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The Danger Which Menaces an I'm
suspectine Public.
The hermNti'f Hospital for consump-
lives, in London, reports that over fifty
people out of every hundred consumptivcs
are victims of constipated or inactive
kidneys.
Consumption is one of our national dis.
anse-. md tie as,sve feli33rit sisSes to, prove
What has often been said in GU, columns
during the last eight years, that, kidney
troubles are not only the cause of more
than half of the eases Of consumption, but
of ninety out of every hundred other com
mon diseases. They who have taken this
position, made their claims after elaborate
investigation, and their proofs that they
have discovered a specific for the terrible
and stealthy kidney diseases, which have
become SO prevalent among US, is wise
and convincing
We have Recently reteiee1 ffHm them a
fresh SUPPLY of tlieif Wonderful advcr-
Using. TlicS have challenged tile medical
profession aid ~stieiife ii, Investigate.
They Have Investigated, and, those who
are frank have admitted the truth of
their statements. They claim that ninety
per cent. Of the Diseases come originally
from inactive kidneys; that these inactive
kidneys allow the blood to become filed
with uric acid poison; that this uric acid
poison III the blood carries disease through
every organ.
There Is enough uric acid developed in
the system within twenty-four hours to
kill half Il dozen men. '
This being Il scientific fact it only re-
quires ordinary wisdom to see the eff
feet inactive kidneys must have upon the
system.
If this poison is not removed, it ruins
every dngan. If the bowels, stomach or
liver become inactive, We know it at
once, but other organs help them out. If
the kidneys become constipated and dor
mant, the warning ONE later on. and
often when it is too late, because the eff
fects are remote from the kidneys and
those organs are not suspected to be out
of order.
Organs that are weak and discussed are
unable IN resist the attacks Of this poison,
and the disease Gftcn takes the form of
and is treated us a local affection, whcnin
reality the real cause of the trouble was
inactive kidneys.
Too many medical men of the present
day hold what was a fact twenty years
ago, tina kidney disease is incurable, ac-
coiding to the medicines authorized by
their code. Hence, they ignore the origi-
nal cause Of disease itself, End give their
attention to useless treating of local eff
fects.
They dose the patient with q%uinine,
morphine, or With salts and other physics,
hoping that thus nature may cure the dis
case, while the kidneys continue to waste
away with inflammation, liberation anG
decay, and the victim eventually perishcs
The same quantity of blood that passes
through the heart, passes through the hid
neys. If the kidneys are diseased, tlit
blood soa&s up this disease and takes i
all through the system. Hence it is, tina
the claim is madct that Warner'ssafe cur
the only known specific for kidney dis
ease, cures 80 per cent. of human all
ments, because it. and it alone, is able tt
maintain Che natural activity of the kid
lneys. and to neutralizc and remove Thu
uric acid, or kidney poison, as fast as it i
formed.
If this acid is not removed, there is in
activity of the kidneys, and there will b,
produced in the system paralysis, apo
plcXy. dyspepsia, consumption, heart dis
ease, headaches, rheumatism, pneumonia
%impotency, and al the namclcss disease
!, Of delicate women. If the poisonous mat
ter is separated from the blood, us fast n
il is formed, these diseases, in n mojorit,
Of cases, would not exist.
If only rpuuirrs a Dnrtir1p Of Smnll-po,