The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-10-29


TO TIE Editor Of ne Scientific AraerSeaa.
Wa uoas permit I'd to make knoacss to the pub
lie the facts zee haze learned during the past 8
gears, concerning daorders Of the human Kid
Reys and the or0ans sshieh diseased Kidneys 50
easily break doBnf You are conducting a Sci
eatiac paper, and IRE qtnprejNdiced except in
gavor Of TRUTH. n is needless to sag, no med
icdl Journal Of 'Cdde'' standing SD0lld admit
these facts, for gerry tbvtous reasons.
H1H WARNER 6 CO,
ProprietOrs Of - Warmers SAFE Cure"
That we may en- phasize and clearly exc
plain the relation the kidneys sustain to
the general health and how much is de-
pendent upon them, we propose, meta
phorically speaking, to take one from the
human body, plae in the wash-bowl be-
fore US, and examine it for the public BEN
eft
You will imagire that we have before as
q body shaped Ike a bean, smooth and
glistening, about bur inches in length, two
IN width, and one in thickness. 1t ordi-
narily weighs in DE adult male, about five
ounces, but is sonewhat lighter in the fe~
male. A small olganl you say. But IN.
derstand, the bodJ of the average size man
contains about teEtQudFfS Of boed, Of sghich
every drop passes GpougA these filters or oeeFeES,
as they may be Cd led, Ga@7tY times dog, as
often as through te heart, making g COM
plete revolution il TIRES minutes. From the
blood they separate the waste material,
working away steadily night and day,
sleeping or waking tireiess s the heart It
self, and fully of asmuCh vital Importance;
removing impurities from sixty five gGll0gS
Of blood each hour, br about forty-nine bar
rels each day, ORR, 1875 hogsheads year l
What a wonder tint the kidneys can last
any length Of tiRp under this prodigieus
strain, treated and neglected as they are Z
We slice this debate organ open length
wise with our knit, and will roughly de-
We find Il to ie of a reddish brown
color, soft and easily torn; filed with
hundreds of little tubes, short and thread
like, starting fromthe arteries ending in
little tuft about midway from the out
sido opening into cavity OF considerable
size, which Is callG the pelvis, or, rough
lv-speaking, a sac, which rs for the purpose
of holding the waer TO further undergo
publication befort it passes down from
here into the uretess and so on to the out
side OF the body. These little tubes are
the filters, which d their work automat-
ically, and right lee Is aCsfe the disease Of The
kidney first begins.
Doing the vast mount of work which
they are obliged Il, from the slightest IL
regularity in our pabits, from cold, from
high living, from stmulants or thousand
and one other Gauss which occur every
day, they become omewhat weakened in
their nerve force.
What is the res ule Congestion or stop
page of the current of blood in the small
blood vessels SURROUNDING them, which be-
come blocked; theR delicate membranes
are irritated; inflammation is set up, then
pus is formed, whiA collects in the pelvis
or sac; the tubes ab at first partially, and
soon are totally, uIhble to do their work.
The pelvic sac goesbn distending with this
corruption, pressing upon the blood yes
sells. All this time. remember, the blood.
which is entering be kidneys to be fl
tered, is passing thrdgh this terrible, disgust
Eng PGs, for it can ne take any other route
Stop and think oft for a moment. Do
you realize the Importance, nay the vital
"A
Can You expect whn they are diseased or
obstructed, no mater how little, that you
can have pure bod and escape disease? 1t
would be just as reasonable to expect, il a
peSt-house were setacross Broadway and
countless thousand$were compelled to go
through its pestiletial doors, an escape
from contagion anddisease, as for one to
expect the blood to scape pollution when
constantly runnini through q diseased
| kidney.
Now, what is the esult! Why, that the
blood takes up and ieposits this poison as
it sweeps along init every organ, into ev-
cry inch of muscle, issue, flesh and bone,
| from your head to TOUR feet. And when
| ever. from hereditary influence or other
| wise, some part of to body is weaker than
another, 8 copntleSStFain of diseases is es-
| tablished, such as presumption in weak
! lungs, dyspepsia, W ERE there is delicate
| stomach; nerYouSnss, insanity. paralysiS
or heart disease in hose who have weak
] nerves.
The heart mast soo1ifeel the effects Of the pot
son, as ii requires put blood 70 keep ID iSI Tigh
/ action. 1t increases is stroke in number
/ and force to compAsate for the natural
/ stimulus wanting, II its endeavor to crowd
the impure blood though this obstruction
| causing pain, palpEation, or an out-Of
/ breath feeling Unnatural as this forced
/ labor is, the heart must soon falter, becom
/ ing weaker and welker until one day il
| SHddenlg stops, and death from apparent
| 4heart disease is be verdict
But the medical Profession, learned and
/ dignified, call thesaliseases by high-sound
/ ing names, treat thin alone, and patients
die, for the arteries All carrying stoao death &
| the affected part, constantly adding fue
| brought from theseFpppurating, pus-lader
kidneys which here in our wash-bowl az
| very putrefaction fself, and which should
| have been cured fist.
But this is not al the kidneys have K
| do; for you must remember that eacl
| adult takes about even pounds of nouT
| ishment every tWety-four hours to supply
the waste of the bdy which is constantly
! going on, a waste equal to the quantity
| taken in. This, to, the kidneys have t.
separate from theblood, with all other de
| composing matter
But you say: Ny kidneys are all right
| have no pain 1 the back Mistaken
mani People di of kidney disease Of 81
bad a character tat she organs are rotten
and yet they have 7leVer there had pain no
Whyq Becausathe disease begins, as w
have shown, in tb interior of the kidney
Wnere tAeTe are eagseTOeS " ] eettIt9 70 cOuVS.
the sensation of pin. Why this is so W
may never know
When you cons1er their great work, tn
delicacY OF theirstructure, the ease wit
which they are dranged, can you wonde
at the ill-health { our men and women
Health and long life can not be expecte
when so vital an organ is impaired. n
wonder some writer's say we are degenel
ating. Don't va see the great the ez
treme imporrane of keeping this machin
cry in working order! Could the fines
engine do even fractional part of thi
work, without Etention from the eng
| neer! DON'T yoi see how dangerous thi
| hidden disease ~ 1t is lurking about u
constantly, without giving any indication
The most skillnl physicians can not de
tect it at times for the kidneys Themselves ca
not be Sxan1iSedby any means which "
| have at our command. Even an analyst
of the water, chmica1y and microscopic
ally, reveals pthing definite IN man
cases, even Wha the kidneys are lslIl
| broken down.
Then look outfor them, as disease, n
matter where sbuated, to 50 per cent, a
shown by aftd- death examinations h'
its origin in th breaking down Of thes
So creting tubeSn the interior Of the klc
ney.
| life free from sekuess and suffering, Civ
these organs sGne attention. Keep theI
| in good conditlm ana thus prevent las
easily done1 a. disease.
Warmers Sat- Cure, as it becomes yea
after year bettr known for its wondertt
cures and its pfwer over the Kidneys be
| done and is ding more to increase tn
average duratin of life than all the ply
sicians and mdicines known. Warner
Safe Cure is a rue specific, mild but ce
tain, harmless tut energetic and agreeabl
| to the taste.
| Take it wheusick as a cure. and neye
let month g0by il you need 1t, wtthor
taking q few bttles as a preventive, Obs
the kidneys mg be kept in proper ordel
the blood pure that health and long lif
] may DO your bessing
II. Ii. WAREER g. Co.
THE clock mixes no progress in its cease
less march. Iisimply marks time.-Bost0
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