The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-10-28
/. SCIENTIFIC ii TRUTH.
Regarding the Functions or an
Important Organ.
" Which the Public KNOWS But Little. worthy
Careful Coubi fi0u 81

IVA V6SAU $SI Is ale
Nhisa y: s. Fable Z, xass. ns. worthy
p the Editor q the scientiac American:
i'll you permit us to make known
70 the public the facts We have learned
tduringthe past 3 years; corning dis
orders ofithe human 4 idneys and the
organs which diseased Kidneys SO east.
Iily break down2 You are con- Quoting a.
Scientific paper and are unprecedented
except in favor OF TRUTH. It Is need.
less TO say, no dicals J ournal OF
Code standing would admit these
tacts, for very obvious reasons.
81. II. WARN Err q CO.
Proprietors of sfssW farmers Safe Cure, IS
That we may empha size and clearly
explain the lation the kidneys :srs-
tain to the general heal th; and how
much is depend dent upon them, I'VE pro-
pose metaph orically speaking, to take
one from the human body, place in
1.-The wash bowl before us, and examine
ltior the public benefit. III
fore us Sa body shaped like a. bean,
lsmooth and stening, alb out four in.4
lches i'm length two in width, and one
lin hickness. III ord inarily weighs in
1.-THE adult male, about five; ounces, but
lis somewhat lighter in the female. "a;
small organ2 you say. But under
lSstand, the body Of the average
lsize man contains about ten quarts
Il OF blood Of Il aaiicA every d drop
/ passes through these filters or sewers,
as they may be called & many times
l5day, as often al throu the \ heart,
making 8 complet revol Tuition in three
lsminute s. From the blood they: separ
rate the waste mat erial, working away
steadily night and day sleeping or
waking, tireless as the heart ITSELF
and full 81 fas much vital imp rtance;l
lremoving Impurities q from sixty-five
igallonsS Of blood each hour, or5about
Edo barrels each day, or s, 1255
a yearl w hat a. wonder
ithat the kidneys can last any length,
lsdf time.tihd Ter this pro igi ous strain,
/ treated and negle cted as. they are2
Ne slice this delicate organ open
lSlength with our a knife, and will
]roughly describe its interior
We find tito be OF q ddish- brown
color, 30 tt and easily torn; filed with
Hundreds of little tubes, short and;
thread -like, starting from the arteries,
lending in alittle &tuft about midway.
4 from The outside opening into a cavity
LOT considerable size, which is called
1.-the pelYis or, ro lghly peaking,G q sac.
which is for the purpose Of holding,
the water; to further. und ergo puri 6ca-S
i tionsbefo ore it passes down from here;
i into the ureterS; and 30 on to the OUT
side cfsthe body These little tubes.
are the flters which do their work at1-,
Etorna ideally, 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
Eslightest irregula rlty lin our habits.
from cold from high living, from slim
4 uiants or q th ousand and one other
causes which occur every day, they
4 become somewhat weakened in their.
NERVE force. IL s TIT ,ssg
What IS the result2 Congestion or
Estoppagek of the current Of blood ii
q 1.-The, small blood vessels surrounding
them, which become blocked; these
4 Observation-Disclosures are irritated; in
4 Illumination ISIS up, then pus is form
Lee, which col ects in the pelyis or sac;
4 the tut es are at first partially, and
4 soon are totally unable to do their
y work The pelYis sac goes on distend-
on the blood vessels. All this tine,,
remember the blood, which is enter
ing the kidneys to be filtered, is pass
ling thron this $terribl lie, disgusting
Epns, for i'll cannot take any other.
Eroutel ss vi m \; tts
| Stop and think OF it for mo ment..
4 Do you realize the Importance, nay;
4 the vital necessity, Of having the kid.
4 neys in ord err Can you expect when
4 they are diseased or obstructed, no
4 matter how little. thatEy gu can have
n pure blood and escape diseased It
would be just as reaso enable to expect,
Slsif pest-house were set across Broad
4 way and count Iess thousands were
compelled to go through its pestilen-
u tialI oors, an escape from contagion
and disease, as for one. to expect: the
/: blood to escape pollution when CON.
# stantly running through q diseased
kidney
Now, what Is the result2 Why, that
the blood takes up and deposits this
4 poison as 1T sweeps along into every
q organ, into every inch of muscle, It's
\ sue, flesh and bone, from your head to
sIsyour5 feet. And whenever, from hered-
ditary influence or otherwise, some
part Of the. body, is weaker than am
i other, a countless train Of diseases is
4 established such as consumption in
weak lungs, dysp epsia, where there Is
4 q delicate stomach; nervousness, in
sanity, paralysis or heart disease in
4 those who have weak nerves.
The heart must soon feel the effects
1 sof the poison, as it requires pure blood
Ito keep it in right action. It in
Il creases itsstroke in number and force
4 to.compensate3 for the natural stimu-
4 lus wanting, in its endeavor to crowd
1.-The impure blood through this OBJ:
Il truction, causing pain, palpitation,
4 For an out.of breath feeling. Unnat-
4 ural as this forced labor is; the, heart
Unjust soon falter, becoming weaker
Hand weaker. untll one day it suddenly
4 stops, and death from apparent
! s'heart disease Is the verdict.
But the medical pre- fession, learned
I and sdignified, " call these diseases by
high sounding names; treat them
4 alone, and patient die, for the arteries
4. are carrying slow death TO the affected
4 part, constantly adding fuel brought
froms these suppur ating, pus, laden kid
a neys which here in our wash-b bowl are
livery putrefa ton Sitself, and which
4 should have been cured first 4 VI
But this is not all the kidneys have
A to do; for you must remember that
4 each adult takes about seven pounds
b OF nourishnl ant every twenty four
81 hours to supply the waste Of the body
which is constantly going on, q waste
4 equal to the quantity taken. This,