life than all me pa
nv aVetShS : 3:o;nso knhvn Warn